Guest blog: One size doesn't fit all for TD patients
Browsing through a store, boarding public transit, or sitting around a conference table may seem usual. But for patients with tardive dyskinesia (TD), everyday tasks can be more taxing…Read More
Involuntary hospitalization proves systemic failures
Since New York City Mayor Eric Adams’ November directive loosening requirements to allow…Read More
5 reads to help you learn more about autism
April is Autism Awareness Month, and despite gaining much more recognition in recent years, autism is still misunderstood by most people – even by some people who are autistic themselves. With an increasing number of adults and children being diagnosed…Read More
Crisis is not a Win - Imagine Wellness
We at Mental Health America joined the rest of the behavioral health community in strongly supporting the new three-digit 988 Suicide and Crisis Lifeline. We actively participate in a…Read More
Higher education must listen to students with disabilities, mental health concerns
Anashua Dutta, a fellow at the Bazelon Center for Mental Health Law and team member of the Patient-Centered Outcomes Research Institute Award on addressing mental…Read More
How colleges can learn from the peer support movement
I came to college with almost a decade of experience using mental health services. However, like many other students, I did not have a plan for the transition to campus life. By my sophomore year, things reached a crisis point. I could not function and…Read More