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Sera Davidow

Sera Davidow
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Tangible Intangibilities: Sera writes here to share her thoughts on how the language we choose and our apparent need to concretize the inherently complex is leading to violations of rights and humanity on a daily basis.

Recovery Porn: Tell Me Your Story, I’ll Tell You Your Value

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ASIST Suicide Prevention Training: “Safe” for Who?

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“Not all NAMIs!”: Why Even the Best Local NAMI Chapter is Still a Problem

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On Voice Hearing Simulations: Why They Should Be (Mostly) Banned

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The Language of Internalized Oppression

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55 Steps to Informed Consent

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Suicidal Tendencies, Part III: So, When Do I Get to Call the Cops?

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Dear Roseanne, The Blood is At Your Doorstep

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Suicidal Tendencies, Part II: The Real ‘Stigma’ of Suicide

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Painted Boxes: Death of an Activist

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So, You Still Say Trump is Crazy?

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Hearing Voices in the USA

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Killjoy: The Story of a Misguided ‘Mental Health’ Bot

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Back to Basics: What’s Wrong with NAMI

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Smash the Blue Lights: Autism Speaks is a ‘Danger to Self and Others’

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The Downfall of Peer Support: MHA & National Certification

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Dear Boston Globe, Part VI: Congratulations. Bad Things Happen.

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Trump and the Diagnosis Free-for-All

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Spoiling Split: Hollywood’s Latest Run at ‘Alternative Facts’ 

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Dear Boston Globe, Part V: Thanks for Nothing

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Dear Boston Globe, Part IV: A Taste of Your Own Medicine

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Dear Boston Globe, Part III: We Came. We Protested. You Still Didn’t Listen.

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Dear Boston Globe, Part II: You Forgot the Facts

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Dear Boston Globe: You Are the Failure You Describe

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No, It’s Not Because He Was ‘Mentally Ill’: Why Tragedy Struck in Orlando

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