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SAMHSA–Sponsored Webinar: Opening Doors to Recovery
Learn how Opening Doors to Recovery (ODR) is changing the way mental health is treated in the criminal justice system in Georgia. -
Tell Congress to Help New Veterans Keep the Mental Health Medications They Need!
The way things stand now, if you decide to transition out of service and into veteran status, your medication might not transfer with you. This is unacceptable. Contact your member of Congress and ask them to co-sponsor H.R. 2123 the Enhancing Veterans Access to Treatment Act. -
Cruel and Unusual – It’s Time to End an American Tragedy
Human Rights Watch released a report today, Callous and Cruel, that describes in chilling detail the degree to which “unnecessary, excessive, and even malicious force” is used in jails and prisons throughout the U.S. to control inmates with serious mental illness. -
17 U.S. Senators Write Letter To Secretary Burwell Citing NAMI Report on Parity
A group of U.S. Senators call for action to ensure transparency and mental health parity in Affordable Care Act insurance plans. -
Mental Health Awareness Team
Our high school composed a team of individuals to help bring awareness to the ever growing problem of mental health. We want you to know that you are not alone.
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Amy’s Story
When my daughter was first diagnosed with clinical depression, my husband and I were desperately in need of better coping strategies. Here are some of the skills we’ve learned.
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Every Story Has the Power to Save a Life
As a writer, Eliza believes stories save lives. As a NAMI Peer-to-Peer teacher, she watches it happen. -
I’m Here to Help
I want to spread the word that it does get better, not perfect but better. It is absolutely OK to talk and reaching out is always the best way to begin the recovery process.
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Sentenced to Life
In 2009, our son believed he heard voices commanding him to kill his former coach. Now I use my voice to share our family’s experience with this broken mental health system.
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Bipartisan Bill Introduced to Reduce Criminalization
Last week, a bipartisan group of legislators introduced the Comprehensive Justice and Mental Health Act of 2015 in both the U.S. Senate and the House of Representatives which will help people with mental illness who are caught up in the criminal justice system.