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Study: Urban Green Spaces Improve Mental Health

From Science Daily — City dwellers with more urban green spaces have better mental health A new study from the Texas A&M University School of Public Health suggests that people … Read more

Johns Hopkins Researchers Make Progress Toward Developing Blood Tests for Psychiatric and Neurological Disorders

From Hopkinsmedicine.org — Researchers in a Johns Hopkins Children’s Center-led study that used genetic material from human blood and lab-grown brain cells say they have made progress in developing a … Read more

Resiliency Strengthening Through the Creative Arts

By Kathy Sullivan, MAAT, REACE, from nami.org — Who really wants to “practice” self-care? Consider creative arts such as doodling, music or cooking to spark meditative effects, mood changes and … Read more

How to Find a Great Therapist You Can Actually Afford

By Carolyn L. Todd and Casey Gueren, from Self.com — Navigating Insurance to Find an In-Network Therapist: Tips and Strategies So you’re ready to go to therapy. First off: Bravo … Read more

Empowering Black Mental Health: Idella Johnson’s Theatrical Journey & NAMI’s Role

Video: Behind the Curtain: A Mental Health Story of Family and Friendship. Idella Johnson was raised by a mother with paranoid schizophrenia and a father with substance abuse. Growing up, … Read more

Our Biggest Mistakes When Debating Mental Health: 2 Erroneous Assumptions

By David Retew, MD., from Psychology Today: ABCs of Child Psychology Overcoming two erroneous assumptions that have dragged our dialogue down. Mental health is a topic of a lot of … Read more

9 New Year’s Resolutions Psychologists Wish People Would Make in the Name of Mental Health

By Angela Haupt, Whether you feel reborn—or even just a little bit reset—at the start of a new year, consider making your mental health a priority in 2024. Why? “Because … Read more

The Blizzard Of Depression And The Importance Of Compassion

by Shrushti Chauhan, from nami.org — When you have depression, it’s like it snows every day. Some days, it’s only a couple of inches. It’s a pain in the ass, … Read more

Exploring the Use of Psychedelics in Treatment of Veterans with PTSD

The VA is excited about the potential of psychedelics for the treatment of veterans with PTSD, and getting the scientific questions answered. The VA is conducting studies under stringent protocols … Read more

Seven Suggestions on How to Convince Someone to Get Help for Their Mental Health

By Stan Popovich, The Bandon Western World — There are many reasons why some people are reluctant to get help for their mental health or addiction issues. In addition, many … Read more

Why treatment for severe mental illness looks radically different for rich and poor people

By Rachel M. Cohen, Vox.com — Earlier this month, the federal government released new data estimating that more than 650,000 people experienced homelessness in America on a single night in … Read more

How Research Is Advancing Our Understanding of OCD

By International OCD Foundation, from nami.org — As NAMI and the International OCD Foundation (IOCDF) come together to celebrate the accomplishments of Sabine Wilhelm, PhD, the winner of NAMI’s 2023 … Read more

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