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Last Updated: 8/6/2007



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Making it Sane: The Story of a Nonprofit Operated by People with Mental Illness
Making it Sane: The Story of a Nonprofit Operated by People with Mental Illness is a 27-minute documentary film created by a community psychologist, Louis Brown, to supplement the public awareness efforts of consumer-run organizations across Kansas.

The arts-reaching hearts and minds to counter discrimination associated with mental illnesses
An electronic publication discussing how art can be a powerful force in correcting the misperception that people who have mental illnesses lack the same interests and abilities as everyone else.

Reaching across with the arts: A self-help manual for mental health consumers
Reaching Across with the Arts is a resource guide and manual to be used by mental health consumers to explain how to create self-help arts programs and activities as well as how to use creativity in their everyday lives.

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