Family support for people coping with mental illness
BRATTLEBORO- The National Alliance on Mental Illness of Vermont will begin the new year by educating and offering support to those with family members who live with mental illness.
In addition to helping with the everyday challenges that might be expected to the friends and family of those living with mental illness, the classes provide up-to-date research surrounding mental illness. Classes run for 12 weeks and will begin Thursday, March 7, at 6:30 pm. Attendance in all 12 classes is expected.
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