NAMI Rockland

11/06/2025

Empowering Children with Mental Health Challenges (Including ASD)
NAMI Rockland is excited to launch a new program providing a supportive, inclusive, and fun environment for children to thrive through movement and personalized sports instruction.

Register today at https://namirockland.org/event/therapeutic-recreation-program/

What is the Program About?
We aim to empower children of all ages and abilities by unlocking their potential through tailored coaching and the power of sports.

10/28/2025

Halloween Brings many challenges for children with ADHD or those who are neurodivergent. Here's a few tips to make the day fun and safe for everyone.

Halloween can be tough for kids with ADHD. Here are five Halloween challenges for kids with ADHD, and tips to cut back on problems without skipping the fun.

10/28/2025

Our Monthly Health Forum returns on Wednesday, Nov. 12 at 7PM on Zoom, with Brett Cotter, founder of Stress is Gone.

Register now at https://namirockland.org/event/monthly-health-forum-november-2025/.

Stress Is Gone is a nonprofit dedicated to helping veterans, first responders, trauma survivors, and their families reclaim peace and rebuild their lives from inside out.

Since 2014, Brett has served thousands through our transformational retreats, wellness programs, coaching, and mobile tools.

10/27/2025

Don't wait- order today. You can place your order at www.namirockland.org

10/20/2025

There's still time to register for our annual Breaking the Silence public health forum, featuring Dr. Gia Merlo, happening this Wednesday at 7PM on Zoom.

Register now at https://namirockland.org/event/public-forum-breaking-the-silence-lifestyle-psychiatry/.

Dr. Gia Merlo is a clinical professor of psychiatry at NYU Grossman School of Medicine, and is renowned for her expertise in well-being and lifestyle medicine, as well as for developing the field of Lifestyle Psychiatry.

As a fellow of the American College of Lifestyle Medicine and a distinguished fellow of the American Psychiatric Association, Dr. Merlo is at the forefront of expanding evidence-based
approaches to prevent, treat, and reverse psychiatric and behavioral disorders.

Dr. Gia Merlo, clinical professor of psychiatry at NYU Grossman School of Medicine, is renowned for her expertise in well-being and lifestyle medicine, and

10/10/2025

Join NAMI this in the global movement to create stronger, more compassionate communities. Learn more: nami.org/MIAW

10/09/2025

Mental health journeys are better together. This , find your people in the NAMI community. First time joining? There’s space for you. Tag someone who needs connection too.

10/09/2025

Are you an adult aged 55 or older seeking a supportive community that understands the unique challenges of mental health?

NAMI Rockland invites you to join our confidential, virtual Support Group—a dedicated space to share, listen, and gain valuable resources alongside peers.

Register now at https://namirockland.org/event/adults-55-support-group/2025-10-20/.

10/06/2025

Mental Illness Awareness Week is about more than awareness — it’s about building community. Mental health journeys are better together.

This , invite a friend, tag someone who inspires you, and take action today: nami.org/MIAW

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10/03/2025

More exciting news here at NAMI Rockland.

On Oct. 20th we will launch our newest Connections, Peer Support specifically for those 55+ with a mental illness. Led by a trained facilitator with lived experience, this group will meet via zoom, once a month to address the specific needs of Rockland seniors. The purpose of this grouo is to share resources and receive peer support in a friendly and accepting community of new friends. It is free and open to all seniors 55+.

For more information, or to receive the zoom link, please call 845 359-8785. Watch for details.

09/30/2025

Join us October 22nd at 7PM for our Annual Breaking the Silence Forum!

Register now at https://namirockland.org/event/public-forum-breaking-the-silence-lifestyle-psychiatry/.

Dr. Gia Merlo, clinical professor of psychiatry at NYU Grossman School of Medicine, is renowned for her expertise in well-being and lifestyle medicine, and for developing the field of Lifestyle Psychiatry. As a fellow of the American College of Lifestyle Medicine and a distinguished fellow of the American Psychiatric Association, Dr. Merlo is at the forefront of expanding evidence-based
approaches to prevent, treat, and reverse psychiatric and behavioral disorders.

Her peer-reviewed articles and four books for healthcare professionals are grounded in science, drawn from psychology, psychiatry, and lifestyle medicine. With over thirty years of experience in clinical care and medical education, she continues to inspire and empower individuals to prioritize their wellbeing and adopt healthier lifestyles.