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1 in 5
Utahns experienced a mental health illness in the past year.
You are not alone
Mental health has a wide impact across our state, both for individuals experiencing mental illness along with their families and caregivers.
Tardive Dyskinesia (TD) is an involuntary movement disorder associated with the use of antipsychotic medication that may be necessary to treat individuals living with mental illnesses such as bipolar, major depressive disorder, schizophrenia and schizoaffective disorder. TD is characterized by uncontrollable movements of the face, torso, limbs and fingers or toes.
If this sounds familiar, learn more here.
Programs
NAMI Utah offers classes, support groups, and resources throughout Utah for families, caregivers, and individuals living with mental illness.
NAMI National News Feed
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Statement of Leading Mental Health and Substance Use Disorder Organizations on Medicaid
17 March 2026
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NAMI Releases Issue Brief on Trends in Mental Health and Criminal Justice State Policy
10 March 2026
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NAMI Kicks Off #Vote4MentalHealth Campaign to Get-Out-the-Vote During the 2026 Elections
04 March 2026
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Statement from Daniel H. Gillison, Jr., CEO, National Alliance on Mental Illness
07 February 2026
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