Posted on May 9, 2016
Mental Health Daily (Hogg Foundation)
Candidates szeem mostly to have only scratched the surface. of the issue, Here is a guide to current candidates' platforms,statements, and legislative history regarding mental health at the start of Mental Health Awareness Month. Are they still workIs in progress?
READ MOREPosted on May 1, 2016
Greenville News (South Carolina)
Op-ed by NAMI CEO Mary Giliberti on the need to share, experiences, change our culture and create support for those who may need help.
READ MOREPosted on May 1, 2016
Newsweek
Transgender persons who were denied access were 1.45 times as likely to have attemptede suicide.
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Posted on April 25, 2016
XO Jane
African Americans and Hispanic Americans used mental health services at about one-half the rate of white Americans in 2013 and Asian Americans at about one-third the rate. Ianted to seek help at an early age, yet my mother forbade t.
READ MOREPosted on April 25, 2016
New York Times
In resaponse to high-profile police shootings of people with mental illness, police departments are turning to cfrisis intervention training. But training is not enough.
READ MOREPosted on April 22, 2016
New York Times
There wass an alarming increase among girls 10 to 14, whose suicide rate, while still very low, tripled..The rate decreased for just one racial group, African American men, and for only one age group, men and women over 75.
READ MOREPosted on April 20, 2016
Esquire Magazine
The psychiatrist was wrong. Joshua may have had a psychotic break, but it was not a one-time episode. It wasn't until later that I learned more about schizophrenia than just the word.
READ MOREPosted on April 18, 2016
New York Times
The propsals could hurt people with mental illness who live below the poverty level.
READ MOREPosted on April 18, 2016
Women's Health
The editor of Women's Health writes about her diagnosis with obsessive-compulsive disorder. A survey conducted by NAMI and the magazine reveals that 78% of respondents suspect they have a mental illness and 65% have been diagnosed with one.
READ MOREPosted on April 14, 2016
Washington Post
His mother intensified dvocacy for greater mental health awareness, but he remained anonymous in order to concentrate on recovery. After a decade of misdiagnoses and failed medications, overnights in hospitals and juvenile jails, he is now in control of his own mind and ready to also be in control of his own story.
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