This session will provide an overview of the FESTA program, including its mission, curriculum, and benefits for school districts

Explore the diagnostic criteria, symptoms, treatment options, and common misconceptions of body dysmorphic disorder with a licensed therapist.

CPAN Webinar is an educational series that occurs every second Tuesday of each month from 12 to 1 p.m. 

This course will give you tools to meet difficulties head-on and deals with them.

90-minute training focused on integrating evidence-based tools, clinical judgment, and human connection in the care of individuals experiencing suicidality.

Learn practical tools to improve sleep, digestion, mood, and chronic pain while understanding how nutrition supports overall mental wellness. Participants will also receive a recipe booklet to help bring these strategies into their daily lives.

This comprehensive program demonstrates how to identify and address suicide risk effectively, ensuring timely and appropriate interventions for those in need.

The program will include instruction in screening, interventions, care coordination, trauma-informed care, and other critical maternal health topics.

Learn why mental health and substance use challenges often occur together and how trauma, chronic stress, work environments, family habits, and life circumstances affect a person’s risk and recovery.

Anxiety Disorders in Children and Adolescents: What Every PCP Should Know​

Join us for a free training on Conversations on Access to Lethal Means (CALM Conversations)—a nationally recognized, evidence-based training that equips you to support someone in crisis with knowledge, confidence, and compassion. Through interactive instruction and hands-on safety planning exercises, you’ll learn to navigate difficult conversations, reduce risk, and offer meaningful support.

Learn how traumatic experiences affect the brain, body, and stress response system, and why people respond to trauma in different ways.

Pregnant and postpartum women deserve comprehensive, trauma-informed care, yet many face challenges in accessing behavioral health and substance use services, particularly in rural and under-resourced areas.

Dissociative identity disorder (DID) remains one of the most misunderstood mental health conditions—both in the public sphere and within clinical practice.

In response governments around the world are introducing efforts to ban youth from social media, citing it as a cause of the youth mental health crisis.

This essential training equips parents and caregivers with the knowledge and skills to recognize and respond to warning signs of suicide in children and teenagers.

Attend to gain practical tools, learn from experts and lived experience, and connect with a supportive community working toward better understanding and care for people living with chronic illness.

This workshop will help parents and caregivers of children with ADHD understand what is really happening underneath their child’s behavior and how to respond in ways that build connection instead of shame.

Stress is a universal human experience, but today’s world amplifies it in unique ways that previous generations did not face.

Autism Treatments: Clinical Pearls

We hear a lot about self-care, but what does it really mean in the midst of a busy, often unpredictable life? Is it a spa day, five minutes of quiet, or simply eating lunch before 3 PM?

ANAD pioneered peer support groups for eating disorders, and today we are the largest resource of our kind in the country.

This workshop will give participants a basic understanding of Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT) techniques to work with high school students.

Need a space to decompress, refocus, and reconnect with yourself? Reflect & Renew is a supportive weekly journaling session designed to help you slow down, process your thoughts, and build habits that support well-being.

Esta sesión de una hora está diseñada para quienes son nuevos en NAMI-Bridges to Care o tienen preguntas sobre nuestros programas. Le explicaremos POR QUÉ ofrecemos formación gratuita en salud mental, QUÉ se requiere para obtener las certificaciones de Wellness Champions y Youth Mental Health Champions, y CUÁNDO y DÓNDE se imparten los cursos.

Not all thoughts of harm signal risk—and not all risk presents as intrusive thoughts. This talk will examine the clinical distinctions between harm-related obsessive–compulsive disorder (Harm OCD) and genuine suicidal ideation (SI) and non-suicidal self-injury (NSSI) urges, with emphasis on accurate assessment and differential formulation.

This presentation equips participants with practical tools to advocate for mental health across state and federal systems, including how to communicate effectively with legislators, governors’ offices, members of Congress, and executive agencies.

Obsessive compulsive disorder (OCD) is more than intrusive thoughts or repetitive behaviors—it’s a cycle that can take over daily life. Too often, adults with OCD spend years navigating misdiagnosis, misunderstanding, and ineffective treatment.