NAMI Palm Beach County serves residents across our counties with free mental health support, online groups, resources and education.
By Gabrielle Torres, LCSW As both a mother and a Licensed Clinical Social Worker, I have come to understand that mental health is not something we address only in moments of crisis—it is something we nurture every day at home. … Read more
This year, on World Bipolar Day, I find myself reflecting on the lived experience of bipolar disorder—and on the families who stand beside those navigating it every day.
Nicole L. Baganz, Ph.D., M.S. Each March, the FAU Stiles-Nicholson Brain Institute hosts Brainy Days, a month-long series of public programs designed to bring neuroscience out of the lab and into the community. Through art, lectures, science festivals, and … Read more
NAMI Pathways to Hope: Join us as we celebrate 5 Years of Hope and continue building pathways to healing, connection, and mental wellness for individuals, families, and communities throughout Palm Beach County.
By guest contributor Dr. Aly Paz A few months ago, I woke up in the middle of the night, grabbed my keys, and drove to the nearest hospital. I had woken up with a tingling sensation in my hands, … Read more
By Gabrielle Torres, LCSW As both a mother and a Licensed Clinical Social Worker, I have come to understand that mental health is not something we address only in moments of crisis—it is something we nurture every day at home. … Read more
NAMI – In the News
- The Role of AI in Mental Health June 24, 2026With people increasingly turning to AI for emotional support, the National Alliance on Mental Illness has launched a first-of-its-kind effort looking into how popular AI tools respond when people ask questions about mental health. NAMI's Dr. Christine Crawford spoke with ABC News correspondent Reena Roy about the importance of thinking carefully about what AI tools […]
- The Call Before the Crisis: Men, Mental Health, and the Families Who Notice First June 17, 2026In this conversation for "The Not Old - Better Show," Dr. Ken Duckworth talks about how men, and their loved ones, can start important conversations about mental health, connect with others, and find support. The post The Call Before the Crisis: Men, Mental Health, and the Families Who Notice First appeared first on NAMI.
