by NAMI Seattle | Jun 22, 2026 | Community & Partners, Education, LGBTQ, Mental health first aid, Stories, Suicide Prevention
An interview with UW Bothell student Aurelie Segura on getting certified in Mental Health First Aid Accessibility caption: Aurelie, a young woman, is smiling at the camera outdoors. She has short brown hair swept to the side and wearing a dark green striped vest...
by NAMI Seattle | May 4, 2026 | Community & Partners, Education, Mental health first aid, Press Releases, Stories, Suicide Prevention, Uncategorized
UW Bothell Student and U.S. Navy Veteran Serina Sanchez’s journey to Mental Health First Aid certification. By Serina Sanchez, Yawen Ye, Xiaowei Sun, Ronan Smith, Savan Sohal, and Arya Tannan, University of Washington Bothell School of Business Content Warning:This...
by NAMI Seattle | Apr 6, 2026 | Advocacy, Community & Partners, Education, Featured, Mental health first aid, Stories, Suicide Prevention, Volunteer
An interview with University of Washington Bothell student and Youth Mental Health First Aid certified martial arts coach Arwyn Willingham Content warning: Discussions of suicide and self-harm. As I joined the Zoom meeting, Arwyn Willingham was already sitting at a...
by NAMI Seattle | Mar 18, 2026 | Advocacy, Community & Partners, Education, Press Releases, Stories
“I think just reminding people that you don’t need to have a formal diagnosis, you don’t need to have a persistent severe mental health condition to reach out for help, especially now. You know, everyone’s struggling, the world feels very, very...
by NAMI Seattle | Mar 16, 2026 | Community & Partners, Education, Stories
Mubarak, a young Asian man in his twenties with black hair in a floppy haircut slightly past his eyes, is sitting in the University of Washington Bothell library’s reserved room. In the background behind Mubarak, we could see a white room with bright lights,...
by NAMI Seattle | Feb 6, 2024 | Community & Partners, Stories
By Bennett Jochim, Masa Hanatate, Joshua Choi and Nuranissa Sofia, University of Washington Bothell School of Business Rushing into the library to shelter from the rain, we found ourselves in a room with brightly lit fluorescent lights. A few moments later, Nola and...