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Mindy Greiling thought she knew quite a bit about mental illness.After all, she'd minored in psychology both as an undergrad and in grad school.But that…
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Writer, radio personality, podcaster and guy-with-depression John Moe talks about finding what works for you in addition to meds and therapy (dogs, being…
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"They say 'thank you' a lot," says photographer Barb Kellogg.The creator of the If You Only Knew art exhibit (formerly titled What Mental Illness Feels…
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It's comfortable to believe that people who are homeless are somehow "other" than we are. At best, they're people with problems we don't have. At worst,…
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A man who said he was suicidal and had a gun drew an armed response from police New Year's Day, the same day a man who had refused help from homeless…
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It was not the start to the new year anyone wanted: a 911 call from someone saying a friend was armed and suicidal and prowling the UMD campus.But within…
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Every day, 105 Americans take their own lives, according to the Centers for Disease Control.And while spending a beautiful summer morning enjoying a 5k…
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The Pinnow family broke some new ground when they wrote their daughter's obituary almost two years ago. "Aletha Meyer Pinnow, 31, of Duluth, died from…
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Even after an entire semester in Jacki Buffington-Vollum's class on mental illness and crime, many students refuse to believe that anyone could commit…
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Are we substituting jails for insane asylums in America?Jackie Buffington-Vollum is a UMD Sociology professor who says a conservative estimate of the rate…