Writing for the Public

Why I’m Wary of the New Schizophrenia Miracle Drug
STAT News
Involuntary treatment saved me, and I never would have gotten my condition under control without medication. But the mental health care system also traumatized me.


Claiming a Second Chance After Psychosis Triggers Violence
Psychology Today
The vast majority of people in psychosis aren’t violent—but Cohen Miles-Rath was. Here’s what that can teach us about mental health.
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Sally Littlefield
