A quick and important read.
“Untreated, individuals with anosognosia end up homeless, jailed, or dead… To ignore anosognosia while suggesting that it may be a good idea to shun existing medications, consigns wonderful people to a living Hell.”
My latest. Please read if you care at all about the broken mental health system
The Dangerous Movement to Stop Treating the Mentally Ill https://t.co/gjFyElbyEc
Settled-in in Edmonton. Alberta and looking forward to presenting at the Alberta Summit on Mental Illness. Thank you for the invite @FAMI_Alberta. Look forward to seeing and listening to @courtdoc and meeting others in attendance @CMHAEdmonton@CovenantCA
Hey.
You may have tensed up again.
It's OK. Let's take a moment to take care of you.
Relax your shoulders.
Unclench your jaw.
Unstick your tongue from the top of your mouth.
Relax your hands.
Take a deep breath.
And go.
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Last day for reduced registration rates. What to expect: engaging speakers, inspiring & challenging topics, engage with others, great door prizes, breakfast and hot lunch, masks & sanitizer available
#ASMI2022
May 27 @EdmontonInn
https://t.co/WHGUbK4tfa
Monthly online education session this Tuesday 6:30 pm.
Schizophrenia Society of Alberta - Living with Schizophrenia: A Personal Perspective Presentation
Info at https://t.co/HFh1Y7t3Eh
No registration required.
“The mental health problem is medical, but the solutions are not just medical. They’re social, environmental, and political.” - from Healing by @thomasinselmd#mentalhealth
“so many people with schizophrenia are incarcerated or homeless, or they are dying at age 55… I have to say that I'm not sure I understood that 5 or 10 years ago when I was at NIMH… that this is as much a social justice problem as a scientific problem.”
@thomasinselmd (1/4)
It was very difficult for Angela and Clayton to share their story — but Angela said, “At this point, we have nothing to lose.” 1/2 https://t.co/PnVwcXqvb3
Review of Healing by @peteearley, author of Pulitzer Prize finalist "Crazy: A Father's Search Through America's Mental Health Madness." https://t.co/uXKi80tXj3
A prevention-based approach helps us to solve issues rather than simply managing them. Shifting towards #homelessness prevention is key to ending homelessness permanently.
Learn about homelessnesss prevention on the homeless hub: https://t.co/xQmnSG2eOI
https://t.co/Q6YbevOFw3
Home on the Hill was honored to have Dr. Richard O'Reilly give the keynote presentation at our 10th Anniversary Celebration. This video of his talk may give insight into the problems families face when attempting to access services for their relative.