Our guest for this episode, Michelle Hammer of clothing brand Schizophrenic.NYC, is a business owner living with ...

1. Make a playlist that makes you feel good Music can be cathartic and therapeutic to a stressed-out mind. Studies show that music not only reduces stress, it also boosts your body’s immune system ...

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Substance use disorders — the repeated misuse of alcohol and/or drugs — often occur simultaneously in individuals with mental illness, usually to cope with overwhelming symptoms. The combination of ...

Download the Guide Embrace language’s transformative power in mental health with NAMI’s Schizophrenia and Psychosis Lexicon Guide. This essential resource provides context and guidance to support ...

We provide high-quality videos, facilitator guides and other resources that you can use to organize welcoming, culturally competent community conversations that break down stigma, challenge ...

The pervasive stigma surrounding mental illness in the Black community often makes me feel like my life is embarrassing and that I must hide a major part of myself. Sometimes, this shame can be too ...

The stigma of mental illness continues to be an issue in our world. Its impact will often delay a person who struggles with mental health from addressing their concerns the moment they have them.

Exploring Trauma and Common Humanity When we simply examine symptoms of narcissism on their own, we lose sight of systems that create such personalities and how, at the root, there is often trauma.

Nowadays, I work with clients who live with depression, anxiety and addictions, and they don’t always feel like there is hope. It’s hard for them to see light in the midst of their darkness, and peace ...

With deep gratitude and appreciation, NAMI announces the forthcoming retirement of chief medical officer Dr. Ken Duckworth on June 30, 2026. Ken Duckworth, MD, joined NAMI in 2003, bringing with him ...