Handling Refusal to Acknowledge a Mental Illness (Part 2)

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Uploaded by on Dec 26, 2008

Where do you draw the line in dealing with a family member who has a mental illness? HealthyPlace.com Expert Bipolar Patient and author, Julie Fast, provides some insight.

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  • The Citizens Commission on Human Rights (CCHR) is a mental health watchdog, responsible for helping to enact more than 150 laws protecting us from abusive or coercive practices.

    CCHR has fought to restore human rights to mental health, including, full informed consent regarding the medical legitimacy of psychiatric diagnosis, risks of psychiatric treatments,

    and the RIGHT TO REFUSE TREATMENT. I was a Victim 0f Psychiatry for many years, Im not part of this CCHR.org but agree 100%

  • "Bikers" are probably the nicest most down to Earth people I have ever met. If more people were like them this world would be a better place. I'm just saying... I understand your point about bringing riff raff home and scaring people, but I don't think generalizing "bikers" as the kind of people bipolars are hanging out with and should not be hanging out with is a good idea. Just an observation, I apologize for condemning an otherwise great point.

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