Mental Health Issues
Lark EvermoreA newsletter for people with mental illness and their allies who are fed up with news coverage and want better ways to push for change.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Weekly |
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| Issues | 11 | Subscribers | Read | larkevermore.substack.com |
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The Dark History of Advice Columns and Mental Health
The 1950’s in the United States were a time of tremendous economic growth and technological advancement. Yet, when it came to media coverage of mental illness, it was closer to the dark ages.
Psychohistory in the Season of Smears
We are fast approaching the midterms, when cable news will once again turn ‘mentally ill’ into a campaign slur masquerading as “analysis.” If only there were a few psychohistorians on set to point out that officeholders are not walking diag...
The Great Antipsychotics Crap Shoot
“Which medication is better for me long term?” I asked my psychiatrist
The Future is in Brain Resilience
This newsletter is part of a Substack that examines media coverage of mental illness—past, present and future. The one below is about the future. At the bottom of this post are links to newsletters about the present and past.
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I've written for newspapers and magazines. nationwide, including The New York Times, Psychology Today and Newsweek. My humor writing has been recognized by the Society of Professional Journalists.
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