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00:29Mental Illness in Mediation
by ACR Blog Talk Radio in Work
Tags: mental illness mediation Dan Berstein ACR conference Christy Cumberlander Walker
Join us as we interview Dan Berstein, a mediator living with bipolar disorder. Dan travels the country teaching mediators cultural sensitivity toward mental illness and ways to make their practices accessible to varying mental health needs.
We'll discuss Dan's history with this topic and his upcoming ACR conference workshop entitled Mental Illness in Mediation in Minneapolis Minnesota on Thursday October 10 from 4-5:30. We will also discuss his work developing a family mental health mediation program for mediation centers to implement to better serve their clients.
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Its Not The Devil Anymore...Its an Illness
by SWAG Chat Radio in Culture
Tags: Mental Illness SWAG Young Adults Psychological Devil
Chopping it up on the notion that what was once considered demonic is really a mental, psychological, and sociological illness... Lets deal with it!
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Mental Illness, By Linda Baron Katz
by The true Gospel of Christ in Health
Tags: Mental Illness Linda Baron Katz Healing Bi Polar Recovery
Linda Naomi Katz born on March 21, 1969, by the name of Linda Naomi Baron, raised as a modern orthodox Jew, where mental illness became a factor throughout her life. It had started with her mother when she was in the fifth grade. Her mother had suffered a nervous breakdown and was diagnosed with acute depression. This gave Linda and her family a huge amount of stress. As she was growing up into adulthood, her mother's illness affected her in ways that she too would become a depressed person. Linda had difficulties making friends, developing positive relationships, and maintaining employment. After she graduated college, she also suffered from a mental illness and was diagnosed with bipolar disorder.
Through the years she was faced with challenges that were difficult to overcome, but worked hard to achieve recovery. As part of her recovery from mental illness, she became active and volunteered for a variety of mental health organizations. Linda became a member of NAMI (National Alliance on Mental Illness or formerly called National Alliance for the Mentally Ill) and published articles about her life in New York City Voices, a newspaper for people with mental illness to share their personal recovery stories. Both of these agencies helped fight against stigma and other issues pertaining to mental illness. Soon after, Linda found employment working for agencies that help others with mental illness reach their goals and dreams. Today, Linda is happily married, an author who has published a book titled Surviving Mental Illness, My Story which won a Silver Medal Award by Readers Favorite for best non-fiction/autobiography and came in First Place and won the Life Journeys Award for best memoir/biography from Readers Views. Through this book she describes all of her challenges that she dealt with while having a mental illness and how she found her way back towards establishing a wellness by staying mentally and physically strong.
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Saturday Madness: Living With Mental Illness
by jwanyvette1 in Relationships
Tags: mental illness May is Mental Illness Awareness Month loved ones family love coping parents children spouses
May is Mental Illness Awareness Month. This is a chance to talk to those who live with a loved one who is battling with mental illness. We know that living with depression, bipolar disorder, or any other type of mental illness is emotionally and even physically draining for the person who is diagnosed. But what about the impact that these disorders have on your spouse? Parents? Children? How do loved ones cope with the ups and downs and meet their own emotional needs as well as supporting the loved one who is ill? Don't miss this edition of Saturday Madness as J'Wan Yvette delves into a subject that many are afraid to talk about.
Resources: National Alliance on Mental Illness - www.nami.org
Mental Health America - nmha.org
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00:51
Mental Illness, Guns, and Politics
by We The People Want to Know in Politics
Tags: politics mental illness connecticut guns laws
What do you think? Mental Illness, and guns. Do our politicians have the right to make laws with out your say? Is there a problem with guns? Is there an issue with how we view mental illness and handle it?
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00:55
Illness Defined Interview Frank Feldinger
by Illness Defined in Health
Tags: plague Los Angeles Illness Defined Medicine
A chronology of the Black Plague in Los Angeles during the fall of 1924. You will be surprised at the government's behavior and reaction to the problem. And it will shock you to find out about the shadow government's control of the environment.
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00:46
WELLNESS VS ILLNESS
Tags: Wellness Mental Illness Psych meds Substance Abuse Diagnosis
Wellness VS Illness is a new show that covers topics regarding mental health, psych meds,anything mental illness related...... Society's point of view on individuals who suffer from a mental illness.....Any one is more then welcome to be apart of the show, it doesn't matter if your diagnosis or not.Feel free to voice your opinion.....However this is a hot topic, I'm not gonna allow any disrespect from anyone.....Everyone will be heard however this isn't a debate show lets
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A Child's Rare and Undiagnosed Illness: A Mother's Journey
by Healthcare Whisperer in Health
Tags: undiagnosed rare illness healthcare advocate chidlren
For most of us, when we go to the doctor with symptoms, we are diagnosed and treated. Imagine going to the doctor and being told there were no answers as to why the symptoms were occurring. Then imagine, this is your child and all the specialists referred to have no answers. What if you were told this was a rare illness and no one knew how to diagnosis it? What would you do?
This is the story Heather Long is going to talk about on this week's show. One of Heather Long’s three children (Cal) passed away in 2006 at five years old to an undiagnosed disease. Heather was told that her son’s death was likely caused by a very rare metabolic disease, and she has since focused her energies on being an advocate for patients suffering from undiagnosed and rare diseases.
In 2008, Heather co-founded a nonprofit organization, U.R. Our Hope., that assists individuals and families who are on the journey of finding a diagnosis or are navigating through the health care system after a rare diagnosis. In 2011, Heather co-authored H.R. 2671- The CAL Undiagnosed Diseases Research and Collaboration Network Act, which was proposed in the 112th Congress and is scheduled to be re-introduced during the current 113th session. And recently, Heather proudly joined the Global Genes Advocacy Leadership Group. -
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Mental Illness in the Workplace
by Business Engaged in Business
Tags: mental illness ozark guidance center anxiety disorder post-traumatic stress disorder David Duerr
Everyone has a bad day and, admittedly, your workplace might make you crazy once in a while. But how do you know whether someone is struggling with mental illness or a stress-inducing issue that mimics the same symptoms?
In this episode of Business: Engaged!, we talk with David Duerr, Director of Business Services at Ozark Guidance Center. We discuss the issues that affect the mental well-being of our team members. He'll talk about anxiety disorders, post-traumatic stress disorder, and situational issues that can bring drama and trauma to the whole workplace. He'll also give us tips for opening the conversation with that individual who is struggling, assessing how to help them, and discussing options.
Click here to learn more about Ozark Guidance Center.
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Moors Police Brutality and Mental Illness
Tags: Moors and mental illness Police brutality The United States Police shootings Brain washed
What type of Mental illness Moors suffer from that go's Undetected in America.? What causes this form of mental illness? Are Moors victims of brain washing in the United States? What are some of the cures for this form of brain washing And mental illness? What is the solution for police shootings against Moors In America? How much police brutality against people of color is going on in the United States in 2013? How can the Moors stop police brutality? Is killing some one who killed your child wrong? http://www.tarhakaarchives.org. http://www.moorishamericangov.org
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Caring for a Family Member with Mental Illness
by Denise Brown in Caregiving
Tags: mental illness caring for a family member with mental illness coping with caregiving stress managing caregiving stress navigating mental health system
When you care for a family member with a mental illness, you find yourself struggling to get help in a system that makes you feel helpless. Join Denise and her guest, Támara Hill, MS, an integrative therapist, for a discussion on how to help your caree with a mental illness.
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Identifying Symptoms of Mental Illness in Adult Students
by Student2teacher in Education
Tags: mental health veterans with disabilities students with mental illness Aurora shootings Loughner-Tuscon shootings
As we close, Mental Health Awareness for the month of May, Host, Dr. Danita Applewhite and Special Guest Greg Drobrowolski of Operation Veterans Promise focus on how adult students and veterans with mental disabilities are identified and treated. Should the staff and faculty at colleges be held more responsible for identifying the symptoms of mental illness? Are many parents and teachers apprehensive about reporting a student’s irrational behavior because of the negative stereotypes that are so prevalent in our society? Join Dr. Applewhite, Host, and guests at 10 am (AZ-GMT zone) every Saturday. Participate in LIVE shows by chat or calling 1-646-727-3758; or, LISTEN ANYTIME to the archived shows, see schedule at http://blogtalkradio.com/student2teacher. Veterans join our Vet2Vet© discussions with updates from Operation Veteran Promise and other organizations to help veterans with disabilities, including PTSD succeed at school and work.
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