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AMI Oakland Office
29548 Southfield Road, Suite 101
Southfield, MI 48076
Phone: 248.203.1998
News Media Contact
Fred Cummins, President
Phone: 248.752.3872
Newsletter - Hope Cummins
Phone: 248.752.6616
Publicity - Cheryl Patel
248-661-5684
Website comments or recommendations should be directed to the webmaster.
fred.a.cummins@gmail.com |
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Welcome to AMI of Oakland County!
Support and general meetings are suspended until
further notice due to the Coronavirus epidemic. |
| The Alliance for the Mentally Ill of Oakland County is a nonprofit, grassroots, self-help, support and advocacy organization of consumers, families, and friends of people with severe mental illnesses, such as schizophrenia, bipolar disorder, major depression, obsessive-compulsive disorder, panic and other severe anxiety disorders, and other mental illnesses that affect the brain. |
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| For notice of the latest educational meeting, select Education, above. |
Recurring Activities |
AMI Oakland’s General Meetings are educational meetings and are typically the fourth Thursday of each month. They are held at the Beaumont Hospital Administration Building. 3601 W. Thirteen Mile Road, Royal Oak, Michigan. For more specific information please click on General Meetings to see current speakers, topic, and time.
 The Oakland AMI Information and Referral line (248.706.0591) is answered by a knowledgeable AMI family member who will provide information on access to services, providers of services, meetings and other information sources. Call any time, seven days a week.
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 AMI Oakland’s support group meets the first Monday of each month (second Monday if the first Monday is a holiday). The meeting is at the Beaumont Hospital Adminstration Building, in room AB1W (lower level) at 7:00 pm (see map). For more specific information please click on Support Group. |
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These people have experienced one of the major mental illnesses of Schizophrenia, Manic-Depression (Bipolar) and/or Major Depression. Click Here to learn more about these people.
Deborah Miller |
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