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Schizophrenia in Minoritized Communities (Ep. 115)

Guest: Regina Graham, MD (she/her)Medical Director of Early Psychosis Programs,Health Sciences Clinical ProfessorUC Davis School of MedicineAccording to the

April 23, 2025 • Season 5 • Episode 15 • 54:25

Boundaries..or Abandonment? And Other Questions from 3 Moms Fans (Ep. 114)

Letters…we get letters…well, actually emails, comments, and messages. In this episode we do our best to respond with perspective, information and resources.Please know that we are not doctors, cannot prescribe medication...

March 26, 2025 • Season 5 • Episode 14 • 45:40

Loving Someone with Mental Illness: Skills, Hope, and Strength (Ep. 113)

Actionable strategies for these family members and friends who give so much but whose needs and sacrifices are often unappreciated. Written by clinical psychologist Dr. Michelle Sherman and her mother, DeAnne Sherman, an advocate and educato...

February 26, 2025 • Season 5 • Episode 13 • 53:13

Catch it Early: What Doctors and Practitioners Miss About Mental Illness (Ep. 112)

Guests:  Robert C. Smith, MD and  Vinod Srihari, MD, Every day, millions of Americans face untreated mental health challenges—and too often, their first point of contact is a medical doctor unequipped to...

February 05, 2025 • Season 5 • Episode 12 • 1:05:30

Sane and Sober: Everyone Deserves to Recover (Ep. 111) - Guest, Eric J Dias

Eric J Dias is no stranger to the struggles people with addiction and severe mental illness experience. He has lived with schizoaffective disorder since he was a teenager. Eric has been a tireless advocate for people with SMI and their famil...

January 15, 2025 • Season 5 • Episode 11 • 50:14

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Dear 3 moms ! Thank your for your informative and thought podcast. I particularly enjoyed learning about Brian Stettin’s efforts in NYC. A librarian at the New York Public Library, I work with SMI patrons in the daily basis. I have invited Brian and another policy expert, Stephen Eide to discuss the issue of “ involuntary” commitment in New York. I find it incredibly hard to convince management and my coworkers to even discuss this issue. Multiple people accused me of “marginalizing” homeless and “ disrespecting “ SMI sufferers. Few understand the difference between mental health and SMI. I have suggested the library buys your books. I am a chocked we don't have them . If possible , please spread the news about this upcoming program. Thank you for everything you go on behalf of schizophrenia sufferers. Marianna Vertsman

Woodside, New York

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