What is Not Working in Mental Health Systems and Other Organizations
Producer
Description
Marj Berthold has a discussion with regular guests about the organizations and systems surrounding people with perceived mental illness and what is not working with those systems and organizations.Programs in this Series
Marj Berthold is joined by Meghan O'Rourke to discuss the issues in mental health care.
To learn more about Marj, watch her 2009 documentary Tremors in The System: The Help You Need vs The Help You Get. Watch the documentary here:...
Marj Berthold continues her series of programs on What is Not Working in the Vermont Mental Health System. In this episode, she interviews the new Executive Director of Disability Rights Vermont, Lindsey Owen.
To learn more about Marj, watch her...
Marj Berthold continues her series of programs on "What is Not Working in the Vermont Mental Health System." In this episode, she gives a statement about her experiences with the staff at senior housing facilities and her thoughts and...
Marj Berthold continues her series of programs on "What is Not Working in the Vermont Mental Health System." In this episode, she gives a statement about her experiences with the staff at senior housing facilities and her thoughts and...
Marj Berthold talks about her experiences with the Vermont Mental Health System and interviews VT Speaker of the House, Mitzi Johnson. To learn more about Marj watch: Tremors in The System; The Help You Need vs The Help You Get 01/01/2009
Marj Berthold talks about her experiences with the Vermont Mental Health System. Marj interviews Chittenden County State Senator Tim Ashe. To learn more about Marj watch: Tremors in The System; The Help You Need vs The Help You Get 01/01/...
Marj Berthold continues her series of programs on "What is Not Working in the Vermont Mental Health System." In this episode she gives a statement about her experience in her housing. To learn more about Marj watch: Tremors in The...
Marj Berthold continues her series of programs on "What is Not Working in the Vermont Mental Health System." In this episode she gives a statement on setting limits. To learn more about Marj watch: Tremors in The System; The Help You...
Marj Berthold continues her series of programs on "What is Not Working in the Vermont Mental Health System." In this episode she shares her wisdom and experience with Mental Health Systems, in preperation for a possible workshop at the...
Marj Berthold continues her series of programs on "What is Not Working in the Vermont Mental Health System." In this episode she shares her wisdom and experience with Mental Health Systems, in preperation for a possible workshop at the...
Marj Berthold continues her series of programs on "What is Not Working in the Vermont Mental Health System." This interview is with Burlington Police Chief Brandon del Pozo. To learn more about Marj watch: Tremors in The System; The...
Marj Berthold continues her series of programs on "What is Not Working in the Vermont Mental Health System." This interview is with Bill Stewart, Treasurer of NARPA. To learn more about Marj watch: Tremors in The System; The Help You...
Marj Berthold continues her series of programs on "What is Not Working in the Vermont Mental Health System." Interview with Common Good coordinator Shelagh Cooley. To learn more about Marj watch: Tremors in The System; The Help You...
Marj Berthold continues her series of programs on "What is Not Working in the Vermont Mental Health System." Interview with VT Commissioner of Mental Health, Paul Dupre.To learn more about Marj watch: Tremors in The System; The Help...
Marj Berthold talks about her experiences with the Vermont Mental Health System with Sarah Knutson, Mental Diversity Consultant.
To learn more about Marj watch: Tremors in The System; The Help You Need vs The Help You Get 01/01/2009
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