AOTR Podcast Episode 9: Warehoused Minds: The Return of Institutionalization and the Asylum Age?
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AOTR Podcast Episode 9: Warehoused Minds: The Return of Institutionalization and the Asylum Age?
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In this episode, the cohosts, Sai, Kindra & Bev discuss the implications of recent executive orders on mental health and homelessness, drawing parallels to historical institutionalization practices.
They explore the societal pressures surrounding body image and the potential mental health impacts of these pressures.
The discussion emphasizes the importance of distraction techniques for mental well-being and introduces a creative project aimed at resistance against these societal issues.
- The new executive order on homelessness is regressive.
- Historical practices of institutionalization are resurfacing.
- Mental health issues are often exacerbated by societal pressures.
- Eugenics themes are present in current policies.
- Body image narratives can lead to mental health issues.
- Distraction techniques are essential for mental well-being.
- Creative projects can serve as a form of resistance.
- The homeless population is vulnerable and often criminalized.
- Advocacy for mental health resources is crucial.
• Community engagement is necessary for addressing these issues.
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