NAMI Advocate
 
 
 May, 2012
 
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In this issue
  • Crazy and Proud
  • Georgia Program Aims to Break the Cycle of Recidivism
  • Rosalynn Carter: A Voice for Mental Health
  • NAMI Talks to Dr. Marsha Linehan
  • Sleep
  • Can Fish Oil Help Prevent Psychosis?
  • The Election Connection
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 April, 2012
 
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The Pros and Cons of Using Antidepressants During Pregnancy
Antidepressant use during pregnanancy has resulted in some birth defects. A new study tries to shed light on the issue on whether taking medication is the right decision.


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Dancing for NAMI? Now that’s a Slam Dunk
NAMI Oklahoma teamed up with Jazzercise Edmond of Oklahoma City to raise and awareness for NAMI. How? By dancing at haltime during a NBA basketball game.


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Voices of Hope - Jill Eley
As part of our Countdown to Recovery year-end campaign, we asked you to submit stories of your experiences to help let others know that there is hope, that recovery is an attainable goal for many. This month we bring you the story of Jill Eley.


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Book Review: Triggered: A Memoir of Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder by Fletcher Wortman
Fletcher Wortman's sketch comedy group in college became his lifeline after being hospitalized and diagnosed with OCD.


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Book Review: Defying Mental Illness: Finding Recovery with Community Resources and Family Support
Having a convenient and straight forward reference guide for mental illness is often hard to come by. Komarek and Schroer have created an easy to read companion that helps explain mental health issues.


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