National Health Awareness Week: Mental Health Matters, Too
By NAMI Southwest Washington National Health Awareness Week (October 21-25) is a time to recognize and celebrate the importance of...
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By NAMI Southwest Washington National Health Awareness Week (October 21-25) is a time to recognize and celebrate the importance of...
By NAMI Southwest Washington I never thought I’d be telling my story to help break the silence surrounding mental health,...
Prioritizing Your Mental Well-being October marks National Depression and Mental Health Screening Month—a time to raise awareness, start conversations, and...
By Damon Devine My great-grandmother lost her husband, both sons and both grandsons to depression and suicide. And she almost...
By NAMI Southwest Washington Depression is more than just feeling sad or going through a rough patch. It’s a serious...
By Max E. Guttman, LCSW As mental health counselors, we often strive to help clients build insight into their thoughts,...
By Andrea Rosenhaft LCSW-R My first episode of psychosis arose from a brutal depression. A verse began playing in my...
By Judith Viers My name is Judith Marie Kuzmak Viers, or just Judy. And my childhood friends call me Judes....
By Anna Smith It was November, just after I had been discharged from my fourth inpatient stay that year. I...
By Andrew Sassani, M.D. If you or someone you know is experiencing a mental health, suicide or substance use crisis...
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