Having a child with a mental health condition can be a challenge, but there are ways to help make things easier. Begin by taking notice of your children’s moods, behaviors and emotions. Early ...

The day I turned in my master’s thesis, I woke up early. I curled my hair and applied a generous coat of makeup — even making time for contouring and setting spray. I posed for pictures with a school ...

However, emerging research is finding that there is a new approach to understanding mental illness that could be more accurate — the transdiagnostic dimensional approach — which thinks about mental ...

NAMI announces the release of “Meet Little Monster,” a mental health coloring and activity book created for young children as a tool for them to express and explore their feelings in a fun, creative ...

From North Carolina Health News: This year, UNC’s mental health first aid program will get funding from the N.C. Department of Health and Human Services; the money will allow it to expand to more ...

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Throughout Mental Illness Awareness Week, join NAMI’s conversation on social media as we share the ways that we merge science and lived experience to build hope. Follow along as we explore stories of ...

This webinar will provide an overview of NAMI’s evidence-based peer education and support programs, and how those programs have implemented in a variety of correctional settings for the benefit of ...

There are different types of health insurance plans designed to meet different needs. A person’s situation will impact the types of insurance that are available. Additionally, the level of coverage ...

Access to mental health care that truly reflects the diverse realities of our communities remains a persistent challenge. This virtual town hall will explore the structural, cultural, and systemic ...

In honor of World Schizophrenia Awareness Day, observed annually on May 24, this session explores lived experience, storytelling, and stigma reduction within BIPOC communities impacted by ...