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Al-Anon / Alateen (If you please, click above for its home page)
Contact:	(You could click on the colored link below for e-mail) Al-Anon Family Group Headquarters 1600 Corporate Landing Parkway Virginia Beach, VA 23454-5617 888/425-2666 757/563-1600 757/563-1655 fax wso@al-anon.org
About:	Al-Anon Family Group Headquarters separated from Alcoholics Anonymous in 1954. Al-Anon is a self-help fellowship of men, women and children affected by the compulsive drinking of a family member or friend. Alateen, a part of Al-Anon Family Groups, helps teenage sons and daughters of alcoholics to cope with problems in their homes. These groups provide direct services to individuals by giving comfort, hope, and friendship to the family and friends of alcoholics, by providing information on alcoholism and sharing experience in coping with the disease, and by providing the opportunity to learn to grow spiritually. Al-Anon publishes booklets and pamphlets, produces public service announcements for radio and television, cooperates with alcoholism treatment programs in supporting patients' families and friends and provides the public and professionals with information about their services.

Al-Anon / Alateen

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Al-Anon Family Group Headquarters
1600 Corporate Landing Parkway
Virginia Beach, VA 23454-5617

888/425-2666
757/563-1600
757/563-1655 fax

wso@al-anon.org

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Al-Anon Family Group Headquarters separated from Alcoholics Anonymous in 1954. Al-Anon is a self-help fellowship of men, women and children affected by the compulsive drinking of a family member or friend. Alateen, a part of Al-Anon Family Groups, helps teenage sons and daughters of alcoholics to cope with problems in their homes. These groups provide direct services to individuals by giving comfort, hope, and friendship to the family and friends of alcoholics, by providing information on alcoholism and sharing experience in coping with the disease, and by providing the opportunity to learn to grow spiritually.

Al-Anon publishes booklets and pamphlets, produces public service announcements for radio and television, cooperates with alcoholism treatment programs in supporting patients' families and friends and provides the public and professionals with information about their services.

Al Noor Hospital (You can click above for the organization home page)
Contact:	(The colored link below is available for securing more information) Al Noor Hospital PO Box 46713 Khalifa Street Abu Dhabi United Arab Emirates +971/2/6 265 265 +971/2/61 39 220 +971/2/626 44 40 fax contactus@alnoorhospital.com
About:	Al Noor Hospital is a Medical-Surgical facility created in 1985. The hospital is one of the divisions of Al Noor Medical Company whose main business is to promote health awareness and to provide health care services to the multicultural enviroment of the Emirate of Abu Dhabi and surrounding countries.
Event List:	3-rd International Congress: "Psychiatry in General Practice - Healthy Minds, Healthy Lives" February 7-9, 2008: Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates
Event #1 Detail:	3-rd International Congress "Psychiatry in General Practice - Healthy Minds, Healthy Lives" (You can refer to the meeting's Web pages.) February 7-9, 2008 Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates Event sponsored by: Al Noor Hospital It is becoming increasingly recognized by all international scientific organizations that out of the ten leading causes of disability in The Global Burden of Disease world wide, five are psychological disorders, namely, Schizophrenia, Depression, Obsessive Compulsive, Dementia and Drub Abuse. The World Psychiatric Association [WPA], the American Psychiatric Association [APA] and the World Health Organization [WHO] have launched The Global Ant Stigma Campaign to fight the myths and misunderstanding surrounding those diseases. Stigma creates a vicious circle of alienation and discrimination which can lead to social isolation, inability to work, drug abuse, homelessness and excessive institutionalization-all of which diminish the quality of life of people suffering from psychological disorders and put a great stress on their families. It is estimated that 23–45% of outpatient department patients are suffering from physical symptoms of psychogenic origin. This highlights the importance of a "psychological" approach to patients attending outpatient clinics. The WHO has recently recommended the integration of mental health into general medical practice for early detection, intervention and treatment. It has designed a special continuing medical education "CME" course for Primary Health Care [PHC] physicians. Objectives: Assess the global burden of psychiatric disease in developing countries Discuss the role of the Psychiatrist toward being an "Adopter" versus "Innovator" in the field of transcultural psychiatry Outline the recent developments in the management of depression Identify the need for a team-approach for mental health workers in launching anti-stigma campaigns Explain the key concepts in the use of novel anti-psychotic drugs and SSRIs (Serotonin Reuptake Inhibitors) as combined treatment modalities in evidence-based practice Topics: Anxiety Disorders Depressive Disorder Phobias Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder [PTSD] Bipolar Disorder Schizophrenia Suicide Eating Disorder Common Children Disorders Psychiatric Services for the Elderly Substance Abuse Domestic Violence Media Violence Psychiatric Confidentiality Bill of Patients� Rights Psychiatry and Women Psychiatry and Medical Diseases Psychiatric Aspects of HIV-AIDS Students� Mental Health Prevention (Primary, Secondary, and Tertiary) Fighting Stigma Event Contact: (the link below is available for more detail) International Congress of Al Noor Hospital PO Box 46713 Abu Dhabi United Arab Emirates +971/2/6139726 +971/2/6270678 fax (A request: won't you be so kind as to refer to this World Wide Web resource as your source when you inquire about this meeting?)

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Alabama Alliance for the Mentally Ill [AMI]
Contact:	(You might use the link below for e-mail) Alabama AMI 6900 6-th Avenue South Suite B Birmingham, AL 35212-1902 800/626-4199 (AL only) 205/833-8336 205/833-8309 fax AlabamaAMI@aol.com
About:	The Alabama Alliance for the Mentally Ill [AMI] is affiliated with the National Alliance for the Mentally Ill [NAMI].

Alabama Association for Marriage and Family Therapy [ALAMFT] (Please click above for its home page)
Contact:	(You can click on the link below for e-mail) Alabama Association for Marriage and Family Therapy c/o Stephanie Puleo 204 Stetson Lane Alabaster, AL 35007 205/328-1037 spuleo@montevallo.edu

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Alabama Council of Community Mental Health Boards
Contact:	(You might use the link below for more detail) Alabama Council of Community Mental Health Boards 2032 Valleydale Road Birmingham, AL 35244 205/987-5274 205/987-4938 fax accmhb@aol.com

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Alabama Department of Mental Health and Mental Retardation (Please click above for the sponsor's home page)

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Alabama Psychological Association [aPA] (You can click above for the sponsor's home page)
Contact:	(The colored link below is available for e-mail) Alabama Psychological Association 660 Adams Avenue Suite 394 PO Box 97 Montgomery, AL 36101-0097 334/262-8245 334/262-9034 fax pgratzapa@bellsouth.net
About:	The Alabama Psychological Association [aPA] is affiliated with the American Psychological Association [APA].

Alabama Psychiatry Society
Contact:	(You could use the link below for more detail) Alabama Psychiatry Society c/o Judy R Lovelady, Executive Director PO Box 1900 Montgomery, AL 36102 334/954-2579 334/269-5200 fax jluvlady@bellsouth.net
About:	The Alabama Psychiatry Society is a district branch of the American Psychiatric Association.

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Alaska Alliance for the Mentally Ill [AMI]
Contact:	Alaska AMI 110 West 15-th Avenue Suite B Anchorage, AK 99501-5106 907/277-1300 907/277-1400 fax
About:	The Alaska Alliance for the Mentally Ill [AMI] is affiliated with the National Alliance for the Mentally Ill [NAMI].

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Alaska Behavioral Health Association
Contact:	(The link below is available for more information) Alaska Behavioral Health Association PO Box 1816 Soldotna, AK 99669 907/262-5722 907/262-5722 fax steve@akbha.org

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Alaska Division of Behavioral Health (You can click on the above for the organization's home page)

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Alaska Federal Health Care Access Network [AFHCAN] (If you please, click above for its home page)
Contact:	Alaska Federal Health Care Access Network 4000 Ambassador Drive Anchorage, AK 99508 888/449-4435 907/729-2260 907/729-2269 fax

Alaska Psychological Association [AK-PA] (You can click on the above for the organization's home page)
Contact:	(You can click on the link for making contact) Alaska Psychological Association PO Box 241292 Anchorage, AK 99524-1292 907/344-8878 907/344-8878 fax info@ak-pa.org
About:	The Alaska Psychological Association [AK-PA], established in 1963, is affiliated with the American Psychological Association.

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Alaska Psychiatric Association [AkPA] (You can click on the above for the sponsor's home page)
Contact:	(You can use the link below for e-mail) Alaska Psychiatric Institute PO Box 231147 Anchorage, AK 99523-1147 907/566-7800 907/522-3802 fax akpsychassoc@gmail.com
About:	The Alaska Psychiatric Association [AkPA] is a district branch of the American Psychiatric Association.

Alaska Telemedicine Project [ATP] (You can click on the above for its home page)
About:	The Alaska Telemedicine Project [ATP] is a consortium of Alaska health care providers, telecommunications carriers, the University of Alaska Anchorage, and the State of Alaska.� The project is recognized for its leadership in the future of telemedicine and telehealth in the state. The Web site includes "Stat Grand Central" with abundant links and resources.

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Alateen (You can click above for its home page)
Contact:	Alateen c/o Al-Anon Family Group Headquarters, Inc 1600 Corporate Landing Parkway Virginia Beach, VA 23454-5617
About:	Alateen, a part of Al-Anon Family Groups, is a fellowship of young Al-Anon members, usually teenagers, whose lives have been affected by someone's else's drinking.

Alateen Family Group Headquarters
Contact:	Alateen Family Group Headquarters 1372 Broadway PO Box 862 Midtown Station New York, NY 10018-0862 800/344-2666 800/356-9996 212/302-7240

Albanian Medical Association Section on Psychiatry and Neurology
Contact:	Albanian Medical Association Section on Psychiatry and Neurology University Hospital Center of Tirana Dirba Street 370 Tirana Albania

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Albanian Psychiatric Association
Contact:	(The link below is available for making contact) Albanian Psychiatric Association c/o Professor Anastas Suli Psychiatric Service University Hospital Center-Tirana Rr "Thanas Ziko" No. 68 Tirana Albania abi@icc-al.org

Alberta Association of Marriage and Family Therapy [AAMFT] (You can click above for the organization home page)
Contact:	(The link below is available for e-mail) Alberta Association of Marriage and Family Therapy 3615 109B Street Edmonton, Alberta T6J 1C9 Canada 877/435-5070 780/434-7511 780/434-7511 fax aulenbak@interbaun.com

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Alberta College of Social Workers [ACSW] (You can click above for its home page)
Contact:	(The link is available for e-mail) Alberta College Social Workers Essex Building #550 10707 - 100 Avenue NW Edmonton, AB T5J 3M1 Canada 800/661-3089 Alberta only 780/421-1167 866/874-8931 fax 403/421-1168 fax desireeh@acsw.ab.ca
About:	The Alberta Association of Social Workers [AASW] was incorporated in 1961. In 1995 it changed its name to Alberta Association of Registered Social Workers [AARSW]. The name changed again to Alberta College of Social Workers [ACSW] in 2003. ACSW serves as the regulatory body for the profession of social work in Alberta. Objectives: Serve and protect the public interest Provide direction and to regulate the profession Establish, maintain and enforce standards for registration, continuing competence and standards of practice Establish, maintain and enforce a code of ethics Approve educational programs for registration purposes The ACSW is a member of the Canadian Association of Social Workers and the Association of Social Work Boards.
Event List:	Annual Conference: "Inside Out - The Courageous Heart of Social Work" March 13-15, 2008: Edmonton, Alberta, Canada
Event #1 Detail:	Annual Conference "Inside Out - The Courageous Heart of Social Work" March 13-15, 2008 Edmonton, Alberta, Canada Event sponsored by: Alberta College of Social Workers [ACSW] Deadline for abstracts or proposals: 6/15/2007. Event Contact: (the colored link below is available for making contact) Alberta College Social Workers Essex Building #550 10707 - 100 Avenue NW Edmonton, AB T5J 3M1 Canada 800/661-3089 Alberta only 780/421-1167 866/874-8931 fax 403/421-1168 fax (As a courtesy: should you inquire about the above event, don't forget to bring up these Web pages.)

Alberta Children's Hospital (You can click on the above for its home page)
Contact:	Alberta Children's Hospital 2888 Shaganappi Trail NW Calgary, Alberta T3B 6A8 Canada 403/955-7211

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Alberta Medical Association [AMA] (If you wish to, click on the above for the organization's home page)
Contact:	(The link below is available for more information) Alberta Medical Association 12230 106 Avenue NW Edmonton AB T5N 3Z1 Canada 780/482-2626 780/482-5445 fax ama_mail@amda.ab.ca

Alberta Society for the Promotion of Sexual Health [ASPSH] (Please click above for its home page)
Contact:	(The link is available for e-mail) Alberta Society for the Promotion of Sexual Health #381 11215 Jasper Avenue Edmonton AB T5J 0L5 Canada aspsh@ppae.ab.ca
About:	The Alberta Society for the Promotion of Sexual Health [ASPSH] (www.aspsh.ca) promotes optimal sexual and reproductive health and well-being throughout the lifespan for all through Comprehensive sexuality education Public education Advocacy Acquisition, utilization and distribution of information and resources Networking and support

ALCOBE (You can click on the above for its home page)
Contact:	(You can click on the link below for making contact) ALCOBE Tony.Beerden@wanadoo.fr

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Alcohol and Drug Foundation - Queensland (Please click on the above for the sponsor home page)
Contact:	(You can use the link below for e-mail) Alcohol and Drug Foundation - Queensland Level 3, Sureplan House 133 Leichhardt Street PO Box 332 Spring Hill, Queensland 4004 Australia +61/7/3834 0214 +61/7/3832 2527 fax aldred@adfq.org
About:	Alcohol and Drug Foundation - Queensland, established in 1974, provides treatment and rehabilitation for those with drug dependency and mental illness. Objectives: Develop, foster and maintain services for persons with drug related problems, those at risk and their families Facilitate the acquisition and exchange of knowledge concerning education, research and treatment in relation to the understanding and control of alcohol and other drug problems Encourage innovative approaches to the understanding of the role played by alcohol and other drugs in our society Promote legislation and community and professional attitudes that will contribute to the alleviation of alcohol and other drug problems in our society

Alcohol and Drug Foundation - Queensland

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Contact:

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Alcohol and Drug Foundation - Queensland
Level 3, Sureplan House
133 Leichhardt Street
PO Box 332
Spring Hill, Queensland 4004
Australia

+61/7/3834 0214
+61/7/3832 2527 fax

aldred@adfq.org

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Alcohol and Drug Foundation - Queensland, established in 1974, provides treatment and rehabilitation for those with drug dependency and mental illness.

Objectives:

Develop, foster and maintain services for persons with drug related problems, those at risk and their families
Facilitate the acquisition and exchange of knowledge concerning education, research and treatment in relation to the understanding and control of alcohol and other drug problems
Encourage innovative approaches to the understanding of the role played by alcohol and other drugs in our society
Promote legislation and community and professional attitudes that will contribute to the alleviation of alcohol and other drug problems in our society

Alcohol and Drug Problems Association of North America [ADPA] (You can click on the above for its home page)
Contact:	Alcohol and Drug Problems Association of North America 307 North Main St. Charles, MO 63301 314/589-6702 314/940-2358 fax
About:	The Alcohol and Drug Problems Association of North America [ADPA] is the oldest trade association in the alcohol and drug abuse prevention and treatment fields. ADPA was founded in 1949 to represent professionals in the alcohol and drug abuse prevention, intervention and treatment field. The mission of ADPA is to advocate for alcohol and other drug abuse prevention, intervention, and treatment services with appropriate quality and quantity to serve those requiring them.

Alcohol and Drug Problems Association of North America [ADPA]

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Contact:

Alcohol and Drug Problems Association of North America
307 North Main
St. Charles, MO 63301

314/589-6702
314/940-2358 fax

About:

The Alcohol and Drug Problems Association of North America [ADPA] is the oldest trade association in the alcohol and drug abuse prevention and treatment fields. ADPA was founded in 1949 to represent professionals in the alcohol and drug abuse prevention, intervention and treatment field.

The mission of ADPA is to advocate for alcohol and other drug abuse prevention, intervention, and treatment services with appropriate quality and quantity to serve those requiring them.

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Alcoholics Anonymous (You can click on the above for the sponsor home page)
Contact:	Alcoholics Anonymous World Services, Inc PO Box 459, Grand Central Station New York, NY 10163 212/870-3400
About:	Alcoholics Anonymous is a non-profit voluntary fellowship of people with alcoholism. It pioneered the "12-step" approach to achieving and maintaining sobriety through abstinence. Chapters in all cities are listed in local phonebooks, but the National Office can also provide referrals. There are nearly 53,000 autonomous groups in the US alone.

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Alcoholism & Substance Abuse Providers of New York State [ASAP] (If you please, click above for the organization's home page)
Contact:	(The colored link below is available for more information) Alcoholism & Substance Abuse Providers of New York State 1 Columbia Place Albany, NY 12207 518/426-3122 518/426-1046 fax asap@asapnys.org
About:	Alcoholism & Substance Abuse Providers of New York State [ASAP] is a non-profit membership association for advocating for and promoting the highest quality treatment, prevention, research and training. The membership of ASAP includes coalitions, programs and agencies throughout New York State which provide alcoholism and substance abuse prevention, treatment, research and evaluation and concerned individuals and corporations who wish to support the mission of ASAP.

Alcoholism & Substance Abuse Providers of New York State [ASAP]

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Contact:

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Alcoholism & Substance Abuse Providers of New York State
1 Columbia Place
Albany, NY 12207

518/426-3122
518/426-1046 fax

asap@asapnys.org

About:

Alcoholism & Substance Abuse Providers of New York State [ASAP] is a non-profit membership association for advocating for and promoting the highest quality treatment, prevention, research and training.

The membership of ASAP includes coalitions, programs and agencies throughout New York State which provide alcoholism and substance abuse prevention, treatment, research and evaluation and concerned individuals and corporations who wish to support the mission of ASAP.

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St Alexius TeleCare Network (If you wish to, click on the above for its home page)
Contact:	(You can use the link for more information) St Alexius TeleCare Network 900 East Broadway Avenue Bismark, ND 58501 800/393-7130 701/530-7057 701/530-7099 fax lvetter@primecare.org
About:	In the mid-1970s St Alexius Medical Center was one of the first facilities in the nation to establish remote cardiac monitoring capabilities. The Center began its TeleCare Network in 1995. Health care providers and their patients can consult face-to-face with distant specialists via two-way "live" television. Specialists are able to consult with attending physicians, examine patients, check an ear canal, examine a wound, view a chest x-ray during a cardiac surgery consult or instruct a speech therapy patient.

St Alexius TeleCare Network

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Contact:

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St Alexius TeleCare Network
900 East Broadway Avenue
Bismark, ND 58501

800/393-7130
701/530-7057
701/530-7099 fax

lvetter@primecare.org

About:

In the mid-1970s St Alexius Medical Center was one of the first facilities in the nation to establish remote cardiac monitoring capabilities. The Center began its TeleCare Network in 1995. Health care providers and their patients can consult face-to-face with distant specialists via two-way "live" television. Specialists are able to consult with attending physicians, examine patients, check an ear canal, examine a wound, view a chest x-ray during a cardiac surgery consult or instruct a speech therapy patient.

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Allegheny University of the Health Sciences
About:	The Allegheny University of the Health Sciences was dissolved in a bankruptcy action in 1998. Its schools eventually were taken up by Drexel University. It was originally formed by merging the Medical College of Pennsylvania and Hahnemann University.

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Alliance for Aging Research (Please click on the above for the sponsor home page)
Contact:	(The link below is available for making contact) Alliance for Aging Research 2021 K Street NW Suite 305 Washington, DC 20006 202/293-2856 202/785-8574 fax info@agingresearch.org
About:	The Alliance for Aging Research is a non-profit organization dedicated to supporting healthcare discoveries that will improve the experience of aging.

Alliance for Children and Families (Please click on the above for the sponsor home page)
Contact:	(The link below is available for obtaining more information) Alliance for Children and Families 11700 West Lake Park Drive Milwaukee, WI 53224-3099 800/221-3726 414/359-1040 414/359-1074 fax Alliance for Children and Families 1701 K Street, NW Suite 200 Washington, DC 20006-1503 800/220-1016 202/223-3447 202/331-7476 fax amundsen@alliance1.org
About:	The Alliance for Children and Families formed in 1998 when Family Service America (established 1911) and the National Association of Homes and Services for Children (established 1973) merged. The Alliance for Children and Families is an international nonprofit association, representing more than 450 child- and family-serving organizations. Alliance members serve more than 5 million individuals annually in more than 2,000 communities, providing services ranging from residential care to domestic abuse prevention and intervention.
Event List:	National Conference October 17-19, 2007: Anaheim, CA
Event #1 Detail:	National Conference ( Refer to the meeting's Web pages.) October 17-19, 2007 Anaheim, CA Event sponsor: Alliance for Children and Families The Conference is preceded on October 16, 2007 by a National Leadership Institute. Keynotes: Monica E Oss, PhD, CEO and founder, Open Minds Juan Williams, National Public Radio [NPR] Diana Aviv, President and CEO, Independent Sector Topics: Governance Innovative Programs Leadership Management Human Resources Communications and Marketing Resource Development Services Public Policy As many as 13 continuing education credit hours available for -social workers -marriage & family therapists Event Contact: (you could click on the link below for seeking more information) Hillary Hanson Alliance for Children and Families 11700 West Lake Park Drive Milwaukee, WI 53224-3099 800/221-3726 414/359-1040 414/359-1074 fax (If you please, when inquiring about the above meeting, it could be helpful of you to mention our Web pages as your source.)

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Alliance for Children and Families Western Region
Contact:	Alliance for Children and Families 800/221-3726 ext 3672

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Alliance for Health Reform (Please click on the above for its home page)
Contact:	(You can click on the link for e-mail) Alliance for Health Reform 1444 Eye Street, NW Suite 910 Washington, DC 20005-6573 202/789-2300 202/789-2233 fax info@allhealth.org
About:	Founded in 1991, the Alliance for Health Reform is a non-profit, non-partisan group that provides information to influential individuals and organizations in the United States healthcare policy field. It sponsors meetings and produces briefings, videos and white papers, but does not press for any particular legislation.

Alliance of Information and Referral Services [AIRS] (You can click above for the sponsor home page)
Contact:	(The link below is available for e-mail) Alliance of Information and Referral Services 11240 Waples Mill Road Suite 200 Fairfax, VA 22030 703/218-2477 703/359-7562 fax 206/632-2477 206/632-0855 fax info@airs.org
About:	The Alliance of Information and Referral Services [AIRS] is the professional association for over 1,000 programs throughout North America that provide information and referral [I&R] on human services in their respective communities. AIRS was incorporated as a non-profit organization in 1973 to improve access to services for all people through the mechanism of information and referral. AIRS meets this goal through its publications, international training conferences, and I&R clearinghouse. AIRS offers a professional umbrella for all I&R providers in both public and private organizations. Through its publications and national networking, AIRS promotes the image of I&R and conveys new developments in the field.

Alliance of Information and Referral Services [AIRS]

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Contact:

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Alliance of Information and Referral Services
11240 Waples Mill Road
Suite 200
Fairfax, VA 22030

703/218-2477
703/359-7562 fax

206/632-2477
206/632-0855 fax

info@airs.org

About:

The Alliance of Information and Referral Services [AIRS] is the professional association for over 1,000 programs throughout North America that provide information and referral [I&R] on human services in their respective communities.

AIRS was incorporated as a non-profit organization in 1973 to improve access to services for all people through the mechanism of information and referral. AIRS meets this goal through its publications, international training conferences, and I&R clearinghouse. AIRS offers a professional umbrella for all I&R providers in both public and private organizations.

Through its publications and national networking, AIRS promotes the image of I&R and conveys new developments in the field.

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Alliance for the Mentally Ill [AMI] DC Threshold
Contact:	AMI DC Threshold 422 8-th Street, SE Washington, DC 20003-2832 202/546-0646 202/546-6817

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Alliance for the Mentally Ill in Delaware [AMID]
Contact:	(The link below is available for e-mail) AMI Delaware 2500 West 4-th Street 4-th Street Plaza Suite 12 Wilmington, DE 19805 302/427-0787 ext 21 302/427-2075 fax MaPacilio@aol.com

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Alliance for the Mentally Ill / Friends and Advocates of the Mentally Ill [AMI/FAMI] (If you please, click above for the sponsor home page)
Contact:	AMI/FAMI 432 Park Avenue South Suite 710 New York, NY 10016-8806 212/684-3264
About:	AMI/FAMI is one of the largest chapters of the National Alliance for the Mentally Ill [NAMI] and the New York State Alliance for the Mentally Ill. Founded in 1979, AMI/FAMI is a non-profit, self-help, volunteer organization comprised of over 1,200 family members and friends of people with such neurobiological disorders as schizophrenia, bi-polar disorder (manic depression) and major depression, as well as people who themselves suffer from mental illness. A full description is available on the Web.

Alliance for the Mentally Ill / Friends and Advocates of the Mentally Ill [AMI/FAMI]

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Contact:

AMI/FAMI
432 Park Avenue South
Suite 710
New York, NY 10016-8806

212/684-3264

About:

AMI/FAMI is one of the largest chapters of the National Alliance for the Mentally Ill [NAMI] and the New York State Alliance for the Mentally Ill.

Founded in 1979, AMI/FAMI is a non-profit, self-help, volunteer organization comprised of over 1,200 family members and friends of people with such neurobiological disorders as schizophrenia, bi-polar disorder (manic depression) and major depression, as well as people who themselves suffer from mental illness.

A full description is available on the Web.

Alliance for the Mentally Ill [AMI] Illinois State Coalition
Contact:	AMI Illinois State Coalition 730 East Vine Street Room 209 Springfield, IL 62703 800/346-4572 (IL only) 217/522-1403 217/522-3598 fax

Alliance for the Mentally Ill [AMI] of Iowa
Contact:	(The link below is available for e-mail) AMI of Iowa 5911 Meredith Drive Suite C-1 Des Moines, IA 50322-1903 800/417-0417 515/254-0417 515/254-1103 fax amiiowa@aol.com

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Alliance for the Mentally Ill (Madras)
Contact:	An Alliance for the Mentally Ill SCARF C-46, 13-th Street East Anna Nagar Madras 600 102 India
About:	The 120 members of the Alliance for the Mentally Ill (Madras) are relatives of people with mental illness.

Alliance for the Mentally Ill [AMI] - Maine
Contact:	AMI- Maine PO Box 222 Augusta, ME 04332-0222 800/464-5767 (ME only) 207/622-5767 207/622-5767 fax

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Alliance for the Mentally Ill [AMI] of Maryland (You can click on the above for its home page)
Contact:	(You could use the link below for making contact) AMI of Maryland, Inc. 711 West 40-th Street Suite 451 Baltimore, MD 21211 800/467-0075 410/467-7100 410/467-7195 fax amimd@aol.com
About:	The Alliance for the Mentally Ill of Maryland (AMI of MD) is an advocacy organization for family and friends of people with serious mental illness, and people who have a mental illness. It is affiliated with the National Alliance for the Mentally Ill [NAMI]. AMI of Maryland has 1,700 members in 18 local chapters serving Maryland's 23 counties and Baltimore City. With its statewide toll-free Helpline, it provids information and referrals to appropriate services such as family self-help support groups and mental health services for persons with serious mental illness and their family members.

Alliance for the Mentally Ill [AMI] of Maryland

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Contact:

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AMI of Maryland, Inc.
711 West 40-th Street
Suite 451
Baltimore, MD 21211

800/467-0075
410/467-7100
410/467-7195 fax

amimd@aol.com

About:

The Alliance for the Mentally Ill of Maryland (AMI of MD) is an advocacy organization for family and friends of people with serious mental illness, and people who have a mental illness. It is affiliated with the National Alliance for the Mentally Ill [NAMI].

AMI of Maryland has 1,700 members in 18 local chapters serving Maryland's 23 counties and Baltimore City. With its statewide toll-free Helpline, it provids information and referrals to appropriate services such as family self-help support groups and mental health services for persons with serious mental illness and their family members.

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Alliance for the Mentally Ill [AMI] of Massachusetts
Contact:	AMI of Massachusetts, Inc. 295 Devonshire Street Boston, MA 02210-1625 617/426-2299 617/426-0088 fax

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Alliance for the Mentally Ill [AMI] of Michigan
Contact:	AMI of Michigan 921 North Washington Lansing, MI 48906 800/331-4264 (MI only) 517/485-4049 517/485-2333 fax

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Alliance for the Mentally Ill [AMI] of Minnesota
Contact:	AMI of Minnesota, Inc. 970 Raymond Avenue Suite 105 St Paul, MN 55114-1146 612/645-2948 612/645-7379 fax

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Alliance for the Mentally Ill [AMI] of Nevada
Contact:	(You might use the link below for e-mail) AMI of Nevada 2600 Spinaker Drive Reno, NV 89509 702/825-7023 702/825-3965 fax RJohn20378@aol.com
About:	The Alliance for the Mentally Ill, Nevada is a non-profit state chartered organization. Its objectives are to:: Remove the social stigma from mental illness Solicit funds for programs that aid and educate Lobby government for new laws to protect people with mentally illness

Alliance for the Mentally Ill [AMI] of New Hampshire
Contact:	(The link is available for e-mail) AMI of New Hampshire 10 Ferry Street Unit 314 Concord, NH 03301-5004 800/242-6264 (NH only) 603/225-5359 603/228-8848 fax AMIofNH@aol.com

Alliance for the Mentally Ill [AMI] of New Mexico
Contact:	AMI of New Mexico PO Box 730 La Luz, NM 88337 505/437-4088

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Alliance for the Mentally Ill [AMI] of Ohio
Contact:	AMI of Ohio 979 South High Street Columbus, OH 43206-2525 800/686-2646 614/444-2646 614/445-6503 fax

Alliance for the Mentally Ill [AMI] of Pennsylvania
Contact:	AMI of Pennsylvania 2149 North 2-nd Street Harrisburg, PA 17110-1005 800/223-0500 (PA only) 717/238-1514 717/238-4390 fax

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Alliance pour les malades mentaux [AMI-Québec]
(Alliance for the Mentally Ill)

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Contact:

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AMI-Québec
5253 Décarie Boulevard
Suite 200
Montréal, Québec H3W 3C3
Canada

514/486-1448
514/486-6157 fax

amique@amiquebec.org

About:

L'alliance pour les malades mentaux [AMI-Québec] is a grass-roots support and advocacy organization of families and friends of people with mental illness. It provides mutual support, education and information; works with mental health professionals and takes action against prejudice.

AMI-Québec is a founding member of the Fédération des familles et amis de la personne atteinte de maladie mentale in Québec and a member of the National Alliance for the Mentally Ill in the United States.

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Alliance for the Mentally Ill [AMI] of Rhode Island
Contact:	(You could click on the link for e-mail) AMI of Rhode Island 1255 North Main Street Providence, RI 02904 401/331-3060 401/274-3020 fax AMIofRI@aol.com

Alliance for the Mentally Ill of Vermont [AMI-Vermont]

Contact:

AMI of Vermont
230 Main Street
Room 203
Brattleboro, VT 05301-2840

802/257-5546
800/639-6480 (VT only)
802/257-5886 fax

About:

Educational and support services for Vermont families with loved ones afflicted with serious mental illnesses are available from the Alliance for the Mentally Ill of Vermont, a nonprofit organization with a network of more than 700 families that is supported by both state funds and private donations.

A statewide, toll-free Help Line connects families and consumers with experienced staff and family member network. Family support groups are available in 12 communities. Multi-week Journey of Hope educational courses are offered in 8 towns. Staff and volunteers are engaged in local and legislative advocacy. Literature, books, videotape lending library are available.