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1	TREATMENT ADVOCACY CENTER APPLAUDS PENNSYLVANIA FOR MENTAL HEALTH REFORMS
2	RESEARCH WEEKLY: June 2018 Research Roundup
3	RESEARCH WEEKLY: March 2018 Research Roundup, Pennsylvania Edition
4	RESEARCH WEEKLY: READY to Stop a Revolving Door
5	Priorities for 2017
6	18 Months Too Long to Wait for #aBedInstead
7	Waiting in a Cell for Treatment
8	Fix Pennsylvania’s Commitment Law – guest commentary
9	Another ACLU Settlement, but Confinement Still Possible for People with Mental Illness
10	ACLU Settles Suit against Pennsylvania for Long Bed Waits
11	Solutions to Reduce the Criminalization of Mental Illness in Pennsylvania
12	“From Patients to Prisoners” Gives Voice to Mentally Ill in Pennsylvania
13	“My Son is Living a Subhuman Existence” – personally speaking
14	“Laws Should Listen to Loved Ones,” Mother Says
15	Jails and Prisons Must Not Adjust to Mental Illness
16	Maybe Not a Normal Life, But a Good Life
17	My Son Refused to Believe He Was Sick– personally speaking
18	A “Dickensian Nightmare” of Prison Isolation to be Reduced
19	After Parity, No Upswing in Use of Mental Health Services
20	Cruel and Ineffective, Not Unusual
21	“I Don’t Know Why It Has to Be So Hard”
22	A Preventable Tragedy Near Pittsburgh
23	Pennsylvania
24	Pennsylvania

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1. TREATMENT ADVOCACY CENTER APPLAUDS PENNSYLVANIA FOR MENTAL HEALTH REFORMS
2. RESEARCH WEEKLY: June 2018 Research Roundup
3. RESEARCH WEEKLY: March 2018 Research Roundup, Pennsylvania Edition
4. RESEARCH WEEKLY: READY to Stop a Revolving Door
5. Priorities for 2017
6. 18 Months Too Long to Wait for #aBedInstead
7. Waiting in a Cell for Treatment
8. Fix Pennsylvania’s Commitment Law – guest commentary
9. Another ACLU Settlement, but Confinement Still Possible for People with Mental Illness
10. ACLU Settles Suit against Pennsylvania for Long Bed Waits
11. Solutions to Reduce the Criminalization of Mental Illness in Pennsylvania
12. “From Patients to Prisoners” Gives Voice to Mentally Ill in Pennsylvania
13. “My Son is Living a Subhuman Existence” – personally speaking
14. “Laws Should Listen to Loved Ones,” Mother Says
15. Jails and Prisons Must Not Adjust to Mental Illness
16. Maybe Not a Normal Life, But a Good Life
17. My Son Refused to Believe He Was Sick– personally speaking
18. A “Dickensian Nightmare” of Prison Isolation to be Reduced
19. After Parity, No Upswing in Use of Mental Health Services
20. Cruel and Ineffective, Not Unusual
21. “I Don’t Know Why It Has to Be So Hard”
22. A Preventable Tragedy Near Pittsburgh
23. Pennsylvania
24. Pennsylvania

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