MHN Summer 2009 Issue

“Recovery and the Consumer Movement”

Articles in This Issue

• A Journey to Employment
• An Overview of Timothy’s Law: Its Past, Present, and Future
• Baltic Street in NYC Shows the Power of Peer Support
• Black Teens, Especially Girls, at High Risk for Suicide Attempts
• Clothes Make the Man
• Cultural Competence and Recovery
• Eight Links to Recovery
• Finding My Voice
• Helping My Fellow Consumers in Their Recovery
• His Battle with Depression Opened a Door to Helping Others – A Mental Health News Interview with Award-Winning Actor Joe “Joey Pants” Pantoliano
• How About Recovery for People with Psychiatric Disabilities in Long-term Care?
• How Our Programs Are Making a Difference
• Mental Illness: Myths and Facts
• Peer Run Services Playing Pivotal Roles in Promoting Health, Recovery and Full Citizenship
• Quality Life Promotes Recovery
• Recovery: A Participant in Life
• Stigma and Recovery: New Approaches to Old Challenges
• Successful Consumers Make Successful Providers
• Supporting Transformation Towards Recovery-Based Services
• The Economics of Recovery: The Making of a Consumer Advocate
• The NYSPA Report: New Federal Parity Law May Expand Coverage for Mental Illness in New York
• VNSW Mental Health Home Care Program: In Harmony with the Consumer Movement
• Wellness Self-Management

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