With the U.S. economy in crisis, states are cutting budgets on all sorts of programs, including mental health services. But according to a new report from the National Alliance on Mental Illness, some states have cut back way more than others. Which states had the biggest reductions in mental health funding from 2009 to 2012? Keep clicking to see the top 15...

Utah kicks off the list of states cutting their budgets for mental health care. The state slashed its budget by 6.7 percent.

Missouri cut funding on mental health services by 6.8 percent.

Colorado cut funding on mental health services by 7.8 percent.

Massachusetts cut funding on mental health services by 8.1 percent.

Virginia cut funding on mental health services by 8.9 percent.

Mississippi cut funding on mental health services by 10.4 percent.

Kansas cut funding on mental health services by 12.4 percent.

Idaho cut funding on mental health services by 17.9 percent.

California cut funding on mental health services by 21.1 percent.

Washington, D.C. cut funding on mental health services by 23.9 percent.

Nevada cut funding on mental health services by 28.1 percent.

Illinois cut funding on mental health services by 31.7 percent.

Alaska cut funding on mental health services by 32.6 percent.

Alabama cut funding on mental health services by 36.0 percent.