From Madness to Healing and back again. The Odyssey through the Toxic Connective Tissue
I have become the very social enigma that evokes fear amongst his own peers
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What does best practices mean when it comes to Mental Health treatment?
who are these webinars and conferences for anyway?
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Reflections on Neesa’s Blog article: How My Schizoaffective Disorder Helps Me Help Others
So, I was just reading an article by Neesa Suncheuri called: How My Schizoaffective Disorder Helps Me Help Others In […]
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2010-2020 A Decade of “Returns” and New Directions💫
As 2020 fast approaches, I can’t help but think its necessary to reflect on what was the most ambitious, self-directed, […]
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The House Negro: Remastered
I am suggesting the peer is the allegory of the American South’s mulatto in a world where animalism has supplanted reason for hate.
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In Response to the Mighty
So, I read an article today on the Mighty titled: “I’m not high functioning- and I’m okay with that”. So, […]
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Decriminalizing Mental Illness👿
This article was originally published in NAMI’s the Advocate Spring 2019
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When is sharing too much? Is oversharing a real thing?🗣
Ive been accused of a number of crimes, socially unacceptable behaviors, and litany of outrageous transgressions during the course of […]
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The Right to Fail
The right to fail. To live our lives as people that are flawed, diagnosed, mentally ill the the way we […]
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Learned Helplessness Must be Stopped🔴
One of my biggest struggles as a social worker in the human services is challenging learned helplessness. Learned helplessness is […]
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Rejected and/or “kicked-out” of Treatment: Untimely discharges and subpar linkages🔄
Finding the right treatment fit can be difficult. Not only are therapists important to try-on, so are facilities, programs, and […]
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The Mystique of Psychosis
Psychosis is experienced by people carrying its active constellation of corresponding and altogether unique symptoms differently. At different times, along […]
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The Peer Standard⚖️
There is an unspoken, invisible and arbitrary standard for being for every oppressed group living in the United States and […]
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Dismantling state-level psychiatric centres: instituting full community access and integration
This paper presents a long-overdue proposal to the New York Office of Mental Health (NY-OMH) to close state psychiatric centers […]
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The Modern Psychiatric In-Patient Technician: Skilled Worker or Guard?
One of my earliest memories as an adolescent in an in-patient unit was the tall, stocky men brazenly hanging around […]
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Recovery is a Privilege
So, when you encounter people in your life that need help: reach out to them. Point them towards the necessary resources they will need to continue living without bounds
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NAMI doesn’t Speak for US
“So, when I say, or hear, that NAMI doesn’t speak for us, it is because they speak for my mother, […]
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Living in Two Worlds: Navigating the Intersections of Health and Healing
“It was at that very moment I re-discovered the power of defining new words in the context of our histories […]
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Community Health re-discovered: Addendum on the New Gold Standard
The rise of the Modern Health Home and fall of the silos gestures to the system’s attempt at integrating care, but, like most new turns treatment, the outcomes reflected the clumsy practices of the care management philosophy and regulations
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Too Big to Fail
Too Big to Fail Undeniably, our support systems, both natural, and artificial, play a vital role in our health & […]
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The Jewish Ghetto Police & Today’s Peer Professional: The Psychology of Complicity
Background: Today’s peer professional in Mental Health systems of care share a similar psychological bend with the Jewish Ghetto Police […]
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Dignity in Risk & Risk of Harm
Unquestionably, the spectrum between negligence and overprotection carries with it serious implications in clinical & peer professional practice in mental […]
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The Future of Peer Movement: A House Divided Cannot Stand
“A house divided cannot stand” Abraham Lincoln They are familiar words that defined a period in this nations history that […]
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Lessons from the American Revolution, King George iii & the Power of Forgiveness in Mental Health
“Would you Forgive?” – Lois Einhorn, PhD During my most tormented days, angry and bitter over lost personal battles I […]
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The Power of Support
Written by Sabrina Johnson LMSW & Max Guttman LCSW This article is intended to showcase the power of support for […]
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