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 September, 2009
 
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In this issue
  • NAMI Honors Nathaniel Ayers
  • Double Tragedies
  • Stella March: Chief StigmaBuster
  • Special Needs Trust: What you need to know
  • NAMI Launches Year-Long PBS Education, Advocacy Campaign with Minds on the Edge
  • NAMI’s 2009 National Convention in Pictures
  • Faith and Mental Illness at the 2009 Convention
  • The Evolution and Revolution of Dialectical Behavior Therapy
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 October, 2009
 
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The Affordable Health Care of America Act and Health Care Reform
NAMI urges action on U.S. House bill which promises key components for people with mental illness.


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StigmaBusters: Halloween Horrors
It's Halloween time again, and this year is no different when it comes to stigmatizing attractions and customes. Join StigmaBusters and send the message that violent stereotypes are inaccurate, offensive and discourage people getting help when they need it.


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Former Prime Minister of Norway Talks about Depression at NAMI Wisconsin Event
Many people struggle with the issue of disclosing their mental illness. Here, Kjell Magne Bondevik talks about his decision to disclose his experience with depression.


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A Well-coordinated Dance: Moscow Ballet Teams with NAMI South Dakota
Performance partnership connects mental illness, art and movement to uplift and energize audiences.


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NAMI Bookshelf: October 2009
This month: In Her Wake: A Child Psychiatrist Explores the Mystery of Her Mother's Suicide and Deep Brain Stimulation: A New Treatment Shows Promise in the Most Difficult Cases.


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