Mental Illness and Tardive Dyskinesia Among Racially and Ethnically Diverse Communities
Learn about how Tardive Dyskinesia (TD) and mental illness impact our racially and ethnically diverse communities during TD Awareness Month.
NAMI Walks Yakima 2025
Join us on May 31st at Franklin Park. Together, we are NAMIWalks.
Register at the link below!
Pathways to Hope Conference Highlights
Video Highlights from the NAMI Pathways to Hope Conference are now available. Go to Do you know what Tardive Dyskinesia is? Tardive Dyskinesia, also known as TD for short, is a disorder that causes a range of repetitive and involuntary muscle movements in a person’s face, arms and legs associated with being the result from…
Did you know that NAMI has a book? If you are interested in learning more about destigmatizing mental health or want advice about how to navigate mental health, this book is for you, and all proceeds go toward supporting NAMI’s mission! 💙…
How someone identifies can greatly impact when, how and why they begin to seek help for their mental health. Culture, beliefs, sexual identity, language, race, and values are important touchpoints that help us offer support in every way possible.…
If you know someone who has a loved one in our armed forces, please tell them about NAMI Homefront. NAMI Homefront is an education program specifically for loved ones of military service members and veterans.
The NAMI Connection Recovery Support Group continues to meet Wednesday evenings, 7:00-8:30 p.m. using ZOOM. Please register in advance here.
Tardive Dyskinesia (TD)
NAMI Book
Diversity & Mental Health
NAMI Homefront
NAMI Connection Support Group Meets Online