Tag Archives: higher education

News and Notes for Summer, 2018

Posted on August 9, 2018 by Jeremy Countryman

It’s the height of summer, and wherever you are, it’s likely that the weather is pretty stifling in your neighborhood. You might feel like it’s a bit difficult to stay focused, and according to the science, it’s not your imagination. … Continue reading →

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News, Notes, and a Major Funding Opportunity

Posted on March 13, 2018 by Jeremy Countryman

SAMHSA has just released a funding opportunity announcement for the Statewide Consumer Network (SCN) grant program. The SCN is the SAMHSA grant program that supports statewide consumer mental health organizations in several states across the nation. The purpose of this … Continue reading →

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Focus 47: The Challenge of Higher Education for Mental Health Consumers—A First Hand Perspective

Posted on December 8, 2017 by Jeremy Countryman

The benefits of educational attainment are clear and widely recognized. People with better educations have access to better jobs, and earn more over the course of their lives. They also develop careers, and benefit from the sense of purpose and … Continue reading →

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Supported Education: Examining the Evidence

Posted on March 31, 2016 by Jeremy Countryman

Supported education is a simple idea that makes intuitive sense. Getting a college degree can be extremely beneficial, both personally and professionally. Higher education allows people the chance to explore their interests and fulfill their dreams, while also markedly improving … Continue reading →

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