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Local programs aim to break isolation for residents with mental illness – Metro Philadelphia

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By Mark Salzer
| Metro Philadelphia
Do you remember the COVID-19 shutdowns? Many Americans could no longer do the activities they enjoyed once businesses, schools, churches, gyms and community organizations shut their doors. Even spending time with friends and family became nearly impossible. Now imagine living that kind of isolation all the time. For millions of Americans with serious mental health conditions, being unable to engage in meaningful activities is not just a temporary crisis – it’s daily life.
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Philadelphians with mental illness want to work, pray, date and socialize just like everyone else - here’s how creating more inclusive communities is good for public health | The Conversation | idahopress.com

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By Mark Salzer
| Idaho Press
(The Conversation is an independent and nonprofit source of news, analysis and commentary from academic experts.) (THE CONVERSATION) Do you remember the COVID-19 shutdowns? Many Americans could no longer do the activities they enjoyed once businesses, schools, churches, gyms and community organizations shut their doors. Even spending time with friends and family became nearly impossible. Now imagine living that kind of isolation all the time.
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Tolerance.ca® - Philadelphians with mental illness want to work, pray, date and socialize just like everyone else - here’s how creating more inclusive communities is good for public health

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By Mark Salzer
| Tolerance Canada
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