Comments on: Teachers, Teens and Mental Health http://www.katemclaughlin.net/2008/11/11/teachers-teens-and-mental-health/ writer, speaker & mental health advocate Thu, 09 Sep 2010 10:01:39 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.6 By: Patricia http://www.katemclaughlin.net/2008/11/11/teachers-teens-and-mental-health/#comment-56 Patricia Thu, 13 Nov 2008 12:01:37 +0000 http://www.katemclaughlin.net/?p=1561#comment-56 "Mommy, I am still in here" and http://www.katemclaughlin.net/ have added amazing insight into my own family. It is also notable that given the enlightenment of science, that enlightenment has not translated into good clinical/medical care or society’s compassion for most people that have issues, but just cannot put there finger on what those issues may be. I checked out "Mommy, I am still in here" through inter-library loan. It was an excellent example of the chaos/unsettling felling that exists in our home, or for that matter any home, when anxieties and/or depressions hit there peaks and toughs. Fortunately, our home has not experienced the same dramatic events as this family did...but the chaos of the unknown is still there… as is my love and acceptance of the challenges of our life. God’s intervention in placing us where we live, at this time and this place, with the opportunities and blessings that we engage and good fortune of finally finding some of the best practitioners and supportive friends has blessed our lives with great potential. “Mommy, I am still in here” and http://www.katemclaughlin.net/ have added amazing insight into my own family. It is also notable that given the enlightenment of science, that enlightenment has not translated into good clinical/medical care or society’s compassion for most people that have issues, but just cannot put there finger on what those issues may be.

I checked out “Mommy, I am still in here” through inter-library loan. It was an excellent example of the chaos/unsettling felling that exists in our home, or for that matter any home, when anxieties and/or depressions hit there peaks and toughs. Fortunately, our home has not experienced the same dramatic events as this family did…but the chaos of the unknown is still there… as is my love and acceptance of the challenges of our life.

God’s intervention in placing us where we live, at this time and this place, with the opportunities and blessings that we engage and good fortune of finally finding some of the best practitioners and supportive friends has blessed our lives with great potential.

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