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For When You Want a Lullaby: An Essay on Loss
“Lullaby” is my letter to Preston, to my family, to myself and to anyone else hurting, lost, hopeless and defeated.
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NAMI in the News: Year in Review
In 2015, NAMI helped shape the national conversation on mental health across the country. Here is a look back at some of the articles where NAMI played a part. -
In Case You Need a Rainbow
I asked myself what I wanted to do and who I wanted to be. The answers came and I found the courage to take action to make it happen. My life matters.
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I’m Not Ok, but I Will Be
I am thankful for the ability to reach so many loved ones that are afraid to get help because of the unfair stigma associated with mental illness. -
I Am Living with Schizoaffective Disorder and I Will Not Be Silenced
I do not call myself schizoaffective. I call myself what I am: a person living with schizoaffective disorder. -
When Silence Isn’t Golden
When we are hurt by feelings such as loneliness or hopelessness, we hesitate to ask for the same care we would for a physical injury. -
The Road Rolls On
The thing about depression is that it warps the world around you. Everything is distorted and you can’t see the truth in front of you. -
Drawing from American Indian Heritage to Spread a Message of Hope
Celebrate Native American Heritage Month month by starting the conversation about suicide prevention within Native American communities. -
How You Can Get the Right Mental Health Treatment
We created some tips and reminders to guide you through the process of finding the help you need. -
Learning How to Be Open
I have learned that I am not personally responsible for my disorder, but that I am responsible for how I react to it. Today, I choose acceptance.