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Taschenbuch. Condition: Neu. Neuware - Navigating the mental health system in America can feel overwhelming, isolating, and often impossible-especially when you're fighting for a loved one. In No One Told Me, a mother shares hard-won insights from the front lines of advocacy, caregiving, and crisis response. With honesty, urgency, and hope, this mini book explores why the system isn't 'broken'-it was never truly built to support healing.This guide offers an unflinching look at the history and reality of our nation's mental health care, the criminalization of mental illness, and the daily challenges families face when seeking treatment, housing, and long-term care. More importantly, it shines a light on what is possible. Change is not only needed-it is happening. And families can be part of the movement.Whether you're a parent, caregiver, advocate, or ally, this book will equip you with: - A foundational understanding of why the system fails families-and how to reframe the narrative.- Encouragement to take small, meaningful steps that lead to lasting change.- A roadmap to get involved in policy, advocacy, and public education.- Stories of resilience, connection, and transformation.No One Told Me reminds us that we are not alone-and that together, we can create something better. Because change is possible. And it starts with us.Kimberly A. Bowman is a nonprofit executive, public policy strategist, and fierce mental health advocate with over 20 years of leadership at the intersection of behavioral health and justice. As the mother of an adult son with a severe mental illness, she brings both professional expertise and lived experience to her work. Kimberly has seen firsthand the system's failures-from fragmented care to criminalization-and is driven to create meaningful, compassionate reform. She is active in Crisis Intervention Training (CIT) for law enforcement and provides certified pet therapy to first responders. She lives in Michigan with her therapy dog and continues to lead initiatives that champion recovery, dignity, and justice.…

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Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. For years, Kim believed the mental health system would eventually catch her son before he fell too far.It never did.What followed was a devastating cycle familiar to millions of families navigating severe mental illness in America: psychiatric crises, emergency room visits, homelessness, incarceration, fragmented care, exhausted caregivers, and systems that responded only after collapse had already occurred.In The System We Never Built, Kim shares the deeply personal story of her son Jonathan's journey through untreated psychosis and the criminal justice system while exposing a painful national reality: America never created a true continuum of care for people living with severe mental illness.Blending memoir, research, policy analysis, and lived experience, this powerful book examines: why severe mental illness so often leads to jail instead of treatmenthow fragmented systems force families into impossible situationsthe myths that continue to shape public perception and public policythe devastating gaps between hospitals, courts, housing, and crisis carewhy caregivers are often left carrying responsibilities systems were meant to holdwhat communities can do to build compassionate, evidence-based alternativesThroughout the book, Kim challenges the assumption that the system is merely "broken." Her argument is far more urgent: for many people living with severe mental illness, a real system was never fully built at all.At once heartbreaking and hopeful, The System We Never Built is both a mother's story and a call to action. urging communities, policymakers, healthcare leaders, and families to imagine something better than crisis, criminalization, and survival.People in crisis need care. not cuffs. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

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Taschenbuch. Condition: Neu. nach der Bestellung gedruckt Neuware - Printed after ordering - For years, Kim believed the mental health system would eventually catch her son before he fell too far.It never did.What followed was a devastating cycle familiar to millions of families navigating severe mental illness in America: psychiatric crises, emergency room visits, homelessness, incarceration, fragmented care, exhausted caregivers, and systems that responded only after collapse had already occurred.In The System We Never Built, Kim shares the deeply personal story of her son Jonathan's journey through untreated psychosis and the criminal justice system while exposing a painful national reality: America never created a true continuum of care for people living with severe mental illness.Blending memoir, research, policy analysis, and lived experience, this powerful book examines:why severe mental illness so often leads to jail instead of treatmenthow fragmented systems force families into impossible situationsthe myths that continue to shape public perception and public policythe devastating gaps between hospitals, courts, housing, and crisis carewhy caregivers are often left carrying responsibilities systems were meant to holdwhat communities can do to build compassionate, evidence-based alternativesThroughout the book, Kim challenges the assumption that the system is merely 'broken.' Her argument is far more urgent: for many people living with severe mental illness, a real system was never fully built at all.At once heartbreaking and hopeful, The System We Never Built is both a mother's story and a call to action. urging communities, policymakers, healthcare leaders, and families to imagine something better than crisis, criminalization, and survival.People in crisis need care. not cuffs.…

Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. For years, Kim believed the mental health system would eventually catch her son before he fell too far.It never did.What followed was a devastating cycle familiar to millions of families navigating severe mental illness in America: psychiatric crises, emergency room visits, homelessness, incarceration, fragmented care, exhausted caregivers, and systems that responded only after collapse had already occurred.In The System We Never Built, Kim shares the deeply personal story of her son Jonathan's journey through untreated psychosis and the criminal justice system while exposing a painful national reality: America never created a true continuum of care for people living with severe mental illness.Blending memoir, research, policy analysis, and lived experience, this powerful book examines: why severe mental illness so often leads to jail instead of treatmenthow fragmented systems force families into impossible situationsthe myths that continue to shape public perception and public policythe devastating gaps between hospitals, courts, housing, and crisis carewhy caregivers are often left carrying responsibilities systems were meant to holdwhat communities can do to build compassionate, evidence-based alternativesThroughout the book, Kim challenges the assumption that the system is merely "broken." Her argument is far more urgent: for many people living with severe mental illness, a real system was never fully built at all.At once heartbreaking and hopeful, The System We Never Built is both a mother's story and a call to action. urging communities, policymakers, healthcare leaders, and families to imagine something better than crisis, criminalization, and survival.People in crisis need care. not cuffs. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability.…

Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. Navigating the mental health system in America can feel overwhelming, isolating, and often impossible-especially when you're fighting for a loved one. In No One Told Me, a mother shares hard-won insights from the front lines of advocacy, caregiving, and crisis response. With honesty, urgency, and hope, this mini book explores why the system isn't "broken"-it was never truly built to support healing.This guide offers an unflinching look at the history and reality of our nation's mental health care, the criminalization of mental illness, and the daily challenges families face when seeking treatment, housing, and long-term care. More importantly, it shines a light on what is possible. Change is not only needed-it is happening. And families can be part of the movement.Whether you're a parent, caregiver, advocate, or ally, this book will equip you with: A foundational understanding of why the system fails families-and how to reframe the narrative.Encouragement to take small, meaningful steps that lead to lasting change.A roadmap to get involved in policy, advocacy, and public education.Stories of resilience, connection, and transformation.No One Told Me reminds us that we are not alone-and that together, we can create something better. Because change is possible. And it starts with us.Kimberly A. Bowman is a nonprofit executive, public policy strategist, and fierce mental health advocate with over 20 years of leadership at the intersection of behavioral health and justice. As the mother of an adult son with a severe mental illness, she brings both professional expertise and lived experience to her work. Kimberly has seen firsthand the system's failures-from fragmented care to criminalization-and is driven to create meaningful, compassionate reform. She is active in Crisis Intervention Training (CIT) for law enforcement and provides certified pet therapy to first responders. She lives in Michigan with her therapy dog and continues to lead initiatives that champion recovery, dignity, and justice. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…

Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. For years, Kim believed the mental health system would eventually catch her son before he fell too far.It never did.What followed was a devastating cycle familiar to millions of families navigating severe mental illness in America: psychiatric crises, emergency room visits, homelessness, incarceration, fragmented care, exhausted caregivers, and systems that responded only after collapse had already occurred.In The System We Never Built, Kim shares the deeply personal story of her son Jonathan's journey through untreated psychosis and the criminal justice system while exposing a painful national reality: America never created a true continuum of care for people living with severe mental illness.Blending memoir, research, policy analysis, and lived experience, this powerful book examines: why severe mental illness so often leads to jail instead of treatmenthow fragmented systems force families into impossible situationsthe myths that continue to shape public perception and public policythe devastating gaps between hospitals, courts, housing, and crisis carewhy caregivers are often left carrying responsibilities systems were meant to holdwhat communities can do to build compassionate, evidence-based alternativesThroughout the book, Kim challenges the assumption that the system is merely "broken." Her argument is far more urgent: for many people living with severe mental illness, a real system was never fully built at all.At once heartbreaking and hopeful, The System We Never Built is both a mother's story and a call to action. urging communities, policymakers, healthcare leaders, and families to imagine something better than crisis, criminalization, and survival.People in crisis need care. not cuffs. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…

Taschenbuch. Condition: Neu. The System We Never Built | Kimberly A Bowman | Taschenbuch | Englisch | 2026 | KI Productions | EAN 9781961605725 | Verantwortliche Person für die EU: Libri GmbH, Europaallee 1, 36244 Bad Hersfeld, gpsr[at]libri[dot]de | Anbieter: preigu Print on Demand.

Taschenbuch. Condition: Neu. Gender, Monitoring, Evaluation and Learning | Caroline Sweetman (u. a.) | Taschenbuch | Kartoniert / Broschiert | Englisch | 2017 | Oxfam | EAN 9781788530033 | Verantwortliche Person für die EU: Libri GmbH, Europaallee 1, 36244 Bad Hersfeld, gpsr[at]libri[dot]de | Anbieter: preigu Print on Demand.…