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Tag Archives: involuntary commitment
Positive Things Can Come From Amanda Bynes’s Extended Hospital Stay
When I read an article by ABC News that Amanda would be required to stay at the psychiatric hospital for another two weeks, I was relieved and am really hoping that good things can come from this. I wrote a blog … Continue reading
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Tagged adhd, admitted for two more weeks, amanda bynes, autism/aspergers, bipolar disorder, borderline personality disorder, Brandon Marshall, BringChange2Mind, bynes, Demi Lovato, drug addictions, eating disorders, glenn close, involuntary commitment, mental health, mental health on pinterest, OCD, Patrick Kennedy, psychiatric hospital, PTSD, schizophrenia
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My Opinion on Involuntary Commitment and Conservatorships (For example, Amanda Bynes)
This is not just a problem regarding Amanda Bynes and her parents. (Info on her parent’s fight) It is not just a problem that Britney Spears and Lindsay Lohan’s parents faced. It is an ongoing problem for many people with … Continue reading
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Tagged Adam Lanza, amanda bynes, amanda bynes and involuntary commitment, amanda bynes and mental illness, baker act, britney spears, broken mental health system, carrie fisher, Carrie Underwood, catherine zeta-jones, Cavan Ace, Conservatorship, Conservatorships, Demi Lovato, Glenn Close's nephew and sister, involuntary commitment, Jesse Jackson, Jewel, lindsay lohan, mental health system, mental illness, newtown, Patrick Kennedy, patty duke, Philip Green, Rick and Lynn Bynes, Royce White, stigma, stigma regarding mental illness, Tessa Bonhomme, tragedy, Willard Scott
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