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To perform your best and to keep job burnout at bay, mental health service providers of all types need support. Psychiatrists, psychiatry residents, clinical social workers, psychologists, nurses, and others can utilize the Center’s resources to engage in ongoing professional opportunities. Find out how to use leading-edge tools that enhance your work. Network with related professionals to share challenges, encouragement, knowledge, and real-life tips. And figure out how to advocate for clients’ rights, so you can make a significant difference in the lives of those you treat.

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People pretend to be ill just to get disability and to get out of working.

Applying for disability (SSI) is a fairly daunting bureaucratic process, and one that is often unsuccessful on the first try, even for people with a clear disability. Most people would agree that the amount they get when on SSI, $674/month, is not enough to support more than a very meager existence.