
A Name and a Face
Mental illness, homelessness, and a family’s years-long search for their lost brother
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Mental illness, homelessness, and a family’s years-long search for their lost brother
It seems I’m always trying to forge belonging, or fielding a gulf between myself and the community I grew up with. I feel deeply disconnected from my childhood friends and peers, cultural background, and family. My home base. My roots.
Supporting healing for veterans navigating the transition to post-service life.
The shift away from saying “committing suicide” goes beyond semantics.
Since there’s no cure, those affected must work to manage their symptoms. An innovative hospital program takes an interdisciplinary approach encompassing physical, cognitive, and psychosocial care.
Dil Ba Dil (heart to heart) is one of several support programs for newcomers. It is part of ABRAR Trauma and Mental Health’s approach to complex and culturally informed care.
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