

Patricia Deegan: Personal Medicine
Sep 12, 2007
Patricia Deegan, a leader in the consumer-survivor movement, discusses her journey surviving a schizophrenia diagnosis, empowered medication decisions, and her development of innovative assistive technology. Topics include rejecting a prognosis of doom, the impact of medication on mental health, a peer-run decision support center, prevalence of diagnoses and personal medicine, assessing medication costs and personal motivation, establishing a personal medicine program, and spreading the concept of personal medicine.
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Introduction
00:00 • 2min
Rejection of Doom and Pursuit of Recovery
01:49 • 12min
The Effects of Medication on Mental Health
13:50 • 20min
The Peer-Run Decision Support Center at Windot Mental Health Center
33:22 • 2min
Prevalence of Diagnoses, Hope, and Personal Medicine
35:14 • 5min
Assessing Medication Costs and Personal Motivation
40:02 • 5min
Establishing Personal Medicine Program
45:06 • 10min
Spreading the Concept of Personal Medicine
55:03 • 2min