The Kerrville area affiliate of the National Alliance on Mental Illness will sponsor a series of free “how-to” classes for parents, guardians and caregivers who provide care for adolescents and children experiencing mental health symptoms or illness, a news release from the alliance said. Taught by two trained NAMI members, the six-session program is called Basics. There is no fee to attend the classes, and the class size is limited to 12 people. “The NAMI Basics classes follow a curriculum provided by the national NAMI organization,” said Denise LeMeilleur, president of the NAMI-Kerrville board. “NAMI Basics seeks to educate parents, guardians, and ...