Force or Neglect: False Options In The Debate About Involuntary Commitment

Will Hall is a counselor and facilitator working with individuals, couples, families and groups via phone and web video. He has taught and consulted on mental health, trauma, psychosis, medications, domestic violence, conflict resolution, and organizational development in more than 30 countries, and been widely featured in the media for my advocacy efforts around mental health care. Will's work and learning arose from his own experiences of recovery from madness, and today he remains passionate about new visions of mind and what it means to be human.
Will Hall spoke to the Law & Mental Health Conference on Civil Commitment - November 7 & 8, 2022, which is a program of the Mental Health Association of Portland - www.lawconference.org.

[@cadiesch]

Really good information on this topic, thank you for sharing!

[@anthonystipelcovich3763]

I’m with you 100%. I was involuntarily committed in 2019 and I’m still mad about it. I’m on a quest for justice. Writing letters. Phone calls.

[@mindyjoyfullplay5340]

You rock! Psych survivor here.

[@andieleoniehoward]

Hi. I just watched your video. What you described happened to you happened to me last week. You are 100% correct, spot on what you unpacked in your video. I’m a filmmaker and I’m going to produce a docu series. I would be interested in speaking with you.

[@ox8833]

Bro ancestral trauma? Homosexuality not being accepted? Not even close. I’m most countries homosexuals are killed. Don’t peddle that shit