TMHA Reading Room

The following reading selections are recommend. TMHA does not necessarily endorse all points of view presented. Our goal is to provide a diverse cross-section of current thought and research in the mental health arena in order to inform and educate, as well as stimulate discussion. We will continue updating this page, so visit often!

Mental Health Wellness and Recovery

Dr. Mark Ragin's Writings (note: please scroll down this page to view the reading selections)

Medication Information

Study finds medication of little help to patients with mild, moderate depression
Only people with severe depression benefit from antidepressants, says research published in the Journal of the American Medical Assn. Others do better with nonmedical approaches.

Family and Friends

Glenn Close's Aha! Moment
She always understood the power of words—but never more so than when she began speaking out about mental illness in her own family.

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