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nami.org Two in three teens feel their schools should have a curriculum to teach about what mental health is, according to NAMI’s 2022 polling. But right now, educators aren’t always equipped to help students learn about mental health, recognize warning … Read more
By Megan Rochford, LPCC-S | futureofpersonalhealth.com No one should have to navigate their loved one’s mental health challenges alone. Caregivers deserve support, resources, and community to help them care for their loved ones and themselves. As a clinical counselor with … Read more
By Aryelle Siclait | today.com Without meaning to, you might be keeping your children from developing important problem-solving skills. TODAY’s Never Have I Ever series offers guidance about procedures and practices our trusted health experts would never participate in. Discover … Read more
NAMI Mental Health Research News
NAMI – Research News
- Patient and Staff Experiences with Telehealth for Suicide Prevention in the Emergency Department June 1, 2025To understand whether telehealth could help supplement emergency department (ED) resources, researchers implemented the Telehealth to Improve Prevention of Suicide (TIPS) program in two Massachusetts EDs and analyzed patient and staff feedback. The post Patient and Staff Experiences with Telehealth for Suicide Prevention in the Emergency Department appeared first on NAMI.
- Insurance Status and Mental Health Care during the COVID-19 Pandemic May 1, 2025According to new research analyzing data from the Mental and Substance Use Disorder Prevalence Study, which took place during the first two years of the COVID-19 pandemic, adults with a mental health diagnosis and no insurance were less likely to have received outpatient mental health treatment in the past year compared to privately insured adults […]
