Our Vision: Every person with schizophrenia or a related disorder (mental illness involving psychosis) achieves recovery and a full life in a compassionate community free of stigma and discrimination.
Our Objectives:
- Promote hope and recovery for persons with schizophrenia and related disorders
- Eliminate the stigma and myths about schizophrenia
- Raise awareness so that early diagnosis and treatment increase the chance for recovery
- Ensure that consumer-driven and recovery-oriented services are fully accessible
Listen to the Columbus Public Radio spot on schizophrenia.
The guests on the program were Todd Wessel (author of the book "The One And Only" about his great uncle and legendary football player Chic Harley who suffered from Schizophrenia), Kathryn Burns M.D. the medical director for ADAMH of Franklin County, and Darrell H. Click on the link above and scroll down to find the program. It lasts about one hour.
This is a fantastic program representing the various perspectives and extraordinary and unique challenges facing all impacted by severe mental illness. SARDAA has contacted the campaign in a request to join their quest to educate. We have requested authorization to link with their website, as well. If anyone would like to use the program to show others and open a discussion, they will help you. Can't find a local Schizophrenics Anonymous
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