Self-Injury Awareness Day: You Are Not Alone
Every year on March 1, communities around the world recognize Self-Injury Awareness Day, a day dedicated to understanding, compassion, and...
A New Year Doesn’t Have to Mean a New You
Every January, we’re surrounded by messages telling us it’s time to reinvent ourselves. New habits. New goals. A “better” version...
October 5th-11th | Mental Illness Awareness Week
Supporting Mental Well-Being Together Every year during Mental Illness Awareness Week (MIAW), we take time to shine a light on...
Shine the Light Summit Save the Date!
Saturday, September 13th, 2025 | 2pm-5pm (doors open at 1:45pm) Gaiser Hall, Clark College | Vancouver, WA Join NAMI Southwest...
Shining a Light on Mental Health: An Interview with Miss Clark County
At NAMI Southwest Washington, we are thrilled to have the support of individuals who are passionate about mental health advocacy....
A Message to Caregivers
Feb. 17, 2025 | By Cheryl Landes guest columnist for the Seattle Times Coping with a Loved One’s Mental Illness Eight...
October: Prioritizing Your Mental Well-being
Prioritizing Your Mental Well-being October marks National Depression and Mental Health Screening Month—a time to raise awareness, start conversations, and...
Celebrating Minority Mental Health Awareness Month
Be the Source for Better Health As we step into July, NAMI Southwest Washington is proud to join the national...
From Gang Member to Mental Health Advocate
By Sheldon A. Jacobs I grew up in an inner-city community in San Diego, California, called “Southeast.” This area has...
Join the Movement: NAMI Walks 2024
In the heart of spring as nature bursts into life, an equally vibrant event takes place in Vancouver, Washington. This year, on May 18, 11:00 am at Marine Park there will be a gathering of support and community spirit. NAMI Walks, presented by NAMI Southwest Washington (NAMI SW WA), invites everyone to take a step forward