Relapse Prevention And Mental Illness
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A week or so ago, I attended the 23rd Annual Rosalynn Carter Symposium on Mental Health Policy in Atlanta. It may well be that the Carter Center meeting is the one place each year where the various camps of mental health "players" actually meet face to face: research scientists, service providers and professionals, consumers and family members, as well as state and federal government agency administrators. We all seem to be represented there. Former First Lady Rosalynn Carter is always a...
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