In this episode, NAMI Ambassador and Licensed Professional Counselor Elise Lovely-Banks joins NAMI CEO Daniel H. Gillison, Jr. to discuss NAMI’s past.

NAMI Chief Medical Officer, Ken Duckworth hosts this webinar focusing on the impact of mental health issues among children ...

NAMI publishes reports on critical, emerging issues to help inform the public about the importance of effective mental health policy. NAMI 2023 State Legislation Issue Brief Series: Trends in State ...

NAMI Podcasts and Webinars are for people interested in learning more about mental health. Listen in to learn more about personal stories of hope and recovery, expert advice and research, and ...

Across the country, thousands of trained NAMI volunteers bring peer-led programs to a wide variety of community settings, from churches to schools to NAMI Affiliates. With the unique understanding of ...

Substance use and mental health conditions pose a major challenge at the intersection of public health and criminal justice. SAMHSA estimates that 44% of people in jail have a mental health condition, ...

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NAMI is the National Alliance on Mental Illness, the nation’s largest grassroots mental health organization dedicated to building better lives for the millions of Americans affected by mental illness.

To learn more, contact your local NAMI or email [email protected] NAMI’s Stronger Together is a four-hour workshop designed to empower firefighters and their significant others to strengthen their ...

Many important mental health policy decisions happen at the state level. But policymakers want to know how mental illness impacts their constituents. Download important state-specific mental health ...

NAMI offers the understanding that only those with lived experience of mental illness can provide. Together with our grassroots volunteers, we work every day to provide help and hope to millions of ...

Public policy impacts people with mental illness in many ways — from health care to housing to criminalization. Changes in policy can result in improved treatments, increased access to services and ...