My novel The Untended is OUT TODAY! This book is a psychological thriller - and a love letter to all that needs tending in the world. The main character is a single mom who packs a lot of punch. I love her dearly. And I am so psyched for her debut!
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American Mental Health Care Gutted
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Funding slashed while surprising new research shows bipartisan support for expanded services. @MatteaKramer@sean_fogler#health
Surprise! There's support across the political spectrum for *increasing* public spending on #MentalHealth services to help people who are struggling with substances, according to our new research. So @sean_fogler and I wrote about it today, on @TomDispatch
This Mental Health Awareness Month: Funding Slashed While Surprising New Research Shows Bipartisan Support for Expanded Services
@MatteaKramer & @sean_fogler
https://t.co/DxKfsUY9Lx
Today I'm on Across The Margin : The Podcast talking with @mikeshza about drugs and mental health, addiction and capitalism, and the peace and refuge of plants. @osirispod#TheUntended#Addiction https://t.co/bjSri1Ffm6
Across The Margin : The Podcast contemplates addiction and generational trauma in modern America with the author of Untended, Mattea Kramer. @osirispod@mikeshza#TheUntended#Addiction
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Spotify:https://t.co/s6idf6Kmqz
The world is dark, and also I'm sharing this bright thing. My debut novel The Untended comes out in a month - and it feels like good timing for a psychological thriller about drugs, hope, and so much that needs tending. https://t.co/dHnNIwd67F
In the US, Mental Health Treatment Can Be a Death Sentence | The Nation | Thank you @thenation for highlighting my latest piece with @MatteaKramer https://t.co/uI68kgwzFY
.@MatteaKramer/@sean_fogler: "Disconnection and loneliness aren’t just the maladies of a relatively few Americans, but the condition of the majority of us. Vast numbers of people are reaching for some tonic or other to manage difficult feelings." https://t.co/l4EqYOqsSC #USA
"Helping" People by Shaming Them — and Canceling Their Civil Rights
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State lawmakers of both parties are reaching for coercive treatment and involuntary commitment to address spiraling substance use crises. @MatteaKramer@sean_fogler#drugtreatment
@MatteaKramer & @sean_fogler at TomDispatch today: How to react when lawmakers of virtually every political stripe seek to answer a mental health crisis in America by forcing people into institutionalized treatment. https://t.co/BJgoUTRBo2
"It took us about 40 years to realize that our quest to be accomplished and better than other people was, in fact, causing us despair."
— @MatteaKramer & @sean_fogler
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“In the U.S., even as there is a dawning awareness that the war on drugs has been a miserable failure, many elected officials (and presidential candidates) only want to double down on harsh policies.” @TomDispatch @MatteaKramer https://t.co/Kh1iesEZMB
"When it comes to addictions, whether to drugs or to a dangerous leader, the true medicine is connection to each other."
by @MatteaKramer & @sean_fogler
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All Empire Is Local @MatteaKramer https://t.co/lEhK6QecfZ
Mattea Kramer: Over the past year, thanks to activists, the notion of redress for people of African descent found its way onto the local government agenda. https://t.co/OCMEMlICzj