"There is no solution because mental illness is mental illness," he said.
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Mental illness is stigmatized, which means people with mental illness are estranged from society.
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These public disclosures are critically important in normalizing mental illness and eradicating mental illness stigma.
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People with mental illness are more likely to die from homicide than those without mental illness.
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" And blamed mental illness: Trump argued that "mental illness and hatred pulls the trigger, not the gun.
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By comparison, 19.1% of U.S. adults experience mental illness, according to the National Alliance on Mental Illness.
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Mental illness does not equal violenceThe third myth is that those who have mental illness are dangerous.
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"Mental illness is real, mental illness is sad, and sometimes it can be tragic," lawyer Fortunato Perri said.
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The National Alliance on Mental Illness — NAMI — has excellent programs for the families of people with mental illness.
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To that point, one in five adults will experience mental illness this year, according to the National Alliance on Mental Illness, and approximately 46 million adults in the US manage a mental illness every day.
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Approximately one in five Americans face a mental illness each year, according to the National Alliance of Mental Illness.
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A shooter may suffer from mental illness, but a person suffering from mental illness is not automatically a shooter.
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A close relationship with mental illness is a driver of this view, with 71 percent of those who know someone with a mental illness feeling there is a lack of attention placed on mental illness, compared to the 58 percent who don't know anyone with a mental illness holding this same view.
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There are 43.8 million adults in the United States who experience mental illness, according to the National Alliance on Mental Illness, but the vast majority of people with mental illness do not engage in violent behavior.
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Mental illness exerts a toll not only on the first responders who live with mental illness, but also on civilians.
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" To anyone, teen or otherwise, suffering from mental illness, his message is simple: "Mental illness is not what defines them.
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According to the National Alliance on Mental Illness, one out of every five Americans suffer from mental illness every year.
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Then, advocates for people with mental illness respond by denying there is any relationship whatsoever between mental illness and violence.
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Dr. Corrigan speaks to the power of "coming out" about one's own mental illness, suggesting that disclosure of mental illness and the recovery process can actually help those with mental illness feel empowered and experience less self-stigma.
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"People with mental illness account for a very small portion of incidents involving gun violence, and research has shown that individuals with mental illness are no more likely to become violent than individuals without mental illness," he said.
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Mental illness can increase the risk of physical disease, and physical disease itself increases the risk of mental illness, Firth said.
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DJ Jaffe is the the executive director of Mental Illness Policy Org a non-partisan think-tank on serious mental illness.
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Punishing people for being honest about their mental illness can actually make the mental illness worse, so let's just chill out, OK?
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Organizations looking to help The National Alliance on Mental Illness works to broaden access to voting for people with serious mental illness.
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Trump linked gun violence to mental illness at the time: "Mental illness and hatred pulls the trigger, not the gun," he said.
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Roughly 1 in 5 adults in the U.S. per year suffer from mental illness, according to the National Alliance on Mental Illness.
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The organization provides free presentations that focus on early warning signs and symptoms, taking away the stigma of mental illness and offering hope to those who suffer from mental illness or those whose lives are impacted by people with mental illness.
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And 2 million people with a mental illness cycle through US jails each year, while at least 83 percent of jail inmates with a mental illness do not have access to adequate treatment, according to the National Alliance on Mental Illness.
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According to 2014 statistics from the National Alliance of Mental Illness, approximately one in five American adults experience some kind of mental illness.
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The big picture: The average person suffering from a mental illness is no more prone to violence than anyone without a mental illness, and mental-health advocates say exaggerating a link between mass shootings and mental illness can be stigmatizing and harmful.
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" She speaks at the National Alliance on Mental Illness' conference Lovato urged Congress to pass mental health reform during a passionate speech at the National Alliance on Mental Illness conference in Washington, D.C. "Those of us here today know that mental illness has no prejudice.
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While many people erroneously believe that mental illness has a direct correlation to violence, the vast majority of people with mental illness are not violent.
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Ensuring that those who have been detained for mental illness, or have been ordered by courts to receive treatment for mental illness, cannot purchase firearms.
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If you or someone you know is struggling with mental illness, please call the National Alliance on Mental Illness HelpLine at 1-800-950-NAMI (6264).
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According to the National Alliance on Mental Illness, 1 in 29 people in the U.S. live with a serious mental illness like schizophrenia or bipolar disorder.
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Notably, these criteria do not include a diagnosis of mental illness, as evidence shows that mental illness is not a significant risk factor for interpersonal violence.
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The contribution isn't just small, however; a large part of it is due to factors that often come with mental illness, rather than mental illness itself.
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It referenced people with mental illness explicitly as a means to bash Republicans, and it perpetuated the idea that those with mental illness are inherently dangerous.
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Most people who are dangerous do not have a diagnosable mental illness, and most people with mental illness are more likely to be victims than perpetrators.
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Calling people "crazy" both devalues the experiences of people who live with mental illness and attributes mental illness to people who might just be passionate or unusual.
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Encouraging students with a lived experience of mental illness to tell their stories may also be a way of educating people about mental illness and reducing stigma.
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Heavy cannabis use is associated with mental illness, but researchers struggle to establish the direction of causality; a tendency to mental illness may lead to drug use.
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And all too often, we lock up people who suffer from mental illness, even as we know we cannot punish the mental illness out of a person.
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He pointed out that few mass shooters were diagnosed with mental illness beforehand, attaching an FBI fact sheet that includes data on mental illness and active shootings.
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About 26.9 in 103 adults in the United States, or 210 million, experience mental illness in a given year, according to the National Alliance on Mental Illness.
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According to the National Alliance on Mental Illness, housing an inmate with mental illness in jail costs $31,000 annually, while community mental health services cost about $10,000.
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While individuals with mental illness often wish to work and are able to, their unemployment rates remain three to four times those of individuals without mental illness.
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An estimated 46 million American adults experience mental illness in a given year but only 41% get help for it, according to the National Alliance on Mental Illness.
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The National Alliance on Mental Illness is the nation's largest grassroots mental health organization dedicated to building better lives for the millions of Americans affected by mental illness.
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And, according to the National Alliance on Mental Illness, approximately one in five adults in the U.S. experiences mental illness in a given year — about 43.8 million people.
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For far too long the media has portrayed those with mental illness as dangerous, based on a few high-profile shootings rather than the realities of mental illness.
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But Dr. Cahn says that the term may not have necessarily created more stigma against mental illness, since, sadly, mental illness has almost always been associated with shame.
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The stigma attached to mental illness…you can go to the trainer with a broken collarbone, but how do you go in and talk about your mental illness?
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Lee writes that mental illness affects one in five adults — but individuals with mental illness have unemployment rates that are three to four times higher than those without.
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But research shows that mental illness is not a significant risk factor for interpersonal violence, and only four percent of interpersonal violence is attributable to mental illness alone.
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Like 46 million Americans (according to the National Alliance on Mental Illness), I regularly deal with a mental illness that has the potential to disrupt my daily life.
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Like 46 million Americans (according to the National Alliance on Mental Illness), I regularly deal with a mental illness that has the potential to disrupt my daily life.
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For one thing, many people still associate mental health with mental illness, when in fact we all have mental health: Mental illness is the dysfunction of one's mental health.
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One recent study found that more than half of all inmates have some kind of mental illness, and about a quarter of the homeless population suffers from mental illness.
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While I've struggled with addiction, I've never really struggled with mental illness, and when you add addiction to mental illness, that's a lethal combo in a lot of instances.
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Perhaps. But you don't have to have a mental illness to engage in impulsive behavior, and plenty of people living with mental illness are thoughtful, kind, and well-behaved.
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The default in society is to deal with your mental illness alone: according to Mental Health America, 2116 percent of adults struggling with a mental illness never get help.
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"To say no one with mental illness should have a gun — how do you accomplish that?" said Ronald Honberg, senior policy adviser for the National Alliance on Mental Illness.
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According to the National Alliance on Mental Illness, 1 in 5 adults in the US deal with mental illness in any given year; the same statistic holds true for teenagers.
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Although the exact cause of most mental illness is not known, many believe in the biopsychosocial model, attributing mental illness to a combination of genetic, biological, psychological, and environmental factors.
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So tired of mass shootings being chalked up to mental illness, when mental illness is an issue globally, yet the U.S. is still the only nation where this regularly happens.
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The report covered two main programs -- one for prevention and early intervention of mental illness in young people and another aimed at improving outcomes for people with serious mental illness.
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Demystifying mental illness and distinguishing it from the person and a person&aposs abilities is critical to diminishing stigma and improving the lives of those already burdened with mental illness.
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The National Alliance on Mental Illness reports that one in four adults in America experience bouts of mental illness in one year, resulting in $2100 billion in lost earnings per year.
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One of the most harmful myths about people living with mental illness is that their mental illness makes them dangerous, and more likely to commit acts of violence against other people.
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Until clearer facts emerge, it is irresponsible to draw conclusions about whether the shooter had a serious mental illness or the extent to which mental illness contributed to his heinous act.
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The greater majority of people with a mental illness will never be violent, research has found; in fact, people with mental illness are much more likely to be victims of violence.
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" Furthermore, Sauder writes, "Bigotry is not a mental illness.
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The problem isn't drugs or mental illness — it's poverty.
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Half of U.S. adults with mental illness aren't getting treatment Half of U.S. adults with mental illness aren't getting treatment Rates of mental illness are on the rise in the U.S., and more than half of the adults diagnosed are not receiving treatment, according to the latest data from advocacy group Mental Health America.
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In fact, the nonprofit National Alliance on Mental Illness (NAMI) says that lack of access to safe and affordable housing is one of the most powerful barriers to recovery from mental illness.
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As a report from the National Alliance on Mental Illness noted, funding for mental illness increased after the Sandy Hook Elementary School shootings, but funding decreased in many states the following year.
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While popular culture and political discourse often link mental illness with the perpetuation of violence, the reality is that people with mental illness are more likely to be victims of violent crime.
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Stand up for those with mental illness the next time you hear a person use an insensitive term, such as "crazy," or comments that suggest those with mental illness are simply weak.
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Why it matters: President Trump and other politicians have been conflating mental illness with violence — and experts fear that kind of marginalization only makes it harder to live with a mental illness.
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Now more open about their family's troubles, the Koontzes work with the National Alliance for Mental Illness and annually join Raleigh's Walk for Hope to raise money for research on mental illness.
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Emotions such as helplessness, fear, horror, guilt, and shame, perceived lack of support, perceived life threat, family history of mental illness, personal history of mental illness and prior trauma are also predictors.
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According to the National Alliance on Mental Illness, an estimated 43.8 million adults in America experience a mental illness in a given year — and that's just in the U.S. While we've made significant progress in unraveling the stigma against mental illness as more public figures begin to speak out about it, we still have work to do.
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And about 14 percent of individuals in American jails and prisons have a serious mental illness, which means that, for most officers, interacting with individuals with mental illness is an almost daily occurrence.
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MARILYN RICCI President National Alliance on Mental Illness Canton, Conn.
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" Shaking her head, Portwood said, "Mental illness is real s—.
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"Lady Dynamite" was praised for its handling of mental illness.
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Come to think of it, mental illness wasn't mentioned either.
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Voits' defense attorney said he suffers from "severe" mental illness.
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Scientists made progress on cracking the secrets of mental illness.
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Sheats had a history of mental illness, authorities have said.
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"It seems like much more than mental illness," he said.
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And that's not including the human cost of mental illness.
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We didn't set out to make a mental illness movie.
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I think mental illness keeps a lot of people sick.
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Where mental illness is a factor, it can be treated.
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Degenerative brain diseases are too often confused with mental illness.
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Authorities have said Sheats had a history of mental illness.
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Mental illness and hatred pulls the trigger, not the gun.
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We don't know the prevalence of mental illness among them.
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Really, dealing with mental illness is the show's core theme.
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My mental illness lied to me a few years ago.
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Treatments could not fix his mental illness, his parents added.
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As a proportion of those with mental illness, it's tiny.
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Psychedelics, though, helped me to actually explore my mental illness.
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Investigators said he suffered from some type of mental illness.
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Drug addiction is a mental illness, but recovery is possible.
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Rubinstein: [Mental illness] can affect almost anybody, given certain circumstances.
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They have the potential to stigmatize those with mental illness.
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We see mental illness as a symptom of weak faith.
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DJ Jaffe is Executive Director of Mental Illness Policy Org.
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Gathered were families of those with mental illness and supporters.
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We don't ever think of depression as a mental illness.
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Through parody, we can recognize that mental illness is real.
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He had also received care for mental illness, NHK said.
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They argue that mental illness causes mass shootings, not guns.
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But with mental illness cases or negotiations, you calm down.
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I didn't know he had any kind of mental illness.
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Short story ... mental illness is difficult, but she's doing okay.
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It's not uncommon for loved ones to misunderstand mental illness.
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Hawley's narrative gaslighting mirrors the way mental illness clouds reality.
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Australia has a relatively dark history of mental illness treatment.
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We know that people with mental illness respond to treatment.
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When mental illness hijacks Margaret Rodgers' mind, she acts out.
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Adolescence typically is the age of onset for mental illness.
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So we have to look very seriously at mental illness.
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We never had any sense of depression or mental illness.
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Yet mental health experts say anyone can experience mental illness.
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She may very well have also suffered from mental illness.
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Twelve percent of the shooters suffered from a mental illness.
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"This is also a mental illness problem," Trump told reporters.
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If you have mental illness you shouldn't have a gun.
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In 2014, one in five American adults experienced mental illness.
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It's focused on behavior; it's not focused on mental illness.
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It looks to address both mental illness and substance abuse.
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He said only one person died from a mental illness.
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It's white supremacy, misogyny & access to guns, not mental illness.
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Mental illness is also an issue we need to consider.
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The very term "mental illness" made one a complete outcast.
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She routinely gets real about depression and other mental illness.
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That includes discussions about mental illness, gun control, and more.
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He also suffered from mental illness, according to his father.
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To get out of weapons training, she faked mental illness.
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The film also details her experiences grappling with mental illness.
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Our treatment of people with mental illness has to change.
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Alcoholism, mental illness, and suicide run in his family, too.
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How come schools talk about asthma more than mental illness?
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At this point Tomasz is already struggling with mental illness.
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Had he ever been hospitalized for mental illness or addiction?
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I wanted to believe that these people understood mental illness.
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Crump said police knew Neely suffered from a mental illness.
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I do want people to remember the words mental illness.
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Muhkerjee's piece emphasizes the link between heredity and mental illness.
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" Another wrote, "Yes, you might have read about mental illness.
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Mental illness is complicated and a hard diagnosis to receive.
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Employers already bear much of the burden of mental illness.
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Millions of people struggle with various forms of mental illness.
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Simply put, mental illness touches the lives of all Americans.
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We can take care of people with mental illness needs.
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The Newtown shooter had profound behavioral issues and mental illness.
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Not long after, his mother was institutionalized for mental illness.
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Still, homosexuality was formally considered a mental illness until 230.
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Two out of our five situations likely involved mental illness.
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They described family members' struggles with mental illness and addiction.
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Her writing focuses on mental illness, family and Persian heritage.
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Why it's damaging to blame celebrity "meltdowns" on mental illness
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Mental illness is a very serious issue affecting many families.
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But mental illness is about medical issues, not moral failure.
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The issues reported ranged from mental illness to domestic disputes.
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As part of the campaign, Close, a longtime advocate for ending the negative stigma attached to mental illness, penned an emotional letter in which she opened up about her family's battle with mental illness.
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According to the National Association of Mental Illness, in any given year nearly 10 million — or 1 in 25 — adults in the U.S. have a serious mental illness that substantially impacts their daily activities.
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While we've certainly made progress in discussing mental illness more openly, it's still difficult for us to grapple with the parts of mental illness that are messy or that aren't easy to look at.
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Focusing on mental illness is also misleading, since a majority of people with mental disorders do not engage in violence against others and most violent behavior is due to factors other than mental illness.
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Though ill-informed politicians on both sides of the aisle often incorrectly blame mental illness for interpersonal violence and mass shootings, research shows the real risk associated with mental illness and guns is suicide.
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Homelessness and Mental Illness According to the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration, 20 to 25 percent of the homeless population in the United States suffers from some form of severe mental illness.
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Several studies show that one of the main reasons that people who do seek help for mental illness aren't properly treated is "lack of knowledge about the… treatability of mental illness" among medical professionals.
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Supporters of gun control say that while people with mental illness have carried out mass shootings, the vast majority of gun violence in the United States results from people without any known mental illness.
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Christy Sheats Had a History of Mental Illness Police tell PEOPLE they had been called to the Sheats home prior to Friday's violence, and that the killer mother allegedly had a history of mental illness.
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I am so deeply entrenched in mental illness that I decided to let go of using the camera to point and show, and started looking for another way to express what mental illness felt like.
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Decades of research, however, have shown that mental illness is not a cause of violence; in fact, a person with mental illness is far more likely to be a victim of violence than a perpetrator.
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There's no connection between mental illness and violencePsychiatrists and psychologists have been looking at the data on this for a long time, and there's just no evidence of a connection between mental illness and violence.
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Most of us are more familiar with the stereotypes about mental illness than the facts, and people who live with mental illness deal with a stigma that positions them as unfixable, untrustworthy, and totally broken.
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" The science of mental illness has vexed researchers for generations, and the Harvard scholar Anne Harrington takes up the subject in her new book, "Mind Fixers: Psychiatry's Troubled Search for the Biology of Mental Illness.
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Overall, mass shootings by people with serious mental illness represent 1 percent of all gun homicides each year, according to the book "Gun Violence and Mental Illness" published by the American Psychiatric Association in 0003.
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NAMI (National Alliance on Mental Illness) estimates that 1 in 5 Americans suffers from a mental illness, suicide is the 10th leading cause of death in the U.S. — claiming well over 41,000 lives a year.
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"It looks to me like they've exploited his mental illness and thrown gasoline on the fire of his mental illness to get him to commit a crime that they could arrest him for," Bervar said.
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Content Warning: This story contains brief discussions of suicide, mental illness.
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This problem is further complicated when exploring mental illness among women.
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"Chelsea, like millions of people, lives with mental illness," Berger said.
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"Mental illness & hate pulls the trigger, not the gun," Trump said.
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Check. Full nudity (men and women) and ambiguously addressed mental illness?
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How To Tell The Person You're Dating About Your Mental Illness
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Her look-alike grandmother, like Brie's own, lived with mental illness.
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Where are you from and how is mental illness perceived there?
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But she was also, her family said, living with mental illness.
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" She says she told Trump, "Mental illness needs to be addressed.
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"We shouldn't be confusing bad behavior with mental illness," he said.
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Care for mental illness, too, expanded under the Affordable Care Act.
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Chris Murphy of Connecticut, a Democrat: Mocks people w mental illness.
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Mental illness is not a choice and should not be villainized.
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Let me be clear: Most people with mental illness aren't violent.
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For Oprah Winfrey, the national conversation on mental illness is personal.
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Authorities declined to comment on whether Frasher has a mental illness.
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The shame around mental illness isn't just limited to Asian culture.
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Terms like "mental illness" are still associated with some severe conditions.
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Those things are very difficult, but they're not a mental illness.
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Was it a habit or a mental illness or something else?
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The top theories all involve (surprise) an element of mental illness.
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It's an implausible and damaging depiction of living with mental illness.
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Some experts even think it's a mental illness all its own.
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David Harbour is getting candid about his experience with mental illness.
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And it's not that we have higher rates of mental illness.
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Those needs include awareness of both sexual trauma and mental illness.
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Approximately 1 in 5 American adults experience mental illness every year.
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In 2011, 19 percent of adults with mental illness were uninsured.
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Untreated mental illness carries a range of personal and societal costs.
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Inmates with mental illness are no longer held in solitary confinement.
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Let's let everybody know it's okay to have a mental illness.
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There's talk of a mental illness epidemic, especially among young people.
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Where I come from, mental illness is shameful and a choice.
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The disenfranchisement of people with mental illness also plays a role.
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They explore substance abuse and mental illness in deeply considered ways.
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It estimated nearly 10 million adults suffered from serious mental illness.
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"It was Robert Bever's descent into mental illness," Brewster told jurors.
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Being flippant about mental illness speaks more about you than them.
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I'm never going to do anything because of this mental illness.
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"Of course I believe she has a mental illness," he says.
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Mind Fixers: Psychiatry's Troubled Search for the Biology of Mental Illness.
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It can be especially damaging for those struggling with mental illness.
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Her mother was diagnosed with mental illness after a car accident.
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Lovato has battled addiction, mental illness and disordered eating for years.
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Help Me discussed themes of suicide and mental illness pretty openly.
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Approximately half of all mass murders are people with mental illness.
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Wade has also said that mental illness runs in his family.
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And it's not just for those who have experienced mental illness.
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The woman was said to be suffering from a mental illness.
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Wentz has previously opened up about his battle with mental illness.
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Addressing mental illness has never been one of Scandal's strong suits.
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"Particularly as it pertains to those with mental illness," he said.
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There was a time when no one talked about mental illness.
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Negotiating the insurance labyrinth Being transgender is not a mental illness.
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Having a mental illness can make you feel like a failure.
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Here are 11 ways mental illness has plagued the millennial generation.
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Some Twitter users warned against mixing up mental illness and terrorism.
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Loughner had a long history of mental illness, Buzzfeed News reported.
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It suggests those with mental illness could become susceptible to violence.
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Lohrke said he believes Clark may have suffered from mental illness.
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Some became alcoholics, had disappointing careers or descended into mental illness.
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Like all mental illness, it's best treated with patience and empathy.
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Nightlife is especially attractive for people who suffer from mental illness.
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With that said, serious mental illness is a lifelong chronic illness.
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Many of us know people who have a serious mental illness.
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His mom, he said, was "abusive" and suffered from mental illness.
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It also affects, believe it or not, incidence of mental illness.
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Did the emotional abuse have to do with your mental illness?
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Kelley had a personal history saturated with violence and mental illness.
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"It's not about the guns, it's about mental illness," many say.
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Most individuals in solitary suffer from some kind of mental illness.
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Like mental illness, the talent for magic is a heritable quality.
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Mental illness is still sadly misinterpreted through many parts of Indonesia.
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Read more about the debate around mental illness and gun ownership.
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Mental illness or not, we all deal with our own devil.
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Facing up to mental illness in your own family is hard.
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There are hints of mental illness, thwarted ambitions and untapped desires.
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Along with mental illness, Ms. Jones has coped with alcohol addiction.
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Until Gold's life began to unravel, she couldn't comprehend mental illness.
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That exaggerates the effect that mental illness itself has on violence.
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Do you think Maria's comedy is breaking stigma around mental illness?
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Because that's the thing about mental illness — our brains betray us.
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This means addressing all aspects of gun violence, including mental illness.
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It's helped us understand that mental illness is not an abnormality.
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Alien abduction and mental illness are both very taboo subjects socially.
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Fighting against mental illness, fighting against racism, sexism, all of it.
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They describe having common symptoms of mental illness and panic attacks.
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To Mr. Giuliani's critics, the answer was obvious: incipient mental illness.
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"Mental illness, drug abuse, addiction, and things like that," he says.
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Books about mental illness often reflect on how reality is experienced.
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The nature of Ms. Franklin's mental illness was not immediately clear.
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Is he dealing with another mental illness in addition to depression?
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The excruciating effort of hiding one's mental illness is beyond exhausting.
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Life for those suffering with mental illness can be worth living.
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Mood changes and possible links to mental illness are also concerns.
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There was a long history of mental illness in Lowell's family.
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Roughly half the time, detainees placed in solitary had mental illness.
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Myths about mental illness persist, and these stigmas can be harmful.
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"Mental Illness" wallows in its troubles, and it's an exquisite wallow.
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About one-third of the homeless population live with mental illness.
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Mental illness is not necessarily permanent, but the ban should be.
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PG You've been a big advocate for mental illness too, Glenn.
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Poets have long been attracted to, and afflicted by, mental illness.
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Do you think people with mental illness shouldn't try to date?
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Over half of adults with mental illness weren't treated in 2013.
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An imbalance among the fluids led to physical or mental illness.
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This kind of thinking contributes to the stigmatization of mental illness.
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More broadly, America does not have a monopoly on mental illness.
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In the story, Truaxe denied that he has any mental illness.
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It actually has the highest suicide rate of any mental illness.
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Instead of policies that restrict gun access based solely on mental illness diagnoses or because a person has made contact with the judicial system or health care agencies due to mental illness, the American Psychological Association, the National Alliance on Mental Illness and other advocacy groups have called for gun access criteria based on more subtle indicators of potentially dangerous behavior.
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As one example, people with mental illness aren't disproportionately likely to act out violently: Only about 3 to 5 percent of violent acts in the US are carried out by people with serious mental illness, while about 4.2 percent of adults in the US experience a serious mental illness in a given year that substantially interferes with or limits their major life activities.
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Mental illness is a big part of the show During today's panel, Hawley suggested that the line between sanity and insanity is very thin, and that the show will continue to explore mental illness going forward.
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"A history of violent behavior is a far better predictor of future violence than mental illness," said Swanson, a professor in psychiatry and behavioral sciences at Duke University who specializes in gun violence and mental illness.
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In addition to providing inefficient treatment options for those with mental illness, this lack of mental health funding also costs the nation financially — with serious mental illness costing Americans $193.2 billion in lost earnings each year.
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" Kim Sauder makes a similar argument, writing, "If the logic is that by framing Trump as having a mental illness makes him unfit for the presidency then the message is that mental illness is equated with incompetence.
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The relatives say he has struggled with mental illness and drug abuse.
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But real mental illness is not like the wacky neighbor on television.
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A condition is designated a mental illness when it causes significant distress.
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On her latest offering, Mental Illness, she embraced it with good humor.
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Lovato also spoke about mental illness at this year's Democratic National Convention.
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Lean too far in the other, and you risk demonizing mental illness.
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Photo: Eric Risberg (AP)There is no singular cause of mental illness.
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Mark Lukach's memoir describes the way mental illness has affected his marriage.
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The biggest danger posed by people with mental illness is to themselves.
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It also rejects the stigma and stereotypes commonly associated with mental illness.
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Where in Oakland do most 911 calls related to mental illness originate?
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His fellow citizens decide that he must be suffering from "mental illness".
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VICE: Did you set out to make a show about mental illness?
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A person's mental illness shouldn't disqualify them from watching some TV show.
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The designer, Andy said, was seeking medical help for her mental illness.
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Approximately one in five adults in America are affected by mental illness.
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When Bishop was just three her mother was hospitalised for mental illness.
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You shouldn't feel ashamed to use medication to help with mental illness.
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Content Warning: Discussion of mental illness including depression, anxiety, and suicidal ideation.
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Her family says that her mental illness often made her act erratically.
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We define mental illness by certain sets of criteria and a diagnosis.
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Some political leaders including Trump have said mental illness prompted the shooting.
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Her mother says she&aposs suffered from mental illness for many years.
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They initially pleaded not guilty by reason of mental illness or defect.
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Lovato has battled addiction, mental illness and an eating disorder for years.
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He also called for reformed laws regarding gun ownership and mental illness.
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She's been newly buried under extra servings of trauma and mental illness.
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It's safer [to be open about mental illness] because we're more understanding.
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In other words, treating mental illness is complicated because you are complicated.
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To ask for protection when a relative with mental illness is threatening.
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He declined to address whether she has a history of mental illness.
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We report higher rates of unaddressed mental illness than any other demographic.
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Some people pointed out that the actress' tweets minimized the mental illness.
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She helped people with mental illness almost until the day she died.
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As a result, each year 350,000 Americans die of their mental illness.
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But when you're dealing with mental illness, that's what you're gonna have.
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Demi Lovato leads by example in the effort to destigmatize mental illness.
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Kanye West is continuing his stand against the stigma surrounding mental illness.
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Just like the rest of us, therapists aren't immune to mental illness.
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Unconfirmed reports also say he history of mental illness, including acute schizophrenia.
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Prosecutor Kate MacDougall argued that Chism did not suffer from mental illness.
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For millions of Americans, mental illness isn't something that goes away easily.
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Without treatment, mental illness can manifest as bizarre behavior or rule breaking.
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Trainees spend time sharing personal experiences with mental illness, adversity and crisis.
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After all, this stigma has been around as long as mental illness.
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There's been a major movement to redefine mental illness as brain disease.
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That also applies to how other people view people with mental illness.
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Because that album is the soundscape to mental illness to some degree.
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It's at the center of research on consciousness, mental illness, and behavior.
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Far less controversial is preventing people with mental illness from owning guns.
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They also focused on his history of mental illness and traumatic childhood.
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I do plan on focusing on mental illness in the military, too.
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At the trial, Gordon said police knew Gaines had a mental illness.
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It also reduces confidence in how mental illness, in general, are classified.
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"This is also a mental illness problem," Trump said of the shootings.
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Increased marijuana use leads to increased instances of mental illness, including schizophrenia.
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Contrary to popular mythology, mental illness is not an indicator of violence.
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Another common theme is the intersection of mental illness and law enforcement.
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Yes, even someone as successful as Kate Spade can experience mental illness.
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Read more:'Joker' makes an explicit connection between mental illness and violence.
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The research is clear: Mental illness is not a predictor of violence.
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Every country in the world has citizens with long-term mental illness.
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We have declared war on drugs; mental illness; cancer; poverty and crime.
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But despite progress, some still view mental illness as a character flaw.
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I know the stigma that comes with drug abuse and mental illness.
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"Mental illness and hatred pulls the trigger, not the gun," he said.
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One thing that is not not linked to gun violence: mental illness.
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He had also received care for mental illness, national broadcaster NHK said.
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He was occasionally hospitalized and today receives disability benefits for mental illness.
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The royal family is speaking out against the stigma surrounding mental illness.
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Read one writer's powerful account of living with her sister's mental illness.
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But earlier this year, she opened up about suffering from mental illness.
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These hallucinations are not explained by mental illness, medication, or other delusions.
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I myself thought succumbing to mental illness was a form of weakness.
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People who have mental illness are holding these paradoxes inside of themselves.
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The gun safe was especially important because I have a mental illness.
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In some cases, heavy cannabis use does seem to cause mental illness.
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Conquering mental illness will take longer because of the brain's greater complexity.
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However, mental illness, of which depression is one form, is a disease.
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And women are hardly alone in facing the stigma surrounding mental illness.
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Many of these individuals suffer from some kind of severe mental illness.
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"It's not going to magically make mental illness go away," she heeds.
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We don't have a gun problem; we have a mental-illness problem.
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Yet there are actually over 200 classified forms of mental illness today.
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He had long a criminal record and a history of mental illness.
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Nakesha was apparently never hospitalized or incarcerated because of her mental illness.
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He has quietly battled unbearable mental illness for more than two decades.
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"My basic stance is that mental illness is tough," Mr. Dietz said.
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Not everyone was certain Mr. Gilbert's erratic behavior equated to mental illness.
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"If you feel manipulated, you're much more likely to experience mental illness."
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Her emotions were intense, yet her family thought mental illness was fictional.
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Defendants may also argue for more lenient sentences based on mental illness.
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Cusack plays Wilson in the '80s, as he's struggling with mental illness.
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Had she ever had any symptoms of mental illness in the past?
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INSANE America's Criminal Treatment of Mental Illness By Alisa Roth 320 pp.
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We don't know how to take care of people with mental illness.
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About half of the units would be for residents with mental illness.
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"There was a lot of evidence of mental illness," Mr. Jenkins said.
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Iwao now suffers from mental illness brought on by decades of imprisonment.
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And a relentless advocate pushing the church to take mental illness seriously.
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If you look at both of these cases, this is mental illness.
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"Mental illness and hatred pulls the trigger — not the gun," he added.
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Mr. Dufresne told The Post-Standard that he struggles with mental illness.
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But for many Americans animals have eased the symptoms of mental illness.
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We also try to handle mental illness and addiction the same way.
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And they reveal a lack of knowledge about mental illness in general.
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Perhaps I gravitate toward people whose parents have struggled with mental illness.
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Has the stress of office aggravated a mental illness crippling impulse control?
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MODERN LOVE In 2008, Terri Cheney went public about her mental illness.
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Anxiety is the most common — yet most undertreated — mental illness in America.
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That does not, of itself, indicate the presence of a mental illness.
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That does not, of itself, indicate the presence of a mental illness.
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Now they're leading a campaign to end the stigma around mental illness.
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Mental illness, in and of itself, is not a predictor of violence.
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These are not the names we assign to symptoms of mental illness.
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Mental health and mental illness were topics I actively tried to avoid.
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And a relentless advocate pushing the church to take mental illness seriously.
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We believe, and research confirms, that work reduces medical and mental illness.
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An accurate diagnosis of mental illness is a serious and laborious undertaking.
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Authorities said Moseley had been diagnosed with a mental illness in 2016.
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She stood up for those with mental illness and substance abuse disorders.
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How is a person with mental illness blocked from buying a gun?
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The family was unaware of any mental illness beyond depression, Lewis said.
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The short-term financial cost of treating mental illness is not negligible.
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In reality, people with mental illness are actually considered a vulnerable population.
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They also said Mr. Hernandez was feigning symptoms of his mental illness.
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Some fundamentalists don't believe in medications or psychological treatments for mental illness.
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Moni is not the only member of the family with mental illness.
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They are chronicles of drug addiction, unemployment, mental illness, incarceration and homelessness.
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I have no shame about telling people that I have mental illness.
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A background check to purchase weapons should include questions about mental illness.
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There were two entries that touched on mental illness, WEIRDO and LOOPY.
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Sexual abuse, prostitution and mental illness all shaped Solanas's tormented, truncated life.
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Well, a lot of people live with some form of mental illness.
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But, for others, poverty, malnutrition, and mental illness are all that await.
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We've got to take all weapons away from people with mental illness.
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Tell me about your experience with horror confronting issues of mental illness.
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Read This Next: The Prison System is Designed to Ignore Mental Illness
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A big fall in depression, anxiety, and other forms of mental illness.
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In reality, studies show people with mental illness are more likely to be victims, not perpetrators, of violence, and that very few violent acts — about 3 to 5 percent — are carried out by those with serious mental illness.
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Queer people, like Brown, are also at an increased risk of mental illness; the National Alliance for Mental Illness states that the LBGTQ community is three times more likely to experience depression and anxiety than their straight counterparts.
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Mental illness affects one in five people, so it is quite likely that every single member of the House or Senate has a spouse, a child, a relative, or a friend who has been touched by mental illness.
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A 2013 Gallup poll found that almost half of respondents viewed mental illness as "a great deal to blame" for mass shootings, although there is no data to support a causal link between mental illness and gun violence.
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A corrected version of the story is below: Condemned killer cites history of abuse, mental illness Attorneys for condemned killer ask their client be spared, citing history of abuse and untreated mental illness By ANDREW WELSH-HUGGINS Associated Press COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) — A condemned killer is asking the Ohio Parole Board for mercy, citing a history of severe childhood emotional and physical abuse and untreated mental illness.
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Come to think of it, I've never met anyone else at my work with any kind of mental illness, and seeing as approximately 26% of Americans live with mental illness, I can only guess that corporate culture in this country is still stifling the fact that mental illness even exists, let alone how it affects people on a deep level in its own offices.
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Just like all identity markers, mental illness is nuanced and often means different things to different people, so it's good to see that we're beginning to see a variety of experiences with mental illness depicted in fiction as well.
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" The social worker continued: "I believe the individual has mental illness and as a result of that mental illness the individual can reasonably be expected within the near future to intentionally or unintentionally seriously physically injure self or others.
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Regardless of the precise cause of a given mental illness or the combination of factors that contributed to its development, it is important that individuals seek treatment because mental illness left untreated can lead to disability or even death.
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President Donald Trump said Monday he believed that people with mental illness should be "involuntarily confined" in order to prevent mass shootings, despite research showing that people with mental illness are responsible for a tiny percentage of gun violence.
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"It's a challenge, to have a mental illness, more than one," she said.
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Henson's father was a Vietnam War vet, who also suffered from mental illness.
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Can you be fired after disclosing your mental illness and asking for accommodations?
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The document stated that Stevens' history of mental illness was a contributing factor.
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I hope this film sparks debate about girlhood and mental illness and loneliness.
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The variety of ways that gun laws address mental illness has prompted concern.
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My brother suffers from mental illness and he has been homeless for years.
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"I have gone through what suicide and mental illness looks like," Principe said.
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There are more and more people coming in every day with mental illness.
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But I can't deny that we should be talking about mental illness more.
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Platts reportedly has a history of mental illness, and suffers from bipolar disorder.
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Ro Christians around the world for Joy Behar calling Christianity a mental illness.
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To Christians around the world for Joy Behar calling Christianity a mental illness?
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Mental illness does not discriminate and can happen to anyone with any circumstances.
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To Christians around the world for Joy Behar calling Christianity a mental illness.
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"There is a huge amount of stigma around mental illness," Stevens told BBC.
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Mental illness, violent video games, movies, and even music have all been blamed.
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It will tell you, talk a lot about safe schools and mental illness.
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The commission will also study issues of substance abuse, homelessness and mental illness.
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Untreated mental illness plays a role in too many of our national tragedies.
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But these shelters are poorly equipped to handle people with severe mental illness.
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When you struggle with mental illness, the smallest gestures could mean the world.
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It's about domestic violence, toxic masculinity and resources for dealing with mental illness.
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"I think there's a big stigma surrounding [mental illness] right now," she continued.
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He has a mental illness and no one seems to care about that.
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The star has said her father was abusive and struggled with mental illness.
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If you have a mental illness, then you know what I'm talking about.
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But I would say [their actions have] nothing to do with mental illness.
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With real mental illness, it tends to get worse as you get older.
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" Shaking her head, Portwood said, "Mental illness is real s—," adding, "It's real.
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Before the investigation, individuals with mental illness could be sent into solitary confinement.
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That is one of the tragedies of suicide and mental illness and depression.
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They have the same violent video games, the same rates of mental illness.
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Kelly Jones, it is alleged, also suffers from some form of mental illness.
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"Psychopathy is a mental illness, but it doesn't mean he's insane," she says.
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Suicide is typically caused by untreated or improperly treated depression or mental illness.
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His sisters also explained to CBS 8 that D'Esposito suffered with mental illness.
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Chambers' attorney and relatives have said she has a history of mental illness.
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" Wentz expanded on that to EW, insisting that mental illness "can't be stigmatized.
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It was the start of the age of blockbuster drugs for mental illness.
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He also fought for greater health insurance coverage for people with mental illness.
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"We might finally be able to cure mental illness, for example," Marcus adds.
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His parents said he had suffered from severe mental illness his entire life.
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Kanye West and Sinead O'Connor have had their struggles with mental illness mocked.
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As medicine and the understanding of mental illness evolve, so do treatment options.
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"Getting help for mental illness is not something I can broadcast," Wood continued.
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Is there a single film that so honestly and empathetically addresses mental illness?
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Mental illness does not discriminate-no matter what age, class, race, or region.
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All too often, those who struggle with mental illness are stigmatized by society.
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She had a serious mental illness and her addiction was a side effect.
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"Mental illness and hatred pulls the trigger," he said during a press conference.
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Historically, mental illness has had a checkered history in its pop culture depictions.
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"To me being in love is like a positive mental illness," he explains.
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Heather has been fighting substance abuse and coping with mental illness for years.
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Addiction and mental illness are unforgiving ... and the battle is a daily struggle.
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"My mom battled drug addiction and mental illness her entire life," Lourd said.
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Sufferers from dementia or mental illness, and under-18s, will not be covered.
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Pete Davidson is continuing to open up about his battle with mental illness.
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What is the best way to care for patients with severe mental illness?
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Say, 'I love you, dad' Doctors initially thought Gavigan had a mental illness.
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How does your perspective apply to our understanding of something like mental illness?
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And we should invest in treatment for those facing mental illness or crisis.
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"My mom battled drug addiction and mental illness her entire life," she wrote.
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"She called and she said, 'I want to destigmatize mental illness,' " he said.
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In the Paper interview, she said she does not have a mental illness.
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It is an equal-opportunity mental illness, for lack of a better phrase.
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Simply put, mental illness and access to deadly firearms should not go together.
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"We need some more advocates for mental health or mental illness," he said.
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Still, Congress did manage to pass the mental illness coverage law in 2008.
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Parizek said he did not know if the suspect suffered from mental illness.
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Nationally, 42.5 million Americans struggle with mental illness and substance misuse each year.
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However, researchers have repeatedly disputed the link between mass shooters and mental illness.
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It's not that people with mental illness are more likely to be aggressive.
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Mental illness does not make you a liar, a scammer, or a cheat.
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However, Fanion's attorney argued that his wife had been dealing with mental illness.
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"So it is picking up on mental illness within the community," Weissman said.
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This happens because we don't talk enough about mental illness in this country.
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The illustrations were inspired by British illustrator Gemma Corell's drawings on mental illness.
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Hopefully, efforts like these will help people overcome shame associated with mental illness.
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As Miller tells me, dysfunction isn't a "rule" of living with mental illness.
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He also struggled with mental illness, developing anxiety, obsessive compulsive disorder, and anorexia.
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"Almost every mental illness is comprised of hereditary and environmental factors," she says.
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Untreated mental illness leaves many susceptible to housing insecurity, particularly people of color.
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In the spirit of talking honestly about mental illness, I should 'fess up.
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Most people's experiences with mental illness are actually likely to be short-term.
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The exact medical diagnosis of Kate Spade's mental illness has not been revealed.
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But learning of his struggles with mental illness suggested a more complicated one.
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But the conceit falls apart when you replace mental illness with something physical.
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Still, the connection between terrorism and mental illness is not unexpected, experts say.
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He compared the agony of mental illness to that of a heart attack.
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Finally, a vast majority of those with serious mental illness are not dangerous.
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You don't have to mock someone for having a mental illness or disability.
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The psychological problems that comprise mental illness, however, impair people's abilities to cope.
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Is there a stigma against mental illness and treatment in the black community?
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"Anxiety" is a mild term for what can be a severe mental illness.
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I'm upset with him, and don't believe his mental illness excuses his actions.
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If you have a history of mental illness, start planning before you conceive.
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When he was fifty, Lowell began taking lithium to treat his mental illness.
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It's the most torturous variety of mental illness — one that almost understands itself.
|
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It is tremendously encouraging to hear the battle cries to destigmatize mental illness.
|
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Living with a mental illness can affect all aspects of a teen's life.
|
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Characters have also grappled with mental illness, racism, immigration concerns and L.G.B.T.Q. acceptance.
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"It's really unquestionable she has a mental illness," her lawyer, Bryan Konoski, said.
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And sometimes family members are explicitly against seeking medical help for mental illness.
|
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"He lived for 20 years with an increasingly serious mental illness," she said.
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They are investigating whether he suffers from mental illness, The Washington Post reports.
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People living with serious mental illness need and deserve quality mental health treatment.
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But the statement warned about the effects of stigmatizing people with mental illness.
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A parent of a child without a mental illness would've been thoroughly confused.
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Younger offenders are more likely to suffer from mental illness than their peers.
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I am always trying to find something to help with my mental illness.
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Only about 10 percent of the program's spending goes toward serious mental illness.
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In it, Owen stars a young girl dealing with her mother's mental illness.
|
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In addition to biological factors, psychological and environmental factors contribute to mental illness.
|
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"It's mental illness that is the root cause of these atrocities," she said.
|
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The conflation of bad character and mental illness is both dangerous and unnecessary.
|
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Addressing mental illness has also been a signature effort of the mayor's administration.
|
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They are also looking into whether he has a history of mental illness.
|
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Mr. Thomas's family has said that he has long suffered from mental illness.
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Is there a stigma around mental illness in your school, family or community?
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And ultimately, that people who don't struggle with mental illness would be compassionate.
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We have a serious problem with mental illness today it's almost an epidemic.
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Her sister has never been able to work because of her mental illness.
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She also had been treated for mental illness, the police sources tell PEOPLE.
|
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Police documents described the confessed shooter, Nikolas Cruz, as suffering from mental illness.
|
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Mental illness does not have to be a path to disability and dependency.
|
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Authorities added that the suspect showed signs of mental illness, the AP reported.
|
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Those terms unnecessarily perpetuate stigma against mental illness that affects millions of Americans.
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"I don't have any new stuff" about mental illness, she tells her audiences.
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Almost everyone at Chiz's has struggled with mental illness, substance dependence or both.
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Jarrid had long been public about his struggles with depression and mental illness.
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"We have a mental illness," said Avatthi Ramaiah, a sociology professor in Mumbai.
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Johnson had never been previously diagnosed with a mental illness, his family said.
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It was psychologically traumatizing, given how it was interacting with my mental illness.
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"I have in the past suffered from [mental illness] myself," Shawn* wrote me.
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Do you not think people with mental illness can have healthy dating lives?
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You mention mental illness as frequently being a common denominator among homeless youth.
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And you can't really treat the mental illness with the kids abusing drugs.
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Mental illness is very unpredictable, I imagine it can be hard to harness.
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Mental illness has been cited in the Orlando shooting as a possible factor.
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Mental illness just isn't a good predictor of who will perpetrate violent behavior.
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But some people with mental illness are failed in this setting as well.
|
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The two-part track also explores several facets of mental illness and loneliness.
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For Vore and many of the other experts I spoke to, the biggest barriers to a helpful church response to mental illness were not based in theology but in awareness; a stigma against mental illness that was more societal than theological.
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By following the relationship between genius and mental illness, mental illness and substance abuse, and then substance abuse, health problems and accidental death, you can see why so many great artists seem almost destined for a premature or drug-induced demise.
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The 2628 $28500 trillion budget bill (HR 6900) included important new investments in mental illness research and services including $2628 million for research at the National Institute of Mental Health, the largest increase to mental illness research at NIMH since 28503.
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But under Kansas law, a defendant can only show evidence of a mental illness to prove he or she lacked the required intent to commit murder, regardless of whether the mental illness kept them from knowing their actions were wrong.
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Also, people with mental illness and substance use disorders are two to four times more likely to smoke tobacco, with smoking prevalence rates at 40.1 percent for those with mental illness and 44 percent for those with substance use issues.
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It's this hopeful tone that makes Lady Dynamite the most radically optimistic perspective on mental illness on TV. Historically, film and television have used chronic mental illness as a plot device, a sinister backstory or mechanism to pathologize a character's behavior.
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The things that my team is looking at next is the role mental illness and disabilities play in shaping interactions with police, particularly how often people struggling with mental illness, addictions, and physical disabilities interact with and are killed by police.
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People with mental illness make up a disproportionate amount of our jail population—up to 15 percent of men and 30 percent of women booked in jails have a serious mental health condition, according to the National Alliance on Mental Illness.
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" Since you can in fact say she was sick, and mental illness does in fact qualify, do consider, when you're ready, answering as you would if she had died of cancer: "She had [name of mental illness], and died by suicide.
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These initiatives include researching the ability of personal technology to help people with mental illness, moving the homeless in California to government housing, and keeping guns from a small group of people with serious mental illness who are potentially violent.
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Even in the wake of these shootings, President Trump has chosen to turn mental illness into a scapegoat rather than advocate for gun control, despite the fact that the overwhelming majority of people who have mental illness disorders are nonviolent.
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Medicaid is the most important funder of services for people with mental illness in the U.S. About one-third of people added to Medicaid in the states that have expanded this program live with a mental illness or substance use condition.
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For a person with a mental illness, however, the stress can increase symptoms — depression, anxiety, suicidal thoughts — and for a small minority of those with a mental illness, it can prompt a spiral into a state of mania or psychosis.
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More 'complicated' than just a mental health issue Instead of policies that restrict gun access based solely on mental illness diagnoses or because a person has made contact with the judicial system or health care agencies due to mental illness, the American Psychological Association, the National Alliance on Mental Illness and other advocacy groups have called for gun access criteria based on more direct indicators of potentially dangerous behavior.
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With so much of the recent focus of public discussion about mental illness based on celebrities — like the recent suicides of the designer Kate Spade and the food writer Anthony Bourdain — and so much attention on high rates of mental illness in the United States, people would be forgiven for thinking that mental illness is evenly distributed through the population or even disproportionately suffered by people in wealthy countries.
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If you're someone living with a mental illness, this transition can feel especially daunting.
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I'm pretty open about being in recovery; I've been more circumspect about mental illness.
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She was very much his rock even though he was suffering from mental illness.
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I look at someone suffering from severe mental illness as someone who has cancer.
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Many people with mental illness don't realize they're sick, or that treatment can help.
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UNINDENTIFIED FEMALE: That&aposs called mental illness if I&aposm not correct, hearing voices.
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Furthermore, homosexuality was considered a mental illness by the American Psychiatric Association until 1973.
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Hormones jump-start the process, but they can also overshoot—sometimes causing mental illness.
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"I thought mental illness was failure of my character, not my chemistry," she continued.
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As of May, both have removed the diagnosis of GID as a mental illness.
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In families with alcoholism, substance abuse or mental illness, the problem is only worsened.
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Because otherwise it's not fair to other people that have mental illness that isn't.
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And dismantling the stigma about mental illness goes beyond merely acknowledging that they exist.
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They said she did not have a history of behavioral issues or mental illness.
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"End the stigma of mental illness" is a phrase we hear again and again.
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Pete had made fun of Kanye's mental illness last October on 'SNL's' Weekend Update.
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Jena Malone needs moms with a mental illness to know that they aren't alone.
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Is administering death the solution that our society proposes to loneliness and mental illness?
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Abstract Peaces captures the struggles people with mental illness face day by day, silently.
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The effect of this accumulatively terrible representation of mental illness has a demonstrable effect.
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Mental illness does have its place in the horror genre, and it is scary.
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"The lack of a motive is the hallmark of her mental illness," she said.
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Duke also struggled with mental illness, having been diagnosed with bipolar disorder in 1982.
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Glenn Close is doing her part to help end the stigma around mental illness.
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Viewing germs as a cause of mental illness is not a particularly novel theory.
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With a new outlook on his life, McDaniels faced his mental illness, seeking therapy.
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The Disney Channel alum has battled addiction, mental illness and disordered eating for years.
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She cites a federal study that suggests 75% of female detainees suffer mental illness.
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Mr. McMillon suffered from mental illness and had had disciplinary problems over the years.
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The topic of feeling attacked because of mental illness is close to Davidson's heart.
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I also think, to some extent, the same can be said about mental illness.
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This one is especially interesting, because they danced around making fun of mental illness.
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Police are ruling out terrorism, and say mental illness may have played a role.
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Being on tour with mental illness is a situation that's quite specific to musicians.
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Look at this victory for all who are fighting the stigma of mental illness.
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But I adamantly feel that Joker's approach to mental illness is vague and exploitative.
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Unfortunately, this points to the greater issue of the shame that surrounds mental illness.
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You don't see the mental illness: It's not a mass; it's not a cyst.
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Removing that stigma by talking about mental illness openly in church communities is vital.
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Mr. Sykes had no criminal record or history of mental illness, the police said.
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Almost a third have serious mental illness, vastly exceeding the same rates for men.
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Even if you don't live with mental illness, someone close to you likely does.
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One of the biggest misconceptions about mental illness is that it's all one thing.
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The infection has also been linked to the development of mental illness, including schizophrenia.
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The mental illness claim was part of a filing in advance of McFarland's Oct.
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And also, let's be clear; 20 percent of the population has a mental illness.
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This is because rates of mental illness and addiction among the homeless have increased.
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Often, those killed include people struggling with mental illness, emotional breakdowns or seizure disorders.
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Common sense says you don't let those who suffer from mental illness buy guns.
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Image: Flickr Creative CommonsSchizophrenia is a mysterious, misunderstood mental illness without a full cure.
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The "Stone Cold" singer has battled addiction, mental illness and disordered eating for years.
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He also said the 16-year-old had no known history of mental illness.
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The Disney Channel alum has battled addiction, mental illness and disordered eating for years.
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IN ANY GIVEN year one person in six is afflicted by a mental illness.
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An eating disorder is a mental illness that can affect people across every demographic.
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His nearly three decades in solitary confinement have only worsened his severe mental illness.
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What is the role of robbery, gangs, alcohol, drugs, mental illness and domestic violence?
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But we should be concerned by the prevalence of mental illness in our 20s.
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"His nearly three decades in solitary confinement have only worsened his severe mental illness."
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Investigators have not commented on whether mental illness played a role in the rampage.
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In addition, there has not been a demonstrated correlation between mental illness and violence.
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Between 6,000 and 18,85033 persons with mental illness kill themselves with guns every year.
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The meetings and events are open to everyone, not just students experiencing mental illness.
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Research says one in every four Indians suffers from some form of mental illness.
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According to neighbors, the woman had a history of mental illness and lived alone.
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Plus, mental illness usually precedes suicide, but it's not discussed in 13 Reasons Why.
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It's already hard enough for people fighting mental illness or addiction to access care.
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TV series have certainly attempted to portray mental illness, but very few have succeeded.
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In 2016, mental illness and stigma are still a double helix that needs dismantling.
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The practice, he said, should be banned for minors and people with mental illness.
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That doesn't mean that certain types of mental illness aren't risk factors for violence.
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My mental illness had become impossible to hide from the rest of my family.
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People suffering from mental illness can sometimes be energized by identifying with their disorder.
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Others see an opportunity to one day treat anxiety and mental illness with NDEs.
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Sperling is director of federal legislative advocacy at the National Alliance on Mental Illness.
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He also had a history of mental illness and previous interactions with the police.
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Anorexia nervosa is the most fatal mental illness, with a mortality rate of 10%.
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Never mind that in reality, mental illness is rarely violent in an external sense.
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At his third trial, in 1994, Madison's lawyers highlighted his history of mental illness.
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Just look at the reading lists: stories filled with despair, mental illness and violence.
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That makes it as prevalent as mental illness, and not all sufferers are obese.
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Cowell's family released a statement that said he had been struggling with mental illness.
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But Biehl did not bring up any concerns surrounding mental illness, nor video games.
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By spreading the lie that mental illness leads to mass murder, we oppress people.
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Neely said he refuses to view his mental illness as a reason for shame.
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Altman: The myth that bad parenting causes mental illness I think is a trap.
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Does an act as heinous as the one Robert committed automatically imply mental illness?
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The underlying causes of mental illness are rarely as clear as metastatic brain cancer.
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They're often suffering from mental illness, down on their luck, or addicted to drugs.
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Lufthansa has said that it was aware of Mr. Lubitz's history of mental illness.
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No matter to what degree, experiencing mental illness for the first time is scary.
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Sometimes when you have a serious mental illness, you cannot do it by yourself.
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There's also mounting evidence that certain pesticides are associated with mental illness in farmers.
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Overall, of exonerees with reported mental illness or intellectual disability, 72 percent had confessed.
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It's unclear exactly why women athletes appear more susceptible to mental illness than men.
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"People tend to not realize that mental illness is not a choice," Oleksak says.
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Obviously, Crazy Eyes has some mental illness that never got proper care and attention.
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Sit that that ultimately mental illness is not a medical issues founded on gender.
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Through this series, however, she's tackling mental illness head-on for the first time.
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But stigma goes beyond just impacting people with mental illness on the personal level.
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One in five people in the United States suffer from some form mental illness.
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The young woman, who lived with her mother, had been hospitalized for mental illness.
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Hence a therapy that was to loosen the repression would somehow cure mental illness.
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I'd take that a step further and suggest the show romanticizes mental illness altogether.
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First, politicians claim that mental illness is the major cause of violence in America.
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"It's mental illness — that's not the real Tommy," Mr. Levine said during closing arguments.
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I know that he entered counseling, yet he has no diagnosis of mental illness.
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P.T.S.D., she notes, is the only mental illness you can actually give someone else.
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He struggled with mental illness and drug addiction as he tried to finish college.
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More people are begging; more with visible mental illness they are struggling to control.
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You're the Worst understands mental illness in a way that most television shows don't.
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If this many teens have a mental illness we should talk more about them.
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THE KEVIN SHOW An Olympic Athlete's Battle With Mental Illness By Mary Pilon Illustrated.
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An earlier version of this editorial misstated mental illness' annual cost in lost earnings.
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While self care is wildly popular, treating mental illness with medication is still stigmatized.
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"Pretrial incarceration has become the penalty for poverty, for mental illness and for blackness."
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As the stigma of mental illness has eased, the reporting of cases has increased.
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I have had to call 911 because of my child's mental illness twice now.
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It also referred incorrectly to the playwright's approach to mental illness in the play.
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Recently, it was revealed that Hyde has a history of stalking and mental illness.
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Our pandemic of mental illness simply does not come up in the presidential debates.
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My in-laws had an uncle with mental illness who lived on the street.
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There is a markedly increased risk for depression, mental illness and early-onset dementia.
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But as that happens, his own trauma and mental illness bubble to the service.
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D.J. JAFFE, NEW YORK The writer is executive director of Mental Illness Policy Org.
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Every year, over a million people with serious mental illness are booked into jail.
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Some told how their families had struggled with mental illness, drug abuse or incarceration.
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It is a severe mental illness affecting how a person thinks, feels and acts.
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In reality, very few people with mental illness behave like this in real life.
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That people who struggle with anxiety, depression, and mental illness would not lose hope.
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In 2017, one in four killed by police were living with a mental illness.
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People with mental illness are actually more often victims of violent crimes than perpetrators.
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Workplace interventions to interrupt the secrecy and stigma surrounding mental illness can be effective.
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The latest estimate is that 1 in 6 people have a diagnosable mental illness.
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One of the most notable and outspoken celebrities with mental illness was Carrie Fisher.
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A proper diagnosis of mental illness requires a lengthy evaluation by a psychiatric expert.
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There's an implication of mental illness, and he's not completely sure what he saw.
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Some of our most famous lawyers, judges, reporters and others have diagnosed mental illness.
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You can hide all manner of mental illness with a solid tan and veneers.
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Mary Giliberti, J.D. is Chief Executive Officer at the National Alliance on Mental Illness.
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"A number of cases that I've highlighted, we've seen some mental illness," Shea said.
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One of the solutions, Trump suggests, is to institutionalize more people with mental illness.
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Everyone wants a soundbite solution to mass carnage created by people with mental illness.
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If he showed signs of mental illness, did they attempt to help their son?
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Some had indicated they lived with a mental illness and asked to be excused.
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Mental illness touches every corner of life, and influences our physical health as well.
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Sometimes we blame it on mental illness or the work of a lone wolf.
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Sharp believes that 5150s are ultimately for the benefit of people with mental illness.
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Those diagnosed with a mental illness are incarcerated for an average of 215 days.
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Depression, mental illness and suicide are our nation's Scarlet A. Our culture is not one where we can have open and honest dialogue, and we are not in a place where we can treat mental illness the same way as other diseases.
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Though it's now a little easier to find nuanced portrayals of mental illness on TV, the media can still fall into the trap of depicting mental disorders as the key to genius, or portray mental illness as being full of sensationalized glamour.
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Attorney: Man admits involvement in Pennsylvania murders Cosmo DiNardo reportedly told authorities where the bodies of four missing men could be found "Mental illness is real, mental illness is sad, and sometimes it can be tragic," lawyer Fortunato Perri told the court.
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We saw how Hannah struggling with her mental illness and everything piled up against her led [to her suicide] and I think it would be really interesting to explore other sides of mental illness and how bullying can impact in other ways.
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She herself has struggled with depression and anxiety and wants to spread awareness about mental illness to other Chinese immigrants like herself—she now serves as the chair of the Chinese Community Services Committee of the National Alliance on Mental Illness (NAMI).
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Provisions in Cornyn's bill would require a full judicial hearing to ban someone from buying guns due to mental illness and would allow people previously committed for mental illness to purchase a gun as soon as a judge's commitment order expires. Sen.
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" Rallying against mental illness stigma, in her memoir "Wishful Drinking" she wrote, "One of the things that baffles me (and there are quite a few) is how there can be so much lingering stigma with regards to mental illness, specifically bipolar disorder.
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"A lot of the incidents we've seen do come back to mental illness," Ernst said after discussing the 85033 killing of Ed Thomas, a high school football coach who was shot and killed by a former player who has struggled with mental illness.
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Since the shootings, Trump has called for strengthening the background check system, but has also repeatedly blamed the shootings on mental illness, despite groups such as the American Psychological Association stating that blaming mental illness for gun violence is simplistic and inaccurate.
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These celebrities are likely part of the 22019 percent of American adults with some form of mental illness, but are not likely part of the 4-5 percent who have serious mental illness that dramatically and significantly impedes their ability to function.
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"The stigma kept me from being fully forthcoming, so how could they give me an accurate diagnosis?" asked Myrick, a former president of the National Alliance on Mental Illness, who also ran a large peer-led organization for people living with mental illness.
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Within, Maher challenges video games' interpretation of mental illness and suggests that as popular media drives popular beliefs, "which lead to reinforcement, adaptation or abandonment of stigmatic views", games have an onus to be more responsible in their depictions of mental illness.
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He puts forth a theory that while trauma—and specifically PTSD—can seem indistinguishable from mental illness in terms of how symptoms present, people suffering from trauma respond poorly to treatments aimed at mental illness, and in some cases don't respond at all.
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Sometimes they do have a diagnosable mental illness prior to the shooting, however, in a number of gun massacres in this country, the perpetrator was not diagnosed with a mental illness which would have precluded him from purchasing a firearm under current regulations.
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Normally, "Is it mental illness or is it superpowers?" is dangerous territory for fiction to wander into since it can inadvertently create the sense that a character should avoid seeking treatment for their mental illness to help sustain whatever their superpowers are.
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Whether it's the multitude of thinkpieces that pop up every time Kanye West tweets something, or articles with headlines like Top 10 Musicians Who've Struggled with Mental Illness, we're reaching a point where the term "mental illness" doesn't have any tangible meaning.
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We also need to wrestle with our own complicated attitude toward people with mental illness.
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But they were the most likely to support restricting purchases for people with mental illness.
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I work mostly with children, adolescents, and their families to diagnosis and treat mental illness.
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Mental illness can't be wrapped with a pretty bow and tossed in the "done" pile.
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Such attacks are often blamed on people with mental illness or who have personal grievances.
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Sometimes she draws things she does through her own experience with chronic and mental illness.
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Serious mental illness costs America $193 billion in lost earnings every year, according to NAMI.
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So no, I'm not in a position to diagnose a celebrity with a mental illness.
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But what I am is an obnoxiously vocal advocate for those living with mental illness.
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Ann Walker died in 1854 in her home, following a long period of mental illness.
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In some (but not all) high-profile shootings mental illness appeared to play a role.
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"Mental illness and hatred pulls the trigger, not the gun," he said in the address.
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They all came from different professions and life experience, yet shared a mental illness diagnosis.
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He was now among the one third of homeless Americans with a serious mental illness.
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We have wars on poverty, mental illness, cancer, drugs, and, over the past decade, terrorism.
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Anyone is a candidate for suicide, even if you've never had history of mental illness.
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LGBTQ people also face mental illness at three times the rate of non-queer people.
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It felt less like holiness and more like mental illness, once it had a name.
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The 31-year-old mother of two has never struggled with long-term mental illness.
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Many aces are disabled or have a mental illness, according to the community survey data.
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When Artaud was later institutionalized, his doctor cited the "spells" as evidence of mental illness.
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It's weird that we find it impossible that we would be susceptible to mental illness.
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Visit the National Alliance on Mental Illness for a full list of suicide warning signs.
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The ACLU said it was part of a "disturbing trend" to stigmatize people mental illness.
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"It's really unquestionable she has a mental illness," her lawyer, Bryan Konoski, told the paper.
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"Anything that reduces stress can build resilience against the onset of mental illness," Lambert said.
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The developer wants to put players in the headspace of someone suffering from mental illness.
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His family said he suffered from an undisclosed mental illness, according to the police statement.
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Second: We need to pay more attention and direct more funds to treating mental illness.
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OCD is, after all, like many mental illness: a chronic condition that may be lifelong.
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She had depression, but like many drug users, wasn't properly treated for her mental illness.
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"Anything that reduces stress can build resilience against the onset of mental illness," she said.
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The "Stone Cold" singer has battled addiction, mental illness and an eating disorder for years.
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Just know that living with a mental illness doesn't mean that you shouldn't have children.
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Julian, who struggled with mental illness, died by suicide four years ago at age 24.
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That has such a negative connotation derived from denouncing those who struggle with mental illness.
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"We need to remember that no one is defined by their mental illness," Roberts says.
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Call it ISIS, call it terrorism, call it mental illness, call it whatever you want.
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In the past, he's addressed the Black Lives Matter movement and mental illness with aplomb.
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These uncanny gestures are also indicative to the wooden gestures we diagnose in mental illness.
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Authorities have said they were investigating whether mental illness played a role in the shooting.
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Even if you haven't personally experienced mental illness, chances are you know someone who has.
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Taylor would call Wiley for advice on dealing with her mother and her mental illness.
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Chambers' attorney, Tony Coleman, insisted that she was not impaired and was battling mental illness.
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One in three American families, in one way or another, is dealing with mental illness.
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I've seen [that] there are more and more books about various forms of mental illness.
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The company's official warnings to law enforcement make no mention of people with mental illness.
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Jackson is sober and has been open about her struggles with drugs and mental illness.
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Robert Bever is now being treated for severe mental illness while serving his life sentence.
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Some are already traumatized by their experiences and prone to mental illness and self-harm.
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INFECTIOUS MADNESS: The Surprising Science of How We "Catch" Mental Illness, by Harriet A. Washington.
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Five years ago, Mr Soderbergh's "Side Effects" lampooned the pharmaceutical industry's exploitation of mental illness.
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Steven, you see, is afraid of passing on the Crain family curse of mental illness.
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He also touted the county's treatment programs for those with mental illness and drug addictions.
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As her mom fought mental illness, Haddish was placed in foster care as a child.
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She has a mental illness and that doesn't mean she needs to be locked up.
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So liberation for her was projecting black people as perfect, and invulnerable to mental illness.
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Many of them have struggled with mental illness, or have experienced its effects first hand.
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It's easy to psyche yourself out, especially if you're dealing with anxiety and mental illness.
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In both cases the assailants had long histories of mental illness, according to the BBC.
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Kyle Odom appears to be a man suffering from a paranoid form of mental illness.
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"People who suffer from mental illness are the most vulnerable people on Earth," O'Connor said.
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Works like this force the reader to confront mental illness and all its messy complications.
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People who take the time to write negative Yelp reviews suffer from mental illness. 9.
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People who take the time to write positive Yelp reviews suffer from mental illness. 10.
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The former child star has struggled with addiction, mental illness and disordered eating for years.
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Number of the day: 4 The percentage of firearm homicides attributable to serious mental illness.
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In fact, every treatment decision for a pregnant woman with mental illness should be individual.
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The former child star has struggled with addiction, mental illness and disordered eating for years.
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She seems to suffer from mental illness as she has already admitted to "stalking" me.
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Children who live through trauma often experience high rates of mental illness, poverty and incarceration.
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Beware the Slenderman only briefly discusses the connection between internet-fueled obsessions and mental illness.
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Cara McNamara, his attorney, in court said that Zuckerman had a history of mental illness.
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Law enforcement sources tell us, the call came in as a male with mental illness.
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It also recommended putting in place systems to track and identify inmates with mental illness.
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If we're going to fight the stigma against mental illness, our choice of words matter.
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But more importantly, our violent crime problem really has little to do with mental illness.
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Many sufferers of mental illness rely on traditional healers to expel their evil jinnis (spirits).
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In my family's minds, having a mental illness can prevent you from achieving those things.
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Seeing the way the mental illness is roundly doubted, illuminated, endured by others is enough.
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To live with a severe mental illness is to face an inordinate amount of pain.
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Misinformation about mental illness circulates through our society, fueling myths about what causes psychiatric disorders.
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States were responsible for the care of people with severe mental illness in those facilities.
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We believe that the court was thoughtful and intelligent when it considered her mental illness.
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Of those, about 260 million, or one in 220, live with a serious mental illness.
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" Or, with a salute to Captain Obvious: "Both religion and mental illness are deeply personal.
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"Personal narrative is a mental illness, but you don't want to be well," Tea writes.
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The World Health Organization (WHO) no longer will classify being transgender as a mental illness.
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Siouxsie's husky, powerful voice sucked listeners into stories about war, dysfunctional families, and mental illness.
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Julian, who struggled with mental illness, died by suicide four years ago at age 24.
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Despite this legislation, many people still do not receive treatment for mental illness and addiction.
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We must urgently address the stigma associated with mental illness, still taboo in minority communities.
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Ryan has been singing the same song linking mental illness to mass shootings for years.
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The suspect arrested in the killing, Thomas Mair, 52, has a history of mental illness.
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Darling merely has had a hidden history of mental illness — and maybe a bad relationship.
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A gunman with a history of mental illness killed two people and wounded 11 others.
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The lack of resources can even result in discrimination and bias over their mental illness.
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Yet everyone knows that our criminal justice system is not equipped to handle mental illness.
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"Erratic behavior and mental illness do not necessarily create a safety risk," the judges wrote.
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I dug in to do the work to unravel and repair years of mental illness.
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Rates of mental illness in young adults have spiked in the last couple of years.
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According to the Health Department, K2 users are disproportionately homeless and affected by mental illness.
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Signs suggest that depression or mental illness could ultimately have contributed to Kennedy Hill's death.
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"We blame people for suicide, for mental illness, for addiction, all the time," he said.
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But that meant that mental illness, substance use, sexual behavior — and diet — were fair game.
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There is no evidence that either of the suspects had a history of mental illness.
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We also see children with signs of mental illness, but we cannot offer them anything.
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The Illinois legislation is unique because it creates a legal definition of postpartum mental illness.
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You simply choose how you screw up because that's how unattended mental illness can be.
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Studies show that heavy users of technology suffer more mental illness and have trouble sleeping.
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Furthermore, 10 percent of Americans don't believe that mental illness is a real medical problem.
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In our time it was called a mental illness, defined as such in medical textbooks.
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And then we add insult to injury by telling them they have a mental illness?
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But mental illness was so shameful that banning all discussion was believed to be therapeutic.
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Yet mental illness has received extremely harsh stigma throughout history and across nearly all cultures.
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Stigma is another kind of madness, the worst kind of all, beyond mental illness itself.
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I do hope that my honesty about mental illness and grief will resonate with someone.
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But on the day Rob arrived, he didn't look like he had a mental illness.
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Oleksak is part of a rising number of female college athletes grappling with mental illness.
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One of the great horrors of mental illness is seeing it swallow up your identity.
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The idea that some people with mental illness lack insight into their condition wasn't new.
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These are characteristic symptoms of schizophrenia, a mental illness that affects one in 248 people.
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Still, this isn't the first time psychedelic mushrooms have been enlisted to treat mental illness.
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Clinton's pledge to tackle the issues of mental illness and drug addiction is worth celebrating.
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It's the proximity of mental illness rather than its obscurity that makes it so scary.
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Researchers caution that it can be difficult to determine cause and effect with mental illness.
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However, many of us had hoped that we had transcended such stereotypes of mental illness.
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Conservatives have raised concerns that some agencies can formally declare "mental illness" without due process.
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In America, it's not unheard of for mental illness to be blamed on demonic possession.
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Obviously movies are not to blame for the mental illness that sometimes causes gun violence.
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That film [2017's I Am Another You] was about America's homelessness and mental illness.
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To outsiders, all of this might sound extreme, and reflective of some underlying mental illness.
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Ms. Mauger had played French horn until her mental illness made it impossible to perform.
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It has allowed me to overcome the shame I felt about living with mental illness.
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Barring people with severe mental illness from getting guns isn't going to reach this population.
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But suffering from mental illness doesn't mean you need to carry your load by yourself.
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Nearly a quarter of survey respondents pointed to mental illness as a cause of homelessness.
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And people with mental illness are more likely to be victims — not perpetrators — of violence.
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Maria has been open about her struggle with mental illness in her comedy and interviews.
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Sometimes I go into high school classrooms and talk about my experience with mental illness.
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In the old days, plans often didn't cover prescription drugs or treatment for mental illness.
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The history of mental illness treatments reveals medicine at its most inventive, desperate and disturbing.
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People with severe mental illness are more likely to be victimized than to be victimizers.
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A: Homelessness is the top priority and dealing with tent encampments, mental illness and addiction.
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The Trump administration has worried advocates with its rhetoric linking mental illness to gun violence.
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Because hoarding is a mental illness, residents are protected under the federal Fair Housing Act.
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He said he considered it important that the film takes on issues of mental illness.
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The episode also addresses how mental illness, addiction, and other health issues are often intertwined.
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"Mental illness crept up on me when I least expected it," Padukone said last week.
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Rogena suffered from mental illness and died from hepatitis linked to her own drug use.
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It's about old secrets, new motherhood, art-making, sex-having, nature, nurture and mental illness.
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This exclusion prevents states from accessing Medicaid funds to hospitalize adults with serious mental illness.
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The National Rifle Association will insist this is not about guns but mental illness. 2.
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Ultimately, it's tough to blame Hawley for not taking the mental-illness angle particularly seriously.
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His research examines family-based interventions for L.G.B.T.Q. youth at risk for serious mental illness.
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Psychiatrists would be alarmed if mental illness were considered an absolute bar to public service.
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Scientists have speculated that "ghosts" may be hallucinations caused by schizophrenia or other mental illness.
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But financing remains limited, and a social stigma against people with mental illness is pervasive.
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People with mental illness are 16 times more likely to be killed by the police.
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"When you develop severe mental illness, you are driving off a cliff," the psychiatrist said.
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And let's be honest: It's hard to make mental illness, and math, compelling onscreen. 20033.
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Ronald Honberg, J.D., is a senior policy adviser at the National Alliance on Mental Illness.
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The movement's followers reject the idea that hearing voices is a sign of mental illness.
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Challenging stigmasFinally and sometimes fatally, the myth persists that speaking about mental illness increases stigma.
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Particularly bothersome is the commingling of the president's questionable behavioral traits with serious mental illness.
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Most individuals who die by suicide experienced symptoms of mental illness prior to their death.
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And 10 of those presidents showed signs of mental illness while they were in office.
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With the rate of mental illness being 1 in 5 people, this is no surprise.
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Of the 2,300 inmates in his county, an estimated 40 percent suffer from mental illness.
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In December 85033, Congress enacted landmark legislation to improve care for Americans with mental illness.
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Locking up people with mental illness for a long time is counterproductive, studies have found.
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His attorneys say his mother's death exacerbated his struggle with his depression and mental illness.
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Xinhua cited the suspect's father as saying his son had a history of mental illness.
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This can be due to caretaking responsibilities, undiagnosed mental illness, or a lack of skills.
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The show takes on motherhood, sex, money troubles and mental illness with a startling honesty.
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" Regarding her husband's bout with mental illness: "By now, Eric had recovered from his depression.
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Mental illness is a thorny subject, one that can make images seem distanced or abstract.
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Thomas's family has said he was hospitalized in connection with mental illness on multiple occasions.
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