REAL Mental Health Initiative (MHI) Celebrates 10 Years!

Explore our 2024 Program Season

Ten years ago, Rabbi Stacy gave a Kol Nidre Sermon in which she shared that Robin Williams’ death by suicide gave her the bravery to share openly that her step-father, too, had taken his own life. This was also the sermon that launched the REAL Mental Health Initiative program in our community. In honor of this past decade, we are excited to announce our 2024 season, with a hallmark speaker series, and new programs and support groups for all ages and backgrounds.
See below for more on our new season!

TuesdayTue, 7 MayMay, 2024

REAL Parent Support

Tuesday, May 7th 7:00p to 9:00pThis monthly group is open to all parents of teens, young adults, and adult children. We support parents as they navigate mental health challenges, the struggles on the way to independent adulthood, and other challenges. Join us to connect, support one another, and share strategies for self-care. Meets first Tuesday of each month. Email MHI to receive the Zoom link.

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TuesdayTue, 4 JunJune, 2024

REAL Parent Support

Tuesday, Jun 4th 7:00p to 9:00pThis monthly group is open to all parents of teens, young adults, and adult children. We support parents as they navigate mental health challenges, the struggles on the way to independent adulthood, and other challenges. Join us to connect, support one another, and share strategies for self-care. Meets first Tuesday of each month. Email MHI to receive the Zoom link.

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TuesdayTue, 14 MayMay, 2024

Zak Williams, in conversation with Rabbi Stacy Friedman

Tuesday, May 14th 7:00p to 9:00pTen years ago, Rabbi Stacy gave a Kol Nidre Sermon in which she shared that Robin Williams’ death by suicide gave her the bravery to share openly that her step-father, too, had taken his own life. This was also the sermon that launched the REAL Mental Health Initiative program in our community. In celebration of a decade REAL and in honor of Mental Health Awareness month, we are thrilled to welcome Zak Williams, Robin’s son and mental health advocate, to speak to our community.

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The REAL Mental Health Initiative is made possible by a grant from the Laszlo N. Tauber

Family Foundation

About the REAL Mental Health Initiative

Past Speakers and Events

Emergency Resources
If you are experiencing a mental health emergency, please call 988. The Marin County Crisis Stabilization Unit can be reached at (415) 473-6666.