In this episode, Barb Solish, from NAMI’s Office of Innovation, guest hosts for a conversation with child and adolescent ...

A gift of appreciated stock, bonds, or mutual funds can be an tax-efficient way to support NAMI. Gifts of stock can provide a ...

Pathways to Hope Conference August 22–23, 2025 Join us for the 4th Annual NAMI Pathways to Hope Conference, a powerful gathering of individuals and communities committed to breaking the stigma ...

NAMI Homefront Mental Health Resources are accessible through computers or mobile devices, and they’re available 24/7. After signing up, you’ll find information about: Navigating and understanding ...

Discover the inspiring stories of NAMI Helpline volunteers and how their compassion supports people navigating mental health challenges. Learn how these dedicated individuals make a difference.

NAMI is proud to introduce the Teen and Young Adult (TYA) HelpLine: A free nationwide peer-support service providing information, resource referrals, and support to teens and young adults.

NAMI Next Gen is an advisory group made up of a diverse group of 10 young adults aged 18-25 with the sole intention of helping youth and young adults across the nation affected by mental health ...

2020 devastated US mental health — healing must be a priority Posted on February 23, 2021 Opinion piece by Daniel Gillison, NAMI CEO and Andy Keller, president and CEO of Meadows Mental Health Policy ...

People tend to fear the unknown. While there is prejudice associated with most mental health conditions, psychosis is arguably the symptom the average person finds the most frightening. Psychosis ...

10 Simple Grounding Techniques To Calm Anxiety Posted on August 27, 2021 As someone who struggles with anxiety, I know firsthand how crippling it can be sometimes. Racing thoughts. Restlessness.

Anxiety and fear are words often used interchangeably, but they are not the same. Fear is one of the seven core emotions on the Change Triangle, the practical tool I use to teach emotion education.

For too long, there has been a divide between faith and mental health — with mental illness being viewed as a moral or spiritual failing and spirituality being viewed as unscientific. We’ve spent too ...