Episode 6: What Gives You The Right
Today we’re going to get right to the heart of the biggest controversy in the treatment of people with severe mental illness: involuntary treatment, and what gives another person the right to intervene when their loved one is not willing to seek or accept treatment.
This, more than any other issue…
Episode 7: The Two Olmsteads
Today we are talking about the Two Olmstead's - a conversation about community. What is it? Some communities are easy to pinpoint, like a business community defined by trade. Others, a little less so, like church community defined by denomination. Even less than that, online communities defined by …
Ambiguous Loss - Living with grief caused by SMI (guest: Jerri Clark) (Ep. 85)
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We’re delighted to welcome a return guest, Jerri Clark.
Jerri first joined us on Episode 32, “Channeling Grief and Anger into Advocacy and Acceptance”, and is now working with TAC (Treatment Advocacy Center-…
Episode 680: Let’s throw a Dahlia Festival with Lisa Dailey of Cultivation, a Slow Flowers member and horticulture consultant based in Highland, North Carolina
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Like me, so many of our Slow Flowers practitioners have careers rooted in horticulture. And today’s guest, Lisa Dailey of Highlands, North Carolina-based Cultivation, shares how she brings Slow Flowers to her community by melding landscape and cu…
What People Get Wrong About Anosognosia - Dr. Xavier Amador
Anosognosia, also called lack of insight, is a biological condition that prevents some people with severe mental illness (SMI) from knowing that they are experiencing symptoms of a brain disorder. Anosognosia is thought to be the most common reason for not seeking or maintaining treatment for peop…
POLITICAL PRISONER: MICHAEL HAYES?
The State claimed a gunman who killed four people and wounded five others wasn't insane... but after a jury found Michael Hayes NOT GUILTY by reason of insanity... the State changed its position and spent the next 22 years arguing Hayes was insane.
How North Carolina kept Hayes locked away in a me…
Grounding School Culture in Student Voice: A Conversation With Dr. Lisa Dailey
Host Dominique Johnson-Lindsay sits down with Dr. Lisa Dailey, an Oregon middle school principal with 17 years in education, to explore what it really takes to support students during the most overlooked years in K–12. Dr. Dailey shares her path from math teacher to school leader, her doctoral rese…
Write What You Love, with Lisa Dailey
Lisa Dailey had a sideways entry into writing fiction, and she’s been having a ball ever since. Don’t miss this super fun interview!
Lisa Daily is one of the top nonfiction and self-help book coaches in the US, coaching everyone from first-time writers to 7-figure authors. She's a USA Today bestse…
Episode 64 - Supporting Every Child: How School Choice Helped Lisa Dailey’s Family Thrive
In this episode of Education Matters, Indianapolis mom and educator Lisa Dailey shares how school choice transformed her daughter Maeve’s educational experience. Frustrated by a lack of support for Maeve—who has autism and ADHD—in public school, Lisa used Indiana’s school choice program to find a p…
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