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

This episode is part of NAMI’s recognition of International Day of the World's Indigenous Peoples on Saturday, August 9.

NAMI urges investment in proven mental health solutions over involuntary treatment in response to a new federal Executive Order.

NAMI urges President Trump and Congress to prevent reported cuts to SAMHSA, warning that reducing staff by 50% will worsen the mental health crisis, overdose epidemic, and suicide rates in America.

The Most Surprising Symptoms of Borderline Personality Disorder in Men Posted on December 17, 2024 An unstable sense of self, anger, aggression, self-harm, and substance abuse are common symptoms for ...

Looking for advice on overcoming a mental rut? NAMI Chief Medical Officer, Dr. Ken Duckworth, alongside other experts, shares 11 practical tips to help you work through it.

Can Anxiety Cause Weight Loss? Experts Explain Posted on July 25, 2024 Anxiety and stress are common experiences in our lives, but when they persist, they can profoundly affect our mental and physical ...

At the risk of showing my age, I preface this blog post by saying, "back when I was a kid, all we did was hang out with each other.” We'd go to the mall, play sports, hang out at each other’s houses ...

Advocacy is a big part of your daily life, whether you realize it or not. It’s a balance of asking for what you need or want and collaborating to find ways to make that work. We advocate every single ...

For this year’s mental health awareness month, NAMI is featuring the “More Than Enough” campaign, challenging people to embrace and share the affirmation “I am more than enough.” In a modern society ...

It’s no secret that Black men face a unique set of circumstances in our world; economic, health care and educational disparities, as well systemic racism and social injustice. These factors create a ...

Most of us have heard the saying: “Cleanliness is next to Godliness.” This old-fashioned mantra reinforces a long-held, misguided belief: that being “unclean” equates to laziness and moral ineptitude.