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Arizona Daily Star - Sun Nov 8, 2:23 am ET
ORLANDO, Fla. — The engineer accused of fatally shooting one employee and wounding five others at the firm where he once worked is "very mentally ill" and crumbled under the stress of his divorce, bankruptcy and unemployment, his attorney said Saturday.
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CCNMatthews via Yahoo! Finance - Thu Nov 5, 3:47 pm ET
WINNIPEG, MANITOBA-- - The Schizophrenia Society of Canada welcomes the 2008/09 Annual Report of the Office of the Correctional Investigator tabled November 2, 2009 in Parliament. Commenting on the Report, SSC President Jim Adamson says: "It is commendable and most appropriate that four of the 19 key recommendations address the treatment and support of inmates who live with a mental illness ...
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Chicago Tribune - Wed Nov 4, 3:48 pm ET
The second of three mental health experts hired by convicted murderer Brian Dugan's legal team gave a DuPage County jury today seven specific opinions to consider when deciding if Dugan should receive the death penalty for murdering a 10-year-old Naperville girl.
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The Idaho Statesman - Sun Nov 8, 2:04 am ET
Eric Buckner, just 20 years old, has struggled through a lifetime of mental illnesses. But now he's in recovery and wants to help others deal with similar issues.
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The Daily Item - Tue Nov 10, 3:23 am ET
LYNN - A District Court judge set low bail Monday for three men charged with kidnapping an East Boston man after defense attorneys said all four men are involved with the state mental health care system.
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The Olympian - Tue Nov 10, 3:23 am ET
A repeat offender stalker with a history of mental health issues was charged again with felony stalking last week – this time for repeatedly attempting to contact a female corrections officer whom he claims he fell in love with while incarcerated at the Thurston Coun1/8ty Jail, court papers state.
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The Daily News - Sun Nov 8, 1:38 am ET
The Columbia County Sheriff’s Office is getting some much-needed extra money, but it won’t put more deputies on patrol.
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Queens Courier - Thu Nov 5, 7:04 am ET
Mental Illness Awareness Week (MIAW), October 4 through 10, was designated by Congress a decade ago, to promote public education about serious mental illnesses such as major depression, bipolar disorder and schizophrenia.
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Baltimore Sun - Thu Nov 5, 3:39 am ET
Chestertown's Upper Shore facility had been marked for budget axe A state employee labor union has proposed slimming down operations at the Upper Shore Community Mental Health Center to save the Chestertown facility from being closed because of budget cuts.
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Austin American-Statesman - Mon Nov 9, 9:54 pm ET
Mental health counselors have been increasing their availability in and around Killeen to get ready for the expected surge of people looking to talk about their troubles in connection with Thursday's Fort Hood shootings.
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Washington Post - Sat Nov 7, 12:00 am ET
The instructions were simple: Talk about your feelings on the morning after learning that an Army major in Texas was believed to have gunned down 13 people and wounded another 38 at Fort Hood.
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Montgomery Advertiser - Tue Nov 10, 5:03 am ET
As your thoughts turn to holiday plans, prepara tions and gift-giving, old St. Nick needs your help to provide 600 gifts for designated individuals who suffer from mental illness.
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Ramsey County Sun-Focus - Thu Nov 5, 3:07 am ET
A woman who put her heart and soul into helping others was honored on Monday through the renaming of a local mental health agency. Central Center for Family Resources (CCFFR), which provides mental health services to families and at-risk youth in Anoka County, unveiled its new name on Oct. 19.
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Plattsburgh Press Republican - Tue Nov 10, 3:46 am ET
"Healing After Suicide Loss" will be from noon to 2:45 p.m. Saturday, Nov. 21. The presentation will feature a 90-minute broadcast featuring a diverse panel of survivors and mental-health professionals who will address many issues surrounding suicide.
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The Online NewsHour - Mon Nov 9, 5:22 pm ET
The shooting carried out at Fort Hood Thursday by accused gunman Maj. Nidal Malik Hasan -- an Army psychiatrist -- has raised new questions about the stresses on mental health caregivers treating patients in conflict zones or combat veterans.