The most exciting exchange erupting on Twitter last week wasn’t about Kony 2012. Or Nandito Ako. It was about NNT — number needed to treat.
An opinion piece, borne of personal experience and a decade of mental health reporting, arguing in favor of many proposed changes to the DSM-5 that would allow early intervention for common mental disorders.
We would like to once again thank our speakers for their heartfelt conversation.
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"So as you make that withdrawal from that lifestyle, there's going to be backsliding, there's going to need to be s… https://t.co/U2P7m9XYus
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"One of the things that we've really looked at, particularly with individuals & mostly men in this case who have a… https://t.co/Q9a5ov5QJM
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"Part of my role there now as a senior director of strategy is to really look at how we can anchor safety with comm… https://t.co/QNiyceKzh8
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"But in my opinion, they have historically fallen a little short of that goal area and have had an over reliance on… https://t.co/1flBobte6I
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"1 of the principles of the @NNSCommunities has always been to build communities capacity to provide safety for themselves," Cotton said.
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@APTPaction @JusticeTeamsNet Sasha Cotton also works in the restorative justice space through @NNSCommunities, whic… https://t.co/Gj4pTQvdnf
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Brook's experience led her to working w/impacted communities and families to rapidly respond to police violence & r… https://t.co/ab946s2NBv
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"That is the case for so many Black & brown & indigenous & poor women across this country. We just don't call anyon… https://t.co/n2bGBTmomJ
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"What I learned from that experience was there was no one to call from for help," Brooks said. So I stopped & I end… https://t.co/PLyY056uo1
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