Stigma Monster in Mental Health Debate Guides Frederick View
Norine Haas argues stigma harms all with mental illness while advocating a Maryland plan to repatriate children from out-of-state placements to a 209 acre residential center near Jefferson. She cites politics around James Miller and Oliver North and urges treatment, awareness, and restoring dignity for affected families.
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Virginia
James O. Miller
Oliver North
Frederick County
Jefferson
Maryland
State Mental Hygiene Administration
Maryland Mental Health Association
Jim Miller
Ollie North
Jorine Haas
The
Mental Health Association of
Live 24 7 helpline options from the Mental Health Association
The Mental Health Association provides a live voice line 24 hours a day with no general voicemail. An after hours message exists only for the child care referral service. The listing covers multiple programs and hotlines in Frederick County Maryland including Youth Crisis Hotline and Suicide prevention resources.
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The
Mental Health Association
Death by own action is not the answer call for help today
A public health message links springtime depression to suicide risk in Frederick County. It cites hotline activity in March and April, notes 22 county deaths in 1993, and reports 39 seriously considering death by own action among 133 psychiatric visits in March 1994. It urges contacting local hotlines 662-2255 or 663-0011 or 1-800-422-0009 for help and emphasizes gun control.
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Frederick County
Crisis Management Service
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Maryland
Examiner
Susan J. Blumenthal
National Institute of Mental Health
The
Mental Health Association
Lake Linganore faces renewed governance clash
Kathryn Streletzky reports that Frank Ellis and the Brosius brothers, founders of Lake Linganore, seek to regain control of the Lake Linganore Association. They push a road resurfacing plan funded by members, while the current board opposes their move and fears a repeat of past financial abuses. Streletzky notes the community must unite to resist divisive tactics.
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Lake Linganore
Bill
Lou Brosius
Lake Singanore Association
Brosiuses
Frederick County
Pinehurst
Rollins
Frank Ellis
Brosius Brothers
Lake Linganore Association
Lake Singapore
Ellis
Linganore
Singanore
Brasiuses
Dawn S Onley Witnessing South Africa's civil rights milestones
Dawn S Onley describes a two week visit to South Africa during its volatile post apartheid era. She reflects on poverty among blacks, shared history with the U.S. civil rights movement, and the path to Mandela's presidency, connecting personal awakening with broader struggles for human rights.
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South Africa
Cape
Africa
Atlantic Ocean
America
Washington
Martin Luther King
Malcolm X
United States
Dr. King
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LLA Board of Directors
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Dawn S. Onley
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