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Finding Light in the Darkness: Research Perspectives on Mental Illness, Homelessness, Suicide and Incarceration
Finding Light in the Darkness: Research Perspectives on Mental Illness, Homelessness, Suicide and Incarceration
Wednesday, November 6, 2013: 12:30 PM - 2:00 PM
Oral
This session offers research perspectives on the experience of vulnerable cohorts that receive services in our public mental health systems: veterans, homeless shelter users, and incarcerated populations. The experience of these cohorts with suicide is explained in this compassionate overview of populations facing intense challenged.
Session Objectives: Explain the relationship between discontinuing behavioral health treatment and homelessness or jail time. Describe various factors that are predictive of self-reported suicide within a sample of adults diagnosed with severe mental illness. Discuss how mental health outcomes differ among adults with and without military service histories.
Moderator:
Jean Demmler, PhD
12:50pm
1:30pm
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Organized by: Mental Health
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