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Rep Murphy has put forth a bill in Congress called the Helping Families in Mental Health Crisis Act of 2013. It has many supporters and detractors and has generated an opposing Bill put forth by Rep Barber. Bridgeross authors can provide context.

Pearl Goodman, author of, Peril From Jackboots Jack Benny, will be addressing other children of Holocaust survivors in a talk sponsored by the United States Holocaust Memorial Museum

Sakeenah Francis and her daughter Anika, the authors of Love's All That Makes Sense, A Mother Daughter Memoir will be the keynote speakers at Recovery Resources on May 1, 2014

The mental health community is now more divided than ever with considerable opposition to the biomedical model of illness. This report explores the polarization that threatens the right to be well for people suffering with serious mental illness.

Bridgeross Authors of Love's All That Makes Sense: A Mother Daughter Memoir and When Quietness Came: A Neuroscientist's Personal Journey with Schizophrenia will speak about their experiences at three upcoming meetings.

As does the publisher. Three of the Bridgeross books have been listed as among the top books on schizophrenia by US psychiatrist, E Fuller Torrey, in his latest edition of the classic Understanding Schizophrenia A Manual For Families.

Bridgeross specializes in and has available a series of books and videos that explore this disease from a number of different perspectives - that of sufferers, a parent, a spouse and a child. And the authors are available for presentations.

Holocaust Education Week 2013 will in part explore generational narratives about the Holocaust’s effect on the next generations. Pearl Goodman will be presenting two talks on her memoir, Peril, about growing up as a child of survivors in Toronto.

Holocaust Education Week 2013 will in part explore generational narratives about the Holocaust’s effect on the next generations. Pearl Goodman will be presenting two talks on her memoir, Peril, about growing up as a child of survivors in Toronto.

Sakeenah and Anika Francis, authors of All That Makes Sense, will be giving psychiatrists at the American Academy of Child and Adolescent Psychiatry Conference in Orlando a peek into the reality of schizophrenia and its impact on the family.