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ALT Promotional image by NAMI (National Alliance on Mental Illness) with colorful circles. Text reads, "How's Social Media Making You Feel? Social media can help you connect, find community and express yourself. But sometimes, it can leave you feeling overwhelmed, anxious or left out. Here are a few ways to protect your mental health while staying connected.

ALT Poster from NAMI encouraging time to unplug. Text suggests noticing time spent scrolling and feelings afterward. Recommends setting a timer or putting the phone away for new activities. An image of a phone showing a 10-minute timer is at the bottom.

ALT The image features a smartphone held by a person on the bottom right. The text reads: "Your Feed. Your Boundaries." It advises muting, unfollowing, or blocking content that causes stress, and reviewing privacy settings. The National Alliance on Mental Illness (NAMI) logo is at the top. The background is blue with colorful circular shapes.

ALT The image features a digital poster from NAMI (National Alliance on Mental Illness) with the slogan "Make Room for Life Offline." It encourages taking breaks from screens by suggesting activities like making plans with a friend, trying a new hobby, or spending time in personal growth. At the bottom, there's an illustration of a smartphone screen displaying the "slide to power off" option. The background is blue with colorful circles.

ALT Green graphic with six pumpkins with various accessories: a witch's hat, a black cat, a jack o'lantern face, spooky eyes, a bow and a bucket of candy, and a little bat. Text reads, "This Halloween, don't be afraid to be yourself. Choose empathy first. Be kind, not scary. Carve out time for your mental health. Fear isn't entertainment. Enjoy the sweet moments. Real people, real stories." A spider holding a piece of candy is at the top right corner. The NAMI logo is at the bottom center.

ALT Banner announcing "NAMI Is A 2026 Anthem Awards Finalist" with icons of a heart, graduation cap, holding hands, a globe, and a megaphone. Text indicates the last day to vote is October 29th.

ALT A testimonial graphic featuring a quote from a NAMI Basics participant, praising the program as a great step-by-step guide for parents. The National Alliance on Mental Illness logo is included, along with a link for more information on the online education program.

ALT A tablet displaying the "Mental Health Education Policy" document, featuring a cover image of a smiling person. The document includes logos for NAMI and Inseparable, and the text mentions "Model Legislation and a Roadmap for State Leaders" with an October 2023 date.

ALT Event poster for "Ask the Expert: Dementia Care and Support for Family Care Partners" on Thursday, November 5, 2026, from 4 to 5:30 p.m. ET. The NAMI logo is on the bottom left. Office setting background with a computer and headphones.

ALT A diverse group of people participating in a NAMI (National Alliance on Mental Illness) event, holding signs that say "all." The NAMI logo is in the top right corner. The image has a blue overlay with the text "NAMI local affiliates" at the bottom.

ALT This image features a smiling individual with long hair in a purple top, next to a quote that reads, "I found a real sense of belonging." Below the quote, it says "LYDIA, NAMI Peer-to-Peer participant." The National Alliance on Mental Illness (NAMI) logo is at the bottom.

ALT Poster for NAMI Runs Tokyo Marathon. Features vibrant background with images of the marathon, city streets, and runners. Text includes date March 7, 2027, and website nami.org/namiruns.

ALT A blue-green event poster titled "Healing Through Art 2" advertises an interactive writing workshop featuring J.L. Adolph. The event is on Monday, October 26, at 6:30 PM ET. A grayscale illustration of a person wearing headphones is included, and the NAMI logo is at the bottom.

ALT NAMI is announced as a 2026 Anthem Awards finalist on a dark blue background. The text mentions "Anthem Community Voice" with a "Vote Now" button. Various icons, including a heart and a globe, are displayed at the bottom.

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 Poster for "Rally to Read" featuring the book "How to Hatch: A Complete Guide to Breaking Free" with a duckling on the cover. Includes a photo of Sara Holly Ackerman, and a call to action to watch now on RallytoRead.org.

ALT A group of people sitting together, smiling and engaging in conversation. The image features text: "Give the gift of understanding and HOPE!" The NAMI logo, representing the National Alliance on Mental Illness, is displayed in the lower right corner.

ALT Graphic with gradient from white to teal. Text reads, "How do I get help/support for depression?" At the bottom of the graphic is the NAMI HelpLine logo.