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NAMI, the National Alliance on Mental Illness, is the nation’s largest grassroots mental health organization dedicated to building better lives for the millions of Americans affected by mental illness.

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11/18/2020

TOMORROW on Thursdays with NAMI at 7pm:

11/19 - A Discussion of Self Injury and How One Person Found Recovery

Emotions can be overwhelming. To deal with distress, some folks take comfort in a habit that others find baffling - non-suicidal self-injury. Why do people hurt themselves? The urge may start with overwhelming anger, frustration, or pain. If someone doesn’t know how to deal with emotions - or had to hide them as a child - self-harm feels like a release. Afterward the body’s endorphins or pain-killing hormones can take over, lifting them out of depression or numbness. Join us for a candid conversation with survivor Bridget Davenport and clinician Vena Wilson, LCSW. Registration is required for this free event: http://ow.ly/LGE650CighR

11/18/2020

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11/18/2020

Prefer to email our Helpline? Please do! [email protected]. We want to hear how you are doing and how we can help! #NotAlone

11/17/2020

My Emotions During My Husband’s Bipolar Episodes
http://ow.ly/aWFl50CfWm5

11/16/2020

Take comfort in knowing that NAMI NC is here for you! Our Helpline is open Monday-Friday, 8:30am-5pm. Call 1-800-451-9682, text to 919-999-6527, or email [email protected]. #NotAlone

Have a question about attending a NAMI support group? Call our Helpline at 1-800-451-9682. You can also email helpline@n...

11/13/2020

Have a question about attending a NAMI support group? Call our Helpline at 1-800-451-9682. You can also email [email protected] or text to: 919-999-6527. We are here to help!

11/12/2020

NAMI NC's Helpline is open Monday-Friday, 8:30-5:00. 1-800-451-9682, email: [email protected], or text to 919-999-6527. #NotAlone

11/12/2020

TONIGHT on Thursdays with NAMI:
11/12 - Bridging the Gap Between Veterans and Community~

NAMI North Carolina honors veterans with a conversation on mental health, military culture, and community. Our lively panel will feature a blend of perspectives, including lived experience and professional expertise. Veterans Anthony Cutler and AJ Duff are both active program leaders with NAMI Lake Norman-Iredell. Dr. Nicole French of Veterans Bridge Home will offer clinical insights, and Kate Penny of Atrium Health will discuss her work as Zero Suicide Program Coordinator.

Registration is required for this free event: http://ow.ly/wRgt50Cekrj

11/11/2020

TOMORROW on Thursdays with NAMI:
11/12 - Bridging the Gap Between Veterans and Community~

NAMI North Carolina honors veterans with a conversation on mental health, military culture, and community. Our lively panel will feature a blend of perspectives, including lived experience and professional expertise. Veterans Anthony Cutler and AJ Duff are both active program leaders with NAMI Lake Norman-Iredell. Dr. Nicole French of Veterans Bridge Home will offer clinical insights, and Kate Penny of Atrium Health will discuss her work as Zero Suicide Program Coordinator.

Registration is required for this free event: https://zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_Ry-Ox5JVTKqITT8Unp_YiQ

11/11/2020

Support for Veterans:

Veteran's crisis line: https://www.veteranscrisisline.net,
1-800-273-8255 (press 1), or text 838255

NAMI NC Helpline: 1-800-451-9682
#NotAlone

11/10/2020

When You Have an Anxiety Disorder, Courage Is Subjective
http://ow.ly/dQ3Y50CbGwq

11/10/2020

Prefer to email our Helpline? Please do! [email protected]. We want to hear how you are doing and how we can help! #NotAlone

11/09/2020

Take comfort in knowing that NAMI NC is here for you! Our Helpline is open Monday-Friday, 8:30am-5pm. Call 1-800-451-9682, text to 919-999-6527, or email [email protected]. #NotAlone

11/06/2020

NAMI NC's Helpline is open Monday-Friday, 8:30-5:00. 1-800-451-9682, email: [email protected], or text to 919-999-6527. #NotAlone

11/05/2020

7 Tools for Managing Traumatic Stress
http://ow.ly/WQDS50C9mBS

11/05/2020

TONIGHT on Thursdays with NAMI:
An immigrant’s story of drugs, mental health, and this journey called life

Victor Garcia paid a coyote to lead him across the desert into the United States in 1990. A hard worker from a large family, he knew he could improve his circumstances and build a life here. Today he is a naturalized citizen. Join us on November 5th on Thursdays with NAMI to learn what happened along the way, including his recovery from drug addiction and grappling with mental illness in the family.

Thursdays with NAMI starts at 7pm and is free and open to all, but registration is required. To register and view the schedule for future sessions, please click here: http://ow.ly/Hk2S50CaCxG

11/04/2020

TOMORROW on Thursdays with NAMI:
An immigrant’s story of drugs, mental health, and this journey called life

Victor Garcia paid a coyote to lead him across the desert into the United States in 1990. A hard worker from a large family, he knew he could improve his circumstances and build a life here. Today he is a naturalized citizen. Join us on November 5th on Thursdays with NAMI to learn what happened along the way, including his recovery from drug addiction and grappling with mental illness in the family.

Thursdays with NAMI starts at 7pm and is free and open to all, but registration is required. To register and view the schedule for future sessions, please click here: http://ow.ly/oHsd50CaCnw

11/04/2020

Have a question about mental health resources in your area? NAMI NC's Helpline is open Monday-Friday, 8:30-5:00. 1-800-451-9682, email: [email protected], or text to 919-999-6527. #NotAlone

11/03/2020

Building Resilience During a Difficult Year
http://ow.ly/DZjz50C9mqF

11/03/2020

Prefer to email our Helpline? Please do! [email protected]. We want to hear how you are doing and how we can help! #NotAlone

11/02/2020

Take comfort in knowing that NAMI NC is here for you! Our Helpline is open Monday-Friday, 8:30am-5pm. Call 1-800-451-9682, text to 919-999-6527, or email [email protected]. #NotAlone

10/31/2020

HAPPY HALLOWEEN!

10/30/2020

5 Things I Wish My Loved Ones Knew About Dissociation
http://ow.ly/OzWL50C0V9c

10/30/2020

Halloween can be a great holiday to get into the spirit with decorations, dress up and scoring some treats. It can also be a time of stress. Please remember that our Helpline is here for you! M-F, 8:30a-5p. Call 800-451-9682, text 919-999-6527, email [email protected] #NotAlone

10/29/2020

TONIGHT on Thursdays with NAMI:
Meet Mike Estrada, maker of the lauded film ‘Benevolent Neglect’ ~ 7 pm!

Mike Estrada is a teacher whose mother lived with schizoaffective disorder. As he tried to help her get care in California he began to document the experience: ‘My mom, and others like her, deserve to live with more respect and dignity than they were given and shown.’ After her death in 2018 he took a year off to tell his story with video. ‘Benevolent Neglect’ has been acclaimed by best selling author Pete Earley, who called it an important film that should be promoted by mental health advocates everywhere. To learn more click here: http://ow.ly/Cha950C4iFF
Registration is required for this free event: http://ow.ly/NFZH50C4iFI

10/28/2020

TOMORROW on Thursdays with NAMI:
Meet Mike Estrada, maker of the lauded film ‘Benevolent Neglect’ ~ 10/29, 7 pm!

Mike Estrada is a teacher whose mother lived with schizoaffective disorder. As he tried to help her get care in California he began to document the experience: ‘My mom, and others like her, deserve to live with more respect and dignity than they were given and shown.’ After her death in 2018 he took a year off to tell his story with video. ‘Benevolent Neglect’ has been acclaimed by best selling author Pete Earley, who called it an important film that should be promoted by mental health advocates everywhere. To learn more click here: http://ow.ly/Cha950C4iFF
Registration is required for this free event: http://ow.ly/NFZH50C4iFI

10/28/2020

Prefer to email our Helpline? Please do! [email protected]. We want to hear how you are doing and how we can help! #NotAlone

10/27/2020

It’s Not “Just” Anxiety

http://ow.ly/rppg50BYXSW”-Anxiety

10/26/2020

Take comfort in knowing that NAMI NC is here for you! Our Helpline is open Monday-Friday, 8:30am-5pm. Call 1-800-451-9682, text to 919-999-6527, or email [email protected]. #NotAlone

10/25/2020

NAMI strongly recommends completing a PAD as a tool of self-advocacy and effective crisis planning for those affected by mental illness. A PAD is a psychiatric advance directive that outlines one’s preferences for a point when they can't make mental health decisions or communicate their wishes themselves---a legal document that states YOUR wishes, for YOUR treatment. More information on PADs and free workshop info: https://naminc.org/?p=8436

10/23/2020

Have a question about mental health resources in your area? NAMI NC's Helpline is open Monday-Friday, 8:30-5:00. 1-800-451-9682, email: [email protected], or text to 919-999-6527. #NotAlone

10/23/2020

~Internship/Helpline Responder Volunteer Opportunity~

Are you interested in making a meaningful difference in people’s lives?

The mission of NAMI North Carolina is to provide support, education, advocacy, and public awareness so that all affected by mental illness can build better lives. We are now receiving 150-200 inquiries per month on our Helpline. Volunteer help is needed on the Helpline in order to meet the needs of our community. Although NAMI NC does not provide direct services, callers that reach out can receive information, warm support, and referrals. Our Helpline provides a vital service to those affected by mental illness in North Carolina. NAMI NC is now recruiting interns and others to serve as volunteer Helpline Responders to help provide this valuable service to our community. Helpline volunteers will gain experience in giving support to those in need, as well as become familiar with mental health resources throughout North Carolina. This position will be remote (can volunteer from anywhere in NC). Training and support will be provided. More information can be found here: https://naminc.org/helpline-volunteer/

10/22/2020

TONIGHT on Thursdays with NAMI:
Religion and mental health: Where do they intersect on the map of recovery?

Over 85% of Americans believe in a God, and two-thirds identify with a specific religion. Others claim to be spiritual even if they do not follow an organized religion. So is religion an asset or a liability for those who live with mental health challenges? It serves as a source of comfort and recovery for many, but it is also the basis of many stigmas and obstacles to people getting help.

In this session of Thursdays with NAMI, Executive Director Garry Crites, himself an ordained minister, will be talking with leaders from different religious traditions on the impact that faith and religion have on mental health, both good and bad.

Thursdays with NAMI starts at 7pm and is free and open to all, but registration is required. To register and view the schedule for future sessions, please visit: http://ow.ly/JL6u50BWtoq

10/22/2020

It's the 75th annual National Disability Employment Awareness Month! #NDEAM It’s reported that 2/3 of people with serious mental illness want to work but only 15% are employed. Work can play an essential part of recovery. Employer tools and info: https://www.dol.gov/agencies/odep/topics/mental-health

10/21/2020

TOMORROW on Thursdays with NAMI:
Religion and mental health: Where do they intersect on the map of recovery?

Over 85% of Americans believe in a God, and two-thirds identify with a specific religion. Others claim to be spiritual even if they do not follow an organized religion. So is religion an asset or a liability for those who live with mental health challenges? It serves as a source of comfort and recovery for many, but it is also the basis of many stigmas and obstacles to people getting help.

In this session of Thursdays with NAMI, Executive Director Garry Crites, himself an ordained minister, will be talking with leaders from different religious traditions on the impact that faith and religion have on mental health, both good and bad.

Thursdays with NAMI starts at 7pm and is free and open to all, but registration is required. To register and view the schedule for future sessions, please visit: http://ow.ly/JL6u50BWtoq

Address

309 W Millbrook Rd, Ste 121
Raleigh, NC
27609

General information

We are part of NAMI (National Alliance on Mental Illness) which has over 210,000 members in 1,200 affiliates across the country. NAMI NC is a non profit organization, governed by a volunteer board of directors. The NAMI movement focuses specifically upon those mental illnesses that are brain disorders. These are serious illnesses that can affect a person’s ability to think, feel and relate to other people and the environment. For adults, serious mental illnesses include schizophrenia, major depression, bipolar disorder (manic depression), obsessive compulsive disorder, panic disorder, and other brain disorders. For children, the list of serious emotional disturbances includes the above illnesses, plus attention deficit disorder, autism, and pervasive developmental disorder. Membership in the nearly forty affiliates in North Carolina consists of family members of people who live with mental illness, individuals who live with mental illness, friends, and professionals. Affiliates typically have monthly support meetings/or educational and business meetings. When mental illness strikes, it is usually surrounded by confusion and isolation. Support groups can provide an opportunity to talk with other people who have “been there” and who understand what you are facing. General meetings have speakers on issues important to members. NAMI NC is governed by a volunteer Board of Directors elected by the membership. NAMI NC is a 501 (c)(3) organization and contributions are tax deductible. Operating expenses are supported through individual donations, corporate or other philanthropic grants, and state grants.

Opening Hours

Monday	08:30 - 17:00
Tuesday	08:30 - 17:00
Wednesday	08:30 - 17:00
Thursday	08:30 - 17:00
Friday	08:30 - 17:00

Telephone

(919) 788-0801

Website

http://naminc.org

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Thursdays with NAMI: Men's Mental Health

Join us live at 7 p.m.!

Thursdays with NAMI

On Thursdays with NAMI (12/3) our focus was Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorder. The episode featured two dynamic individuals whose lives have been affected by the condition: NC resident Kathy Hotelling, PhD, and international speaker Myles Himmelreich of British Columbia.

Sharing a NAMI member’s comments in honor of #MentalIllnessAwarenessWeek #MIAW For more information on NAMI’s free programs or warm support, call the NAMI NC Helpline at 800.451.9682 or text to 919.999.6527 naminc.org #NotAlone

Turn up the volume to hear NAMI Charlotte Program Leaders, Al & Mimi Smith share their thoughts on the importance of #MentalIllnessAwarenessWeek. Join them in helping to build #mentalhealth awareness - share your story, tell us why this week is important to you, become a member, and/or share #MIAW posts. nami.org/MIAW

NAMI Durham member Sabriya Dobbins shares her thoughts on the importance of #MentalIllnessAwarenessWeek. Join us in helping to build #mentalhealth awareness-share your story, tell us why this week is important to you, become a member and/or share #MIAW posts. #NotAlone

It’s #MentalIlnessAwarnessWeek. We welcome you to join us - share your story, tell us why this week is important to you, become a member and/or share one of our posts. Here is NAMI NC's Mikayla Cardona sharing why #MIAW is important to her. #NotAlone www.naminc.org

It’s #MentalIllnessAwarenessWeek We encourage you to join us in building #mentalhealthawareness –whether it’s telling your story, becoming a member, and/or sharing our posts. Here's NAMI North Carolina's Peg Morrison as she expresses her perspective on #MIAW's importance.

Today begins Mental Illness Awareness Week (MIAW). We encourage you to join us–whether telling your story, expressing why MIAW is important to you, (as NAMI NC’s Executive Director, Dr. Garry Crites does in this video), or sharing our posts. Don't forget to tag us #MIAW #YouAreNotAlone www.naminc.org

NAMIWalkers have been at it night and day. So has NAMI NC Mascot Roxie Morrison!

NAMIWalkers have been moving day and night. So has NAMI NC Mascot Roxie Morrison! #NAMIWalksNC #MentalHealthForAll #notalone

NAMI NC Mascot Roxie shows us how to take a break.

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Great day for #WalkingtheLinks in support of #NAMIWalksNC #WalkyourWay Gotta watch out for the #WaalkBird It's all for #MentalHealthAwareness #joinme and please contribute to the effort at https://www.namiwalks.org/index.cfm?fuseaction=donorDrive.participant&participantID=307458 @namicommunicate

The Unknown Walker at American Tobacco in Durham NC

Rasiing Awareness and Resources for Mental Health

More from the Unknown Walker: No Bull(s) here or Baseball for that matter. So I'll just continue Walking for NAMIWalksYourWay today. #MentalHealthAwareness #NAMIWalksNC #NotAlone #MentalHealthforAll naminc.org/namiwalks If I get another donation, I will do a Dance of Joy! https://www.namiwalks.org/index.cfm?fuseaction=donorDrive.participant&participantID=307458

Roxie teaches mindfulness

Show us YOUR walk videos!

The Waaalk Bird is out and looking for mental health support too! This little birdie told us that they didn't have their own page, but is behind the efforts of the Unknown Walker. Welcoming personalized posts via the Unknown Walker https://www.namiwalks.org/index.cfm?fuseaction=donorDrive.participant&participantID=307458

Walking beautiful Duke campus for #MentalHealthAwareness and #NAMIWalksNC on #AnationalDayofHope. #NotAlone @NAMICommunicate I hope you'll support my efforts https://www.namiwalks.org/index.cfm?fuseaction=donorDrive.participant&participantID=307458

Mascot Roxie: 'Slow and steady wins the race'

Mascot Roxie: 'Slow and steady wins the race' You can support her Walk here: https://www.namiwalks.org/participant/Roxie-Morrison #NAMIWalksNC #MentalHealthForAll #notalone

Wow! I just saw $135 posted on my page! Thank you Mellers and Alharts! This will really help out the #NAMIWalksNC effort! Thank you for showing that I am #NotAlone and promoting #MentalHealthforAll Will others please support this effort too? Details: https://www.namiwalks.org/index.cfm?fuseaction=donorDrive.participant&participantID=307458

Walking for Mental Health and Hitting the campuses UNC for #NAMIWalksNC #WalksYourWay #ANationalDayofHope I’d appreciate your support #joinme #HeadHealth #MentalHealthAwareness #MentalHealthforAll Support my efforts and see my story at https://www.namiwalks.org/index.cfm?fuseaction=donorDrive.participant&participantID=307458

NAMI NC Mascot Roxie Morrison is super jazzed about Walk Day! (You can support Roxie's Walk page here: https://www.namiwalks.org/participant/Roxie-Morrison) #NAMIWalksNC #MentalHealthForAll #notalone

Tomorrow is the day! Virtual NAMIWalksNC 2020!! Join us Saturday morning at 10:00AM for a Facebook Live Program! We can't wait to see you!

Four more days ‘til #ANationalDayofHope #NAMIWalksNC - FORE! Makes us think of #Golf -a great option for #NAMIWalksYourWay. Beware of the #WaalkBird when #WalkingtheLinks #NotAlone #MentalHealthAwareness naminc.org/namiwalks Backstory of the golfer here http://ow.ly/ywQF50zQaqD

Wake Up Call Mental Health for All!

It's the start of the last week before the #NationalDayofHope for #NAMIWalksNC Sign up if you haven't already, and continue posting on social media for awareness and fundraising! #NotAlone #mentalheatlhawareness More information at www.naminc.org/namiwalks

It's Super Saturday! Only 7 days ‘til #NAMIWalksNC #NationalDayofHope. A super time to sign up, fundraise, or post your training for the big day! Please join this SuperWalker and others from over 30 #NAMI affiliates and sign UP, UP & AWAY for #MentalHealth naminc.org/namiwalks

UnkWalk Trains Around the House

The Unknown Walker lends its efforts to NamiWalks and Mental Health Awareness worldwide!

Raindrops Keep Falling on My Head: NAMIWalks Your Way Version

Only 10 days left until NAMIWalksNC: A National Day of Hope on May 30th! Sing along with us as we 'train in the rain!' Did we mention you can earn this umbrella by raising funds for NAMIWalks?! Go to https://naminc.org/namiwalks/ to join us!

Training for Walk Day with a Phone Friend

@NAMINorthCarolina has issued a mental health “Training Challenge” to our community. It is in support of our unprecedented awareness event that is culminating next month. Remember that a walk in any form can be very good for your mental health – especially now! https://naminc.org/nami-north-carolina-events/namiwalks-nc-2020-update/namiwalks-nc-training-challenge/

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I walk alongside of you. You are not alone. I care

"A third of Americans are showing signs of clinical anxiety or depression, the most definitive and alarming sign yet of the psychological toll exacted by the coronavirus pandemic." If you or someone you know needs help, give us a call at 919-781-8370. https://www.washingtonpost.com/nation/2020/05/26/coronavirus-update-us/ #mentalhealth #mentalhealthsupport #mental #stressed #covid19support

Check out this Message of Hope!

Free Mental Health Services For Covid-19 New Leaf Behavioral Health provides free mental health services for COVID-19 RALEIGH, N.C. - May 20, 2020 - -- New Leaf Behavioral Health provides free mental health services for COVID-19 New Leaf Behavioral Health is a 501(c)(3) non-profit mental health organization based in Raleigh, NC. New Leaf provides mental health services to all ages, including individuals, couples, and family counseling. One of New Leaf's charitable programs is to provide free and low-fee mental health services to individuals without insurance or with limited insurance benefits. When the country was impacted by the advent of COVID-19, many were faced with increased financial insecurity along with an increased need for mental health services. To help address the mental health needs of many who were negatively impacted, NLBH waived all fees for individuals in this program and were able to provide over 400 free sessions across a 3-month period. It's been almost three and a half months since all of our lives changed completely with the pandemic. With economic uncertainty, job losses, and quarantining, now more than ever is the time to talk about emotional health and wellness. We have expanded our clinical team to address the growing mental health needs of our community. We currently offer teletherapy appointments and plan to resume face-to-face appointments in the near future. We accept most commercial insurance plans. If you would like more information, please visit https://nlbh.org. Media Contact Edward Mira Binanay 919-523-1547

"To help address the mental health needs of many who were negatively impacted, NLBH waived all fees for individuals in this program and were able to provide over 400 free sessions across a 3-month period." https://lnkd.in/gnhhWqH #mentalhealthsupport #mentalhealth #covid19support

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SAVE the DATE www.nlbha.org

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Contact The Business

Videos

Thursdays with NAMI: Men's Mental Health

Thursdays with NAMI

NAMIWalkers have been at it night and day. So has NAMI NC Mascot Roxie Morrison!

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The Unknown Walker at American Tobacco in Durham NC

Roxie teaches mindfulness

Mascot Roxie: 'Slow and steady wins the race'

Wake Up Call Mental Health for All!

UnkWalk Trains Around the House

Raindrops Keep Falling on My Head: NAMIWalks Your Way Version

Training for Walk Day with a Phone Friend

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