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August 28th, 2018

RI police group concerned about mental health training

By Eileen Weber

The Rhode Island Police Chiefs Association backed late-session legislation in June that attempted to overturn a 2016 law requiring mental health training for police...

July 10th, 2018

The upholstered clock

By Alan Bodnar Ph.D.

School psychologists: In a class of their own

By Phyllis Hanlon

ME Gov. LePage continues push for step-down unit in Bangor

By Janine Weisman

Tags: DHHS, Gov. Paul LePage, Maine, NAMI Maine, rehabilitation facility, Riverview Psychiatric Center, state land
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July 6th, 2018

CARE Act would allow involuntary commitment for addicts

By Catherine Robertson Souter

Tags: addiction, CARE Act, court order, drug overdose, involuntary commitment, Massachusetts legislature, recovery treatment
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July 5th, 2018

William James College acquires Teachers21: Aims to make schools a better place for students

By Phyllis Hanlon

School Based Health Care may be the only care some kids receive

By Eileen Weber

June 14th, 2018

Connecticut’s troubled adolescents lack coverage

By Eileen Weber

Tags: behavior problems, children, Connecticut, diagnosis, kids, Lawmakers, mental health professionals, mental illness, psychiatry
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June 13th, 2018

The power of hard stories

By Alan Bodnar Ph.D.

Tags: art, facts, hard stories, listening, patients, psychologists, reflection, stories, trauma, truth, writing
Posted in Articles, Columnists, In Person | Comments Off on The power of hard stories

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