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By Kathleen Wilson Ventura County has won $670,000 in state funding to expand a nationally recognized program for people struggling with both mental illness and substance abuse. Psychologist Linda Gertson, who oversees the program, said new sites will probably open in July in Ventura and the east... [read full story]
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SAMHSA Celebrates National Children's Mental Health Awareness Day By Recognizing Youth for Their Resiliency Keke Palmer, Marc Indelicato, Herschel Walker and 35 non-profit and professional organizations joined SAMHSA to increase awareness of children's mental health...
This week is dedicated to kids with mental illness. ... Posted Thursday, May 8, 2008 ; 04:36 PM Updated Thursday, May 8, 2008 ; 05:51 PM BECKLEY- -- This week is dedicated to kids living with mental illness. The Crossroads Mall is where local mental health providers set...
Today is “Children’s Mental Health Awareness Day.” Some of you may remember that I suffered from an eating disorder in my late teens. I have also suffered from depression a great portion of my life and it wasn’t until my early 30’s before I was diagnosed. According to a report published by the...
To: NATIONAL EDITORS Contact: Crystal Borde, +1-202-331-4323, for Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration; or SAMHSA Press Office, +1- 240-276-2134 Keke Palmer, Marc Indelicato, Herschel Walker and 35 non-profit and professional organizations joined SAMHSA to increase awareness...
WASHINGTON, May 8 /PRNewswire-USNewswire/ -- Seven youth from the Washington Metropolitan area were recognized today by the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration (SAMHSA) during National Children's Mental Health Awareness Day at the Lincoln Theatre in Washington, D.C., for...
by Josh Boatwright • jboatwri@gannett.com ASHEVILLE – Tracy Mixson knows encounters between police and people with mental illnesses can be scary, even dangerous at times. Officers often walk into volatile situations, talking people out of suicide or taking them into custody if they might endanger...
Editorial: As a sporadic client of Cascadia Behavior Healthcare, it saddens me to read the recent headlines about its financial problems. For many of us, the mentally ill, Cascadia is a lifeline, a comfortable place to go when we desperately need help. I've found Cascadia's counselors and staff...
By RICHARD DeVAUL, M.D. Professor of Psychiatry, Texas A&M May 7, 2008— "and one flew east, one flew west, one flew over the cuckoo's nest." So starts the famous book chronicling our mental health system in the 1950s, best known for Jack Nicholson's portrayal of a sane but wild inmate in the...
May 7, 2008 Tulare County Tuesday unveiled two mobile mental-health units that will travel to underserved areas of the county delivering mental health services. Advertisement The units cost $300,000 each and will be paid for with part of $10.5 million Tulare County received from Proposition 63 to...
Josh Boatwright Tracy Mixson knows encounters between police and people with mental illnesses can be scary, even dangerous at times. Officers often walk into volatile situations, talking people out of suicide or taking them into custody if they might endanger themselves or others. That’s why...
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