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Speak Up! Conflict Resolution Skills for Self-Advocacy
Communicating during conflict can be hard. However, how we communicate matters! This workshop will demonstrate skills that you can apply in every-day situations. Sometimes it can be hard to assert your needs, sensitivities, and boundaries. This workshop teaches you conflict …
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Coalition Sues Mayor de Blasio for Failing to Provide a Safe, Non-Police Response to New Yorkers Experiencing Mental Health Crises
NYPD has routinely violated constitutional rights by killing, injuring, and forcing hospitalizations of people with mental disabilities December 29, 2021 A broad coalition of public interest groups and people with mental disabilities filed a class action lawsuit today against the …
Media Depictions of Mental Illness: A Community Discussion
Movies and TV shape our perceptions and expectations of both others and ourselves. Seeing ourselves reflected on screen can be powerfully validating; when our experiences are ridiculed, distorted, or simply don’t appear at all, it can be devastating. Join us …
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2022 United Airlines NYC Half
Run 13.1 miles through Central Park and Times Square with us on March 20, 2022, and help us support people living with mental illness and their families! We appreciate your support through fundraising to expand our programs and services to …
Understanding Prolonged Grief Disorder and its Treatment
Grief is normal after the loss of someone close. However, sometimes the grieving process is derailed or becomes stuck, and a grieving person is unable to come to terms with their loss for an extended period of time. The American …
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Improving Treatment for Obsessive Compulsive Disorder
More than 2 in 100 (2%) of Americans will experience OCD during their lifetime. Nonetheless, the disorder remains misunderstood, misdiagnosed, and stigmatized. Hear from researchers and advocates dedicated to improving care for OCD. Whether or not you or a loved …
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2020 Impact Report Is Here
As you know, last year was a year like no other. All of NAMI-NYC’s programs and services moved online in mid-March of 2020. But we barely skipped a beat. We kept our operations open and available to any New Yorker …
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June 25, 2021
2020 Impact Report Is Here
As you know, last year was a year like no other. All of NAMI-NYC’s programs and services moved online in mid-March of 2020. But we barely skipped a beat. We kept our operations open and available to any New Yorker …
December 9, 2021
2022 United Airlines NYC Half
Run 13.1 miles through Central Park and Times Square with us on March 20, 2022, and help us support people living with mental illness and their families! We appreciate your support through fundraising to expand our programs and services to …
December 29, 2021
Coalition Sues Mayor de Blasio for Failing to Provide a Safe, Non-Police Response to New Yorkers Experiencing Mental Health Crises
NYPD has routinely violated constitutional rights by killing, injuring, and forcing hospitalizations of people with mental disabilities December 29, 2021 A broad coalition of public interest groups and people with mental disabilities filed a class action lawsuit today against the …
October 15, 2021
Improving Treatment for Obsessive Compulsive Disorder
More than 2 in 100 (2%) of Americans will experience OCD during their lifetime. Nonetheless, the disorder remains misunderstood, misdiagnosed, and stigmatized. Hear from researchers and advocates dedicated to improving care for OCD. Whether or not you or a loved …
Improving Treatment for Obsessive Compulsive Disorder Read More »
November 12, 2021
Understanding Prolonged Grief Disorder and its Treatment
Grief is normal after the loss of someone close. However, sometimes the grieving process is derailed or becomes stuck, and a grieving person is unable to come to terms with their loss for an extended period of time. The American …
Understanding Prolonged Grief Disorder and its Treatment Read More »
December 17, 2021
Media Depictions of Mental Illness: A Community Discussion
Movies and TV shape our perceptions and expectations of both others and ourselves. Seeing ourselves reflected on screen can be powerfully validating; when our experiences are ridiculed, distorted, or simply don’t appear at all, it can be devastating. Join us …
Media Depictions of Mental Illness: A Community Discussion Read More »
January 10, 2022
Speak Up! Conflict Resolution Skills for Self-Advocacy
Communicating during conflict can be hard. However, how we communicate matters! This workshop will demonstrate skills that you can apply in every-day situations. Sometimes it can be hard to assert your needs, sensitivities, and boundaries. This workshop teaches you conflict …
Speak Up! Conflict Resolution Skills for Self-Advocacy Read More »