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You can see, in these representatives' respective responses to this little flare-up of recreational mental illness, two divergent but not quite competing visions of government. Kim goes out of his way ...

The insights of people living with serious mental illness (SMI) in recovery can be invaluable to caregivers, but they are a largely untapped resource. Too often our insights are diminished ...

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In her latest book, Out of Her Mind: How We Are Failing Women's Mental Health and What Must Change, Linda Gask recounts how she read through notes like these as a medical trainee, while working for a ...

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“Ours is the era of autopathography,” Peter Kramer, author of the 1993 bestseller “Listening to Prozac,” wrote at the time about Wurtzel and other mental-illness memoirists. “A ...