
ALT A testimonial from Ethan S. Smith, OCD advocate, is shown against a light background. It mentions receiving help after hitting rock bottom and finding success after therapeutic months. The statement highlights a move to Los Angeles and newfound understanding of therapy's benefits. The NAMI logo is in the top right corner, and "#OCDAwarenessMonth" is at the bottom.

ALT Graphic featuring a navy blue to teal gradient background and a large white square centered in the image. A cut out photograph of a middle aged man is placed on the right corner of the image. The man, Kevin Love, smiles for the camera, wearing a navy blue sports jacket. In the white square is the following quote, attributed to Kevin Love: "What you tell yourself and the story you tell yourself is ultimately what you become... your words matter and it's not only how you talk to others, but how you talk to yourself that can have a major impact on your overall well-being." At the bottom left corner is the NAMI logo and words "new podcast", with #hopstartswithus placed beneath.

ALT A graphic titled "Self-Care Tips For Election Season" with a green and white color scheme. It lists five tips: "Get elections news and updates from nonpartisan sources." "Silence breaking news notifications or delete news apps." "Take breaks from screens." "Spend your time doing things for you." "Acknowledge your negative feelings." "Show yourself compassion." At the bottom, there is a logo and the text "#VOTE4MentalHealth vote4mentalhealth.org".

ALT The image is a flyer titled "Mental Health Education Policy," with a subheading, "Model Legislation and a Roadmap for State Leaders." It contains a quote that reads, "This new guide examines how effective state policy can expand and strengthen youth mental health education efforts in Pre K-12 schools." Logos of NAMI, Inseparable, and MHLC are displayed at the bottom. The design features a blue and purple color scheme.

ALT This image is an infographic comparing actions for community advocates and policymakers to advance mental health literacy education. On the left, suggestions for advocates include educating others, promoting positive mental health, bringing legislation proposals, visiting advocacy websites, and using provided guides. On the right, suggestions for policymakers include passing specific education policies, investing in resources, supporting school implementation, prioritizing relevant issues, and learning from successful strategies. It features logos for NAMI, Inseparable, and Mental Health Literacy.












