WATCH: This year, we set out to create a video that shows something the public rarely sees, the deeply personal and human impact of TAC's work. Your support can help us continue to change minds and save lives. https://t.co/EjA7xFNywb https://t.co/IqRw0q50Tw
Happy New Year from TAC! On this final day of 2024, you still have time to make your tax-deductible donation and help us continue breaking barriers to the treatment of severe mental illness, and driving positive change for everyone impacted by SMI. https://t.co/ucPL2kOqI1
Sign the petition of our advocacy partners, The Angry Moms, here:
https://t.co/25YiNU1WlA
Advocate to reduce restrictions to Clozapine access by sending a message to the FDA with help from the template here:
https://t.co/MUaApNg1qU
TAC recognizes Indigenous Peoples' Day. Historically and today, Indigenous people face greater and multiple barriers to treatment for severe mental illness. All people deserve access to quality, trauma- and culturally-informed mental health care.
Today TAC joins the the CEO Alliance for Mental Health and our various partners in recognizing #WorldMentalHealthDay. Together, we stand for more and better access to treatment for people living with mental health and substance use challenges.
#WMHD#TreatmentBeforeTragedy
Today TAC joins the the CEO Alliance for Mental Health and our various partners in recognizing #WorldMentalHealthDay. Together, we stand for more and better access to treatment for people living with mental health and substance use challenges. #WMHD#TreatmentBeforeTragedy
This Mental Illness Awareness Week 2024, TAC acknowledges the profound suffering caused by untreated severe mental illness. We serve the most vulnerable members of the SMI community and their families, and we won't stop until treatment is accessible to all who need it most. #MIAW
Many with SMI do not respond to existing medications. This is the first novel medication in 70 years. We must push for investment in finding new & better treatments for those with SMI!
FDA Approves the First New Schizophrenia Drug in Decades | TIME https://t.co/v8VTC9aStK
To learn more about TAC's decades of advocacy to eliminate barriers to the timely and effective treatment of SMI, follow this link:
https://t.co/EOBBWVNzyq
Comprehensive important reporting by @KING5Seattle and featuring TAC ED @LisaDaileyTAC and Community Resource Manager Jerri Niebaum Clark
https://t.co/ZrfU9z9Qtr
The CEO Alliance panel conversation was held last night at the #AlignmentforProgress conference organized by @kennedyforum. The CEO Alliance includes leading organizations in mental health and suicide prevention.
#align4progress
To learn more, visit: https://t.co/tzL3lAUwyy
An important article by Dr. Steven S. Sharfstein on the importance of assisted outpatient treatment, and why AOT needs and deserves strong support from the medical community.
https://t.co/8J0BM6C5FS
An award well-deserved for TAC ambassador and board member Evelyn Burton whose tireless advocacy and efforts have resulted in improved laws and improved lives for the entire SMI community in Maryland.
Treatment Advocacy Center has officially moved to https://t.co/aCFqFDaJo5!
While our name is evolving, our mission remains the same: to improve treatment and care for individuals with SMI. TAC champions programs and policies that improve lives and transform communities.
On National Grief Awareness Day, it's important to understand Ambiguous Loss, a type of grief that often comes with having a family member with SMI. Learn more here: https://t.co/p8bE6It1de
We are happy to share a personally speaking blog by Anita Fisher about her family's experience with the California CARE Act. Anita is the mother of an adult son with SMI, and a mental health family educator.
Read more here: https://t.co/CNscID5Mr0
Navigating care for SMI can be confusing and overwhelming. Browse the Joan C. Scott Community Resource Library 24/7 for information and resources to help you in your journey.
https://t.co/z2gVowCrYb
#severementalillness#smi
We are happy to share a new personally speaking blog by J.W. Asbridge, the creator of Moms Who Care, an organization devoted to encouraging our overburdened, burned out mental healthcare staff.
Read more here:
https://t.co/T57176sE7r