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The impact of tardive dyskinesia (TD) isn’t limited to those who have it. Surveyed care partners shared their loved one’s TD movements had “some” or “a lot” of impact on their ability to be productive, socialize and take care of themselves. Learn more at: http://bit.ly/4a23pre

Living with tardive dyskinesia (TD), and caring for someone with the condition, can feel isolating. This , let’s listen, share and build understanding of TD’s impact. Hear from people living with TD and find helpful resources at TalkAboutTD.com.

People taking antipsychotic medication should be routinely monitored by a healthcare provider for drug-induced movement disorders such as tardive dyskinesia (TD). Find tips for starting the conversation at TalkAboutTD.com.

If you’re taking antipsychotic medication and notice abnormal, involuntary or repetitive movements, talk to your healthcare provider about your medications and treatment history. It could be tardive dyskinesia (TD), a drug-induced movement disorder. Visit TalkAboutTD.com.

Tardive dyskinesia (TD) can impact daily life, even for those with mild TD movements. In a survey of 150 adults diagnosed with TD, 86% agreed that their movements made them feel judged or stared at. This , visit TalkAboutTD.com for helpful resources.

In a galaxy where emotions can be as vast as the stars, finding peace requires great wisdom and discipline. This Mental Health Month, NAMI Bucks County PA is here with “Jedi-Approved Mental Health Tips” to help you harness your inner force and navigate the complexities of life.

Here are five key tips for a mindful galaxy:

1️⃣ Train Your Mind: Master mindfulness to focus on the present moment.
2️⃣ Find Your Balance: Embrace all emotions, light and dark, with compassion.
3️⃣ Establish Defenses: Protect your well-being by learning to say ‘no’ and setting boundaries.
4️⃣ Seek Allies: Build strength through community, mentors, and support groups.
5️⃣ Choose Your Path: Take purposeful, small steps that align with your values and goals.

If you are a resident of Bucks County, PA, and need support on your mental health journey, please connect with us. Visit www.namibuckspa.org or call our WarmLine at 215-343-3055, option 1. For crisis support, call or text 988.

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Tardive dyskinesia (TD) is a chronic condition that is unlikely to improve without treatment and affects an estimated 800,000 adults in the U.S. Approximately 60% remain undiagnosed. To learn more about TD and its impact, visit TalkAboutTD.com.

, recognized the first full week of May during Mental Health Awareness Month, brings attention to any physical, social and emotional impacts of tardive dyskinesia (TD). Access helpful resources, including a doctor discussion guide, at TalkAboutTD.com.

So grateful to be out in the community at the Mets Spring training 💙 Connecting, sharing resources, and reminding people they’re not alone!

See you at the game ⚾💙 Stop by our NAMI TCFL booth, support mental health, and enter to win a $50 gift card!