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Deadline EXTENDED till Oct. 21!Do you know a mental health rockstar in your community? Nominate them for a NAMI NC Annua...
10/14/2026

Deadline EXTENDED till Oct. 21!

Do you know a mental health rockstar in your community? Nominate them for a NAMI NC Annual Award! Awards will be presented during our Annual Awards banquet at our Annual Conference on Nov. 9.

Find more information and submit your nomination here: https://naminc.org/get-involved/annual-awards/

📣 We're so excited to announce our keynote presenters for this year's Annual Conference!Kelly Crosbie is the Director of...
10/14/2026

📣 We're so excited to announce our keynote presenters for this year's Annual Conference!

Kelly Crosbie is the Director of the NC DHHS Division of Mental Health, Developmental Disabilities, and Substance Use Services. Her yearly update on the state of mental health in NC has become a true highlight of the conference.

Kerwin Pittman turned his experiences with incarceration into a triumphant story of giving back, becoming the first formerly incarcerated person in the US to purchase a prison, which he is using to create a reentry and workforce development campus. His story of resilience and advocacy should not be missed.

Don't miss either of these dynamic speakers! Register for the conference here: https://whova.com/web/T2YIAD6OPvI5AKSmXJghhk1aNHc1qlkuBeCRO4SimtI%3D/

Knowing the warning signs of su***de can save a life. If you or a loved one is exhibiting some of these warning signs, y...
10/13/2026

Knowing the warning signs of su***de can save a life.

If you or a loved one is exhibiting some of these warning signs, you are not alone. Help and hope are available. Contact 988 by phone, text, or chat from anywhere at any time to receive support from a trained mental health professional. #988

10/12/2026

is about celebrating the uniqueness and incredible cultures of our Hispanic and Latinx neighbors. It's also about making space for their stories and perspectives. By sharing our common challenges with each other, we find solutions and more fully understand that we are not alone.

On this World Mental Health Day, we recognize that people are more than their mental health diagnosis. Lived experience ...
10/10/2026

On this World Mental Health Day, we recognize that people are more than their mental health diagnosis. Lived experience of mental illness may inform their lives, but it does not define them. People living with mental health conditions are devoted family members, industrious workers, passionate hobbyists, practitioners of faith traditions, and loving friends. Their complex stories of triumph and recovery inform the work that we do every day.

Learn more about here: https://www.who.int/campaigns/world-mental-health-day/2026

At NAMI, we believe in the power of science informed by real lived experience. That's why our programs are evidence-base...
10/09/2026

At NAMI, we believe in the power of science informed by real lived experience.

That's why our programs are evidence-based and adhere to a structured model. We believe in continuing with what works. Our programs help real people find real hope and recovery, and we have the data to back that up. By combining scientific process with lived experience, we've created programs that have the power to make a lasting difference in the lives of individuals and families living with mental illness.

If you or a loved one is looking to take the next step in a mental health journey, find a NAMI program near you on our website: https://naminc.org/support-and-education/mental-health-education/

Today is National Depression Screening Day. If you think you may be experiencing symptoms of depression, now is the perf...
10/08/2026

Today is National Depression Screening Day. If you think you may be experiencing symptoms of depression, now is the perfect time to contact your health care provider and find out more.

Many primary care providers now do assessments of depression symptoms as a part of routine care. You do not have to be in crisis to be worthy of help. 💚

Learn about the symptoms of depression and determine if a screening is right for you. https://www.nami.org/types-of-conditions/depression/

is a time to recognize that behind each diagnosis is a story from a real person. NAMI signature programming is designe...
10/06/2026

is a time to recognize that behind each diagnosis is a story from a real person. NAMI signature programming is designed to give people the space to share their stories while learning from decades of scientific research. Our stories inform the innovations needed to better treat mental illness and give individuals and their families impacted by mental illness the chance to live better lives.

Learn more about NAMI's dedication to real science and real people. https://www.nami.org/stay-connected/events/awareness-events/mental-illness-awareness-week/

📣 Don't forget to register for our next NAMI at Noon - Oct. 13 at 12pm!OCD is a highly misunderstood mental health condi...
10/02/2026

📣 Don't forget to register for our next NAMI at Noon - Oct. 13 at 12pm!

OCD is a highly misunderstood mental health condition that comes with lasting societal assumptions and misconceptions. The various ways that popular culture portrays OCD and those that live with it can vary from mildly inaccurate to stigmatizing and problematic.

Join us for an enlightening conversation as we discuss what OCD is and is not, its subtypes and variation in presentation, and how popular portrayals of the disorder either combat or perpetuate damaging stereotypes.

📅Tues., Oct. 13 | 12pm
Register: https://naminc.org/event/nami-at-noon-exposing-ocd-busting-myths-and-misconceptions/

Today may mark the end of Su***de Prevention Month, but our fight to end su***de is not over. If you or a loved one may ...
09/30/2026

Today may mark the end of Su***de Prevention Month, but our fight to end su***de is not over.

If you or a loved one may be in crisis, experiencing suicidal ideation, or just need someone to talk to, contact these resources for help:
💜 988 - 24/7 crisis support
💜 The Trevor Project - text START to 678-678 for help specifically for the LGBTQ+ community
💜 The Veterans Crisis Line - call 988, then press 1

You can also contact the NAMI NC Helpline for warm support and resources:
Call 800-451-9682
Text 919-999-6527
Email [email protected]

You are not alone - there is hope and healing available for you.
***depreventionmonth

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