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Library Night
I was struck by how far removed my son’s former facility was from current technology. I made it my mission to change that as much as one person can.
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Love’s All That Makes Sense
As the end of Minority Mental Health Awareness Month draws near, NAMI wants to share some passages from a special book, Loves’ All That Makes Sense: A Mother Daughter Memoir, by Sakeenah and Anika Francis. -
My Reason to Live
The stigma behind mental illness runs deep and it destroys lives. I’ve decided to share my story in hopes that it will provide inspiration to others.
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So Dark & Deep: A Story of Mental Illness
Admitting that you have a problem is probably the hardest thing to do. Telling my best friend that I have anxiety, depression and OCD took me months.
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In the Grip of Panic
I have ADHD, anxiety, OCD and a tic disorder. But none of them rule my life. Most importantly, I am no longer a prisoner to panic attacks.
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Recovering from Schizophrenia
I write to educate people about mental illness and to serve as an advocate for others. One must persevere and never give up. Success is possible.
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I Now Have Hope
By taking my medication and using coping skills, I have learned to face my fears. Today I have more hope, a better diagnosis and a promising future.
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John Nash and NAMI Mercer, a Personal Connection
Find out how John Nash, Nobel Prize winner, mathematician and the inspiration for the film A Beautiful Mind, and his wife Alicia championed the mental health community in New Jersey with NAMI Mercer. -
SAMHSA–Sponsored Webinar: The Growing Momentum in Early and First Episode Psychosis Programs
Learn how the growing momentum in early and first episode psychosis programs is changing the way mental health conditions are being identified and treated in communities. -
Stopping Schizophrenia in Its Tracks
When the right supports and services are available, tragedies can be prevented.