Reframing is being tested as a potentially viable way to address intractable conflict where sacred values are at issue. In memory of Johan Verhulst, MD.
Johan Verhulst, MD
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When our jails become our largest public mental health facilities, we definitely have a problem-a problem we created-in how we respond to serious mental illness.
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