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…a man who’s been diagnosed with schizophrenia2) Jean Dentinger: Program supervisor for the involuntary commitment unit of Multnomah County’s mental health and addiction services division3) RoAnna Savage: Daughter of a…

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…often about manners ( e.g .), or history, or protocol, or even just frustration. Sometimes it’s about maturity and gravitas and mental health and sometimes it’s just about childish behavior….

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…are the right to be free from violence by other prisoners or guards, the right to adequate medical care, adequate mental health care and the right — to an extent…

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…children because their parents struggle with drug and alcohol abuse, incarceration, HIV/AIDS, mental illness, domestic violence, divorce, unemployment or military deployment,” notes Deborah Letourneau, Program Coordinator for Washington County’s Family…

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…to me, is that so few Oregon attorneys blog. Blogging is a good way to stretch those writing muscles, not to mention those legal analysis mental sinews. I always…

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