Welcome to the National Mental
Health Awareness Campaign's website.
Our organization is a nationwide nonpartisan public education campaign that was launched as part of the 1999 White House Conference on Mental Health. We are dedicated to battling the stigma, shame, and myths surrounding mental disorders that prevent so many people from getting the help they need.
During the past 9 years we have educated millions of people through our speaker's bureau, public service announcements, Town Hall Meetings, media outreach and printed materials. We hope you will enjoy learning more about our organization. Please understand that our goal is to provide education and create a more accepting environment for people to seek help. We do not offer clinical advice or guidance of any kind. If you need help please click on help or go to our mental health links page.
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The Heard - Our Speakers' Bureau
Meet Lizzie Simon
When Lizzie Simon was diagnosed with bipolar disorder at the age of seventeen, she thought she had reached a dead end. After traveling across the country interviewing people with bipolar disorders, Lizzie published her own book about how people successfully managed the problem.
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- Ross on Web MD
- Check him out! Lizzie Simon also helped to produce this project :)
http://www.webmd.com/bipolar-disorder/bipolar-tv/default.htm
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- Mental Health Advocates Will Miss Senator Kennedy
- On Saturday night, my wife and I walked down to the National Mall in Washington DC to watch the funeral procession of one of the greatest senators in the history of the U.S. We were amazed to see thousands of other people lining the streets to see Ted Kennedy’s last ride out of DC. It’s [...]
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- Family Support
- After reading about an upcoming Mental Health Awareness conference held solely for Spanish speakers, I started to think about how being half Hispanic and having a very close relationship with my mother (born and raised in Costa Rica) has effected the treatment of my mental health issues. I really think that my mother had an [...]
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