NAMI Compartiendo Esperanza

Compartiendo Esperanza

What Is Compartiendo Esperanza?

Lack of information surrounding mental health issues can prevent people in Hispanic/Latinx communities from getting the help and support they need.

Compartiendo Esperanza is a three-part video series that explores the journey of mental wellness in Hispanic/Latinx communities through dialogue, storytelling and a guided discussion on the following topics:

  • Youth and Mental Wellness: “Sanando Juntos”/“Healing Together”
  • Community Leaders and Mental Wellness: “Las Raíces de Nuestra Sanación”/“The Roots of Our Healing”
  • Latinx Families and Mental Wellness: “La Mesa”/“The Table”

Compartiendo Esperanza Trailer

Community Leaders And Mental Wellness: “Las Raíces De Nuestra Sanación”/“The Roots Of Our Healing”

Latinx Families And Mental Wellness: “La Mesa”/“The Table”

Youth And Mental Wellness: “Sanando Juntos”/“Healing Together”

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  • Accessing the NAMI Compartiendo Esperanza videos, discussion guides and other resources to become a facilitator and start a NAMI Compartiendo Esperanza discussion near you,
  • Finding a NAMI Compartiendo Esperanza community conversation near you to participate in, or
  • Learning more about the NAMI Compartiendo Esperanza initiative,

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