by NAMI Seattle | Aug 9, 2026 | Advocacy, Education, Featured, Stories, Suicide Prevention, Uncategorized
An interview with Luke Reynolds, a University of Washington Bothell accounting student, on mental health in the world of tax accounting and how he plans to apply his new skills in Mental Health First Aid certification in his career. By Nathan West, Viet Tran, Kevin...
by NAMI Seattle | Feb 21, 2024 | Stories
Written by: Cynthia Mwaura Many of us have now heard about making time for gratitude. One of the many mindful practices available to improve mental health. If you haven’t come across the power of gratitude, I will explain it briefly. Gratitude is the process of...
by NAMI Seattle | Nov 14, 2023 | Board of Directors, Stories
An interview with Abagail Reiman, board member of NAMI Seattle on how her experience as a corrections officer informed her on the intersections between mental health and the cycles of incarceration and homelessness. Abagail Reiman on a warm sunny day next to “ The...
by NAMI Seattle | Nov 9, 2023 | Community & Partners, Stories
Volunteers of College Dogs in front of the UW Bothell campus(left: Jen & Finn , middle: Julie & Romio , right: Lisa & Mara) By Jacquelyn Johnson and Bennett Jochim, University of Washington Bothell School of Business As we waited patiently and eagerly for...
by NAMI Seattle | Sep 28, 2023 | Featured, Stories
UPCOMING EVENTS By: Sharon Nelson I got as close as I ever would to ending my life when I was 28 years old. My mental health had deteriorated to a point where I felt helpless to find a way out of the darkness of depression and self-loathing I existed in. Instead, I...
