World Mental Health Day | Breaking Stigma, Building Hope
By NAMI Southwest Washington Every year on October 10, people across the globe come together to recognize World Mental Health...
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...
Understanding Stigma: Why Words Matter
By NAMI Southwest Washington Language is powerful. The words we use can either open doors to understanding and compassion, or...
Understanding Tardive Dyskinesia: Breaking the Silence and Reducing Stigma
Tardive dyskinesia (TD) is a neurological condition that affects countless individuals—yet too often, it remains misunderstood and shrouded in stigma....
Janelle’s Story: Finding Hope During Mental Illness Awareness Week
By NAMI Southwest Washington I never thought I’d be telling my story to help break the silence surrounding mental health,...
Shining the Light on Suicide Prevention
On September 14th, from 4:00 to 7:00 pm, NAMI Southwest Washington will, at the Clark County Family YMCA, will host...
Being Black in America & Mental Health
By NAMI Southwest Washington What happens at the intersection of mental health and one’s experience as a member of the...
Disparities Within Minority Mental Health Care
By NAMI Southwest Washington Have you ever tried to unlock a door that wouldn’t open? At first, you think you...
Finding Support and Connection: The Men’s Connection Support Group
By NAMI Southwest Washington In the heart of Southwest Washington, a beacon of hope and support shines brightly for adult...
Celebrating Black History Month Through Art and Mental Wellness
By NAMI Southwest Washington As we step into Black History Month 2024, embracing the theme “African Americans and the Arts,”...