This might not be what you expect

Hey there,

May is Mental Health Awareness Month. I nearly didn’t write anything at all. A lot gets said this month, and much of it starts to sound the same.

But I had a thought. And if you’d be willing to hear it, pull up a chair.

One thing that has always bothered me about this industry is how so many brands see you as a problem in need of a solution. Almost like you’re algebra.

You feel X, take Y, get Z.

That’s never been nama.

nama was never meant to supplement a life. It was meant to complement a lived one. There’s a big difference.

If you’re struggling with your mental health, the answer isn’t a gummy. It’s a conversation with someone you trust. It’s booking that appointment you’ve been putting off. It’s a walk with the sun on your face.

If nama helps along the way — genuinely, I’m glad. But our job is to help, not replace.

Because even if your head feels clearer, connection still matters most.

Always start with someone who loves you. Then, if a product helps — nama​ has you.

Take care of yourself.

Chris