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Compassion and Services for Homeless Mentally Ill People–Not ‘Lethal Injections’

Compassion and Services for Homeless Mentally Ill People–Not ‘Lethal Injections’

by Dr. Gary Morse | Sep 16, 2025 | Homelessness, Mental Health, Social-Political Issues, Uncategorized

Share this article:In a week rife with trauma and tragedy, the Fox and Friends news host Brian Kilmeade displayed both a lack of knowledge and an incredible void of  compassion when he recommended “involuntary lethal injection” for people who are homeless and mentally...
988 Crisis Workers–Invisible Heroes (& Even They Can Benefit from Burnout Prevention Too)!

988 Crisis Workers–Invisible Heroes (& Even They Can Benefit from Burnout Prevention Too)!

by Dr. Gary Morse | Jul 3, 2025 | Articles, Burnout, Mental Health

Share this article:Saving the life of another person is one of the most heroic acts. Frequently we hear news about the heroism of first responders—police, firemen, paramedics—who respond to a 911 call and save a person during a life-threatening emergency. Their work...
Meaning and Purpose: Antidotes to Burnout

Meaning and Purpose: Antidotes to Burnout

by Dr. Gary Morse | May 29, 2024 | Articles, Burnout, Happiness/Well-Being, Mental Health, Overcoming Burnout

Share this article:Learn in this fifth post in the Overcoming Burnout series how to rediscover a sense of meaning in your work to improve your well-being and stress hardiness.   A personal sense of meaning is one of the most important attitudes we can possess....
Longest Night Memorial – A Time to End Homelessness

Longest Night Memorial – A Time to End Homelessness

by Dr. Gary Morse | Dec 18, 2023 | Articles, Homelessness, Mental Health

Share this article:If you Google search “Longest Night” and are persistent enough, making your way past sites like a Netflix series about armed invaders trying to abduct a serial killer from a psychiatric prison, past a novel about a nuclear accident, past sites about...
Homelessness–What’s Changed?

Homelessness–What’s Changed?

by Dr. Gary Morse | Dec 15, 2023 | Articles, Homelessness, Mental Health, Social-Political Issues

Share this article:The University of California-San Francisco (UCSF) completed data collection in late 2022 in one of the largest studies conducted on homelessness in decades. The findings, released the following year, are important for public policy on health,...
Merry Christmas—And If You’re Sad, It’s Okay

Merry Christmas—And If You’re Sad, It’s Okay

by Dr. Gary Morse | Dec 20, 2022 | Articles, Dealing with loss, Happiness/Well-Being, Mental Health

Share this article:The world markets Christmas as a time of joy and good cheer. But you may not be feeling that way on the inside. Despite happy times at Christmas—past, present, and future—the holidays also bring millions of people unwelcome presents of sadness. The...
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