Group for mentally ill closes deal on site for new headquarters - TheDay.com

Group for mentally ill closes deal on site for new headquarters TheDay.com The agency also runs residential properties in the greater Norwich area. The plans are in their infancy but have already drawn attention by city officials. ... and more »

Mentally ill fall through the cracks - Kennebec Journal

Mentally ill fall through the cracks Kennebec Journal Youth Alternatives Ingraham and others still provide urgent care, including crisis hotlines and short-term residential treatment and counseling, ... and more »

Nevada Goes Bust - The Nation.

Nevada Goes Bust The Nation. And the mentally ill, particularly in rural counties, are facing huge reductions in services. In Lyon County, for example, the only mental health clinic for ...

Prevent another Silver Pines: Inspect homes more frequently - DesMoinesRegister.com (blog)

Prevent another Silver Pines: Inspect homes more frequently DesMoinesRegister.com (blog) "You can't just buy a residential care facility and call it something else," said David Werning, spokesperson for inspections and appeals. But long-term ... and more »

Careers that make a difference - Career FAQs

Career FAQs

Careers that make a difference Career FAQs Many jobs in the industry are related to care of the elderly, disabled or mentally ill. Over the last five years the community services and health industry ...

Psychiatric disorders in women prisoners who have engaged in near-lethal self ... - British Journal of Psychiatry

Psychiatric disorders in women prisoners who have engaged in near-lethal self ... British Journal of Psychiatry Co-occuring disorders among mentally ill jail detainees: implications for public policy. Am Psychologist 1991; 46: 1036 –45.[CrossRef][Medline] Corston J. ... and more »

How do you like to party?

When I was younger, (I am 42 now), I partied a LOT. I mean, just about daily. When I was in the Marine Corps, we used to go out drinking at five or six and crawl back to the barracks around 3am. The alarm would go off at 4am, and we were heading off on a six mile run by 4:30.