From The Dalles Chronicle, April 30, 2013 For awhile he thought he was a grizzly bear. Recently, a sore on his back caused him to first think his spine had disappeared, and then that his mother had stabbed him. These are just some of the delusions of a local man, “Stewart ,” who began exhibiting […]
By Carla Castano, KOIN News, April 29, 2013 A counseling clinic that already relocated once because of neighborhood concerns is getting backlash from residents in its new location and called the police over a few issues. READ – Sex offender treatment clinic lands an office after two-month search Whole Systems Clinic and Consultation recently moved […]
Kendra James 10 Years Later Memorial Vigil To Remember Woman Slain by Police in 2003 Sunday, May 5, 2013, 5:00 PM 931 N Skidmore On Sunday, May 5, the Albina Ministerial Alliance Coalition for Justice and Police Reform will lead a memorial vigil for Kendra James, the young woman killed by Officer Scott McCollister exactly […]
News release from the Associated Press, March 7, 2013 The Associated Press today added an entry on mental illness to the AP Stylebook. “It is the right time to address how journalists handle questions of mental illness in coverage,” said AP Senior Vice President and Executive Editor Kathleen Carroll. “This isn’t only a question of […]
By Bruce Horovitz, USA Today, April 12, 2013 McDonald’s is not lovin’ it. Following consumer complaints, a regional ad for its Big Mac that parodies mental illness — featuring a familiar photo of a woman who appears to be crying with her head in her hand — has been yanked by the fast-food giant from […]
By Maxine Bernstein, The Oregonian, April 26, 2013 Almost 15 years after he fatally shot his parents and then went on a shooting rampage at Thurston High School, Kipland P. Kinkel is asking a state judge to throw out his nearly 112-year sentence based on a landmark ruling last summer by the U.S. Supreme Court. […]
By Kathy Aney, East Oregonian, April 27, 2013 The article is the fourth in a series on mental health. In recent days, the East Oregonian has written about state plans to close Blue Mountain Recovery Center in January and local efforts to save the mental hospital from extinction. This story is a look at how […]
By the Associated Press on AZCentral.com, April 26, 2013 An Oregon police officer fired for driving drunk in an unmarked police car while off-duty has filed a $6 million lawsuit against the city, the police chief and others, alleging his rights were violated under the Americans with Disabilities Act. The lawsuit filed in Portland says […]
By Kristian Foden-Vencil, KERA News, April 26, 2013 There are hundreds, if not thousands, of ways to track the health of a population: the average blood pressure, the rate of mental illness and the average weight. Epidemiologists have been collecting these data for years, but now, in Oregon, there is cold, hard cash riding on […]
By Andrea Damewood, Willamette Week, April 26, 2013 An engineer at Adventist Medical Center filed a claim for damages against the city of Portland, saying his SUV was hit with bullets as the police fired upon and killed federal fugitive Merle M. Hatch in February. Kevin House says his wife, Karen, who also works at […]
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