Strengthening the Public Mental Health Addictions Safety Net
available for mental health. (04:22)
Advances in mental health Research
In this medical health video Dr. Thomas Insel, Director of the National Institute of Mental
Health, explains what advances in research have brought about a new understanding of mental illness. (01:29)
Mental Health Research on Children
In this medical health video learn how research is beginning to focus on the origins of mental health disorders. Instead of simply providing palliative care, researchers are working toward strategies of early intervention. (01:27)
How Can Messy Thinking Affect a Woman’s Mental Health
Crystal Dwyer explains how messy thinking can affect a woman’s mental health. (02:09)
Economic Recovery and Healthcare Reform – Opportunities for Mental Health and Addictions
To many people, healthcare reform means universal coverage. Mental healthcare organizations view universal coverage as an American right. However, for people with serious mental illnesses and addictions, universal coverage isnt enough. Under the banner of state rights, the federal government shifted financial responsibility for those with the most serious mental illnesses to states and states in turn downloaded the risk but not the resources to counties and not for profits.
By:
Linda Rosenbergl
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Mental Healthl
Jan 16, 2009
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A Tragically Interwoven Web – Homelessness, Mental Illness and Substance Use Disorders
Homelessness, addiction disorders and mental illnesses coexist frequently. A tragic cycle is created as homelessness breeds mental health problems and substance abuse, which cause difficulty overcoming homelessness.
By:
Linda Rosenbergl
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Mental Healthl
May 06, 2010