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Help Protect Mental Health Medications In Medicare Part D
The Medicare Formulary Improvement Act (S. 648) was just introduced to protect mental health medications in Medicare Part D. We need you to take action today! -
My Daughters, My Doctors and God: My Three Pillars of Support
Caroline has lived with with schizophrenia for more than 35 years. Thanks to her relationship with God, her daughters and her doctors she's doing well.
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How Do We Fix America’s Mental Health Care System?
Spending on mental health services has perilously dropped, leaving many people without the support they need to manage and live with a mental illness. -
The Diary of Mental Illness: Social Anxiety Disorder
Sally explains through poetry how it feels to have social anxiety disorder.
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How To Love Someone With A Mental Illness
Providing support for someone who lives with a mental health condition can be overwhelming and emotionally exhausting. Here are a few quick insights from a husband and wife who have navigated these rough waters.
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The Edge of a Cliff
What would you expect to feel if you were blindfolded and walking toward the edge of a cliff? Does distressed—at the least—or absolutely terrified and panic stricken come to mind? You’d be right.
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President Obama’s 2016 Budget: What Does It Mean for Mental Health?
President Obama's budget proposal for 2016 includes funding for research, services and supports for people living with mental illness and their families. -
President Obama Proposes Plan to Ensure the Future of SSDI
The President's 2016 budget includes a proposal to move funding among Social Security’s trust funds to ensure that the fund that finances SSDI benefits is not drained as early as the end of 2016. -
Filmmaker Jono Oliver Brings African American Mental Health to the Screen
In recognition of Black History Month, NAMI Wisconsin will present the film Home, the story of an African American man with a mental health condition who is attempting to rebuild his life. -
When It Comes to Getting Help, Culture Counts
For African Americans, the shame of asking for help for mental health concerns is still a significant barrier.