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Thursday, August 03, 2006


Choices in Recovery
An Informational Seminar with the Oklahoma City National Alliance for the Mentally Ill (OKNAMI)

Don’t miss this special educational seminar!

Tuesday, August 22, 2006

Crossings Community Church Pavilion
14600 N Portland
Oklahoma City, OK

Registration time: 6:00 p.m. (Pizza will be served.)

Program time: 6:00 p.m. to 7:30 p.m.

Choices in Recovery: What’s in it for you?

Today there are more treatment options – and more opportunities – available for individuals with schizophrenia than there ever have been before. But one thing hasn’t changed: It’s still true that the single most important thing that individuals with schizophrenia can do to stay well and live their lives to the fullest is to follow their treatment plan. When you focus your treatment plan on achieving treatment goals and recovery, you can successfully manage schizophrenia by making healthy lifestyle choices, working with a treatment team, reducing stress, using advocacy and support groups, and taking your medication. Join us for an informative and interactive discussion on these and other ways to achieve your treatment goals and reach recovery.

There is always hope for recovery!

The purpose of this educational program is to help you understand schizophrenia, its treatment, and how its treatment can lead to achieving therapeutic goals and recovery. Although there is no cure for schizophrenia, the process of recovery is possible.

The program will also assist those with schizophrenia feel comfortable in sharing important information with their treatment team. So if you know anyone who has been diagnosed with schizophrenia invite them to this meeting.

You’ll learn about….

  • How recovery is possible
  • How recovery can be achieved
  • How to set realistic treatment goals and recovery strategies
  • How to develop a treatment plan with a treatment team
  • How to work a treatment plan into daily life
  • How treatment forms the foundation for recovery

Speaker:

Thomas Gazda, MD

Banner Behavioral Health
Scottsdale, AZ


For free registration, call NAMI Oklahoma City Metro at 405-378-6195. Space is limited, so register today.

Sponsored by NAMI Oklahoma City Metro

Funding provided by Janssen, L.P.