Suicide and the Stigma of Depression
View brief video of Sally Yates and David Axelrod discussing their fathers’ battles with depression and suicide.
May is Mental Health Calendar of Events Now Available
MHARI MIMHM Calendar
A Glimpse of the 11/2 Presentation by Ron Powers, Pulitzer Prize Winner, Author of “No One Cares About Crazy People”
Watch complete presentation here
Action Alert
“Your Call is Important to Us” – IT REALLY IS! The Mental Health Association of Rhode Island (MHARI) has worked tirelessly to support legislation that protects access to mental health care. As a member organization of the Protect Our Healthcare Coalition, MHARI urges you to read its Action Alert
New Report Posted: In Their Own Words
In Their Own Words: Current Mental Health Challenges In Rhode Island This report is dedicated to the fond memory of two of the most outstanding advocates for mental health in Rhode Island over the last 40 years: Joseph Bevilacqua and Daniel McCarthy! Unbelievably, these two close colleagues died 8 days apart in February 2017. Dr. Bevilacqua
In Memory Of Joseph Bevilacqua and Daniel McCarthy
Within a ten day period, the Mental Health Association of Rhode Island said good-bye to two enormously respected members of its Board of Directors, both giants in the field of mental health. Joseph Bevilacqua, Ph.D. Dr. Joseph Bevilacqua was well-known in Rhode Island for his service to the state as Commissioner of the Department of
From RIPR.org – The Pulse: Can Legislators Fix What’s Broken With Our Mental Health Care System?
“One piece of that report has to include plans to expand capacity at Eleanor Slater Hospital for people who can avoid jail by getting mental health treatment. Ruth Feder of the Mental Health Association of Rhode Island testified about the importance of these kinds of diversion programs. “Some of the people don’t belong at all
Don’t forget…
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Happy #GivingTuesday!
Celebrate this international day of giving with the Mental Health Association of Rhode Island and donate to help support our critical advocacy work. We owe much of our organization’s success to supporters like you, who help us spread the word about the need to: reduce the stigma of mental illness increase access to mental health
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