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SHAREHOUSE When the need is now: ShareHouse, Inc. provides walk-in days
By Meghan Feir Weve all been through it waiting weeks or months for an appointment. Frustration builds and the immediate help you or your loved one direly needs is put on hold. As t...
Posted on 4/23/13 at 9:25 AM
MUSIC MOVES Hooooooold on.......
This week began like any other week (or any other week in North Dakota, at least): Sunday took us into what looked like it might be a snow day, but we forged ahead safely into programming at the Schoo...
Posted on 4/18/13 at 6:56 PM
THE NEW FORTY START SHRIEKING!
Some days I feel as if I am in the middle of a crowded room shrieking insanely but no one hears me. No one looks at me. No one stops what they are doing. It is as if I am invisible. I don't understan...
Posted on 3/17/13 at 9:39 AM
RURAL REFLECTIONS A Perfect World
It seems that the start of each new year begins with a drop-shipment of brand new problems, this year is no different. I think many people will see these problems as humanities' imperfections that mus...
Posted on 12/30/12 at 7:41 AM
BEST FRIENDS ND Alternatives for Native American Youth
New Groups Emerge with Alternatives for Native American Youth WRITTEN BYANNE EIGEMAN CREATED ONMONDAY, 15 OCTOBER 2012 14:09 October 10, 2012;Source:Open Channel on NBC News In a concluding segm...
Posted on 10/30/12 at 9:27 AM
Participation soarng in mental health first aid classes 
A new kind of first aid class is soaring in participation across Minnesota and the nation, as tens of thousands of people seek training in how to help people with mental illness and perhaps slow the incidence of shootings in public places.
By Dan Kraker , June 04, 2013
Evaluating mental health of crime suspects a tough task
Legislators in Minnesota and around the country have responded to recent mass shootings by passing laws designed to keep guns out of the hands of people who have mental illnesses and may be dangerous.
By Brandt Williams , May 30, 2013
State report questions management of psychiatric facilities
Hundreds of people in Minnesota with mental illness remain stuck in state-run psychiatric facilities for months or years after they are ready to leave, according to a report released today by the state Office of the Legislative Auditor.
By Madeleine Baran , March 02, 2013
Siblings discover dad's Scout abuse, remember own
On opposite sides of the world, the brother and sister sat transfixed before their computers, reading a stranger's account of long-ago secrets and deeply buried sins. The memo was just four pages long, about an incident in 1963 at a Boy Scout camp in New Jersey. A Scout executive had gotten drunk during an overnight outing, then was discovered gambling with a group of boys. But there was more.
By Nigel Duara , February 17, 2013
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Training helps Minnesota prison guards cope with mentally ill inmates
The Minnesota Department of Corrections is providing the voluntary training, recognizing that correctional officers have long been on the front lines in the response to mental illness.
By Rupa Shenoy , February 12, 2013
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Fargo news anchor starts foundation to support mental health
Stephanie Goetz says it honors the older brother she lost to suicide in 2002.
By Ryan Johnson , February 12, 2013
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ND lags in reporting mental health cases to federal gun dealer database
North Dakota ranked near the bottom in an evaluation of how well states are doing at matching mental health records with a federal database used for background checks by gun dealers.
By Patrick Springer , January 18, 2013
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Fargo VA gets $8.5 million to expand mental health services
The Fargo Veterans Affairs Health Care System will get $8.5 million in federal funding in fiscal year 2013 to expand mental health services to Fargo-area veterans.
By Helmut Schmidt , January 12, 2013
For families dealing with loss, the holidays can present a challenge
This time of year can be very difficult for people who’ve lost loved ones, said Luke Klefstad, licensed professional counselor and regional director of the Village Family Service Center in Grand Forks. With sudden loss such as suicide, accident or any sudden death “emotions may be overwhelming and intense,” he said. In the aftermath, it’s natural to have feelings of shock, anger, depression and sadness.
By Pamela Knudson , December 24, 2012
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School Shootings: Predicting who's at risk for violence isn't easy
It happened after Columbine, Virginia Tech, Aurora, Colo., and now Sandy Hook: People figure there surely were signs of impending violence. But experts say predicting who will be the next mass shooter is virtually impossible — partly because as commonplace as these calamities seem, they are relatively rare crimes.
By Associated Press , December 22, 2012
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