Objective People with mental illnesses are understood to be overrepresented in the US
criminal justice system, and accurate prevalence estimates in corrections settings are crucial …

Individuals with mental illness receive harsh stigmatization, resulting in decreased life
opportunities and a loss of independent functioning over and above the impairments related …

Background Although the 1990s saw enormous change in the mental health care system in
the United States, little is known about changes in the prevalence or rate of treatment of …

The recovery movement, which broadly recognizes the ability of people with mental
illnesses to participate in the mainstream of society, stems from a confluence of factors …

Despite significant advances in treatment, stigma and discrimination toward persons with
mental illness and drug addiction have remained constant in past decades. Prior work …

ContextLittle is known about trends in suicidal ideation, plans, gestures, or attempts or about
their treatment. Such data are needed to guide and evaluate policies to reduce suicide …

Medication treatment (MT) is one of the few evidence-based strategies proposed to combat
the current opioid epidemic. We examined national trends and correlates of offering MT in …

Even with great advances in behavioral health policy in the last decade, the problems of
mental illness and addiction persist in the United States—so more needs to be done. In this …

Recent mass shootings by persons seemingly afflicted with serious mental illness (SMI)
have received extensive news media coverage and prompted national dialogue about the …

Background: Depression is associated with immense suffering and costs, and many patients
receive inadequate care, often because of the limited availability of treatment. Web-based …