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SAMHSA Newsletter on Substance Abuse and Mental Health | SAMHSA News, Fall 2012

SAMHSA Newsletter on Substance Abuse and Mental Health | SAMHSA News, Fall 2012

Fall 2012, Volume 20, Number 3
Preventing Suicide Across the Nation: Jordan Burnham Shares His Story of Suicide Survival to Help Others

Suicide Prevention: A National Priority

At age 16, Jordan Burnham was a popular high school student, always smiling and laughing. Being diagnosed with depression came as a surprise, as he had become an expert in hiding his feelings. Read more.
Also In This Issue
With Peer Support, Recovery is Possible

With Peer Support, Recovery is Possible

When Lauren Spiro was 16 years old, doctors told her she had chronic schizophrenia and would never recover.
Read more.
SAMHSA Responds to Recent Disasters

SAMHSA Responds to Recent Disasters

Hurricanes, wildfires, tornados, earthquakes, floods, and severe drought. The United States has recently experienced all of these.
Read more.
Behavioral Health Benefits: New Access and Challenge

Behavioral Health Benefits: New Access and Challenges

Beginning on January 1, 2014, the estimated 11 million uninsured people with mental and substance use disorders will have access to health insurance coverage.
Read more.
Tobacco Sales to Youth Lowest Ever

Tobacco Sales to Youth Lowest Ever

The United States continues to gain ground in its battle against tobacco sales to youth under age 18, as a new report shows the average national retailer violation rate has reached an all-time low.
Read more.
New CHMS Director

New CHMS Director

Paolo del Vecchio, M.S.W., has been selected to serve as the next Director of SAMHSA’s Center for Mental Health Services (CMHS).
Read more.

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