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Posted April 01. 2013 12:22PM

Valley News: Broken, but fixable, New Hampshire's mental health system

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The state’s failure to provide appropriate care to residents suffering from mental illness has brought needless hardship to people who already face more than their fair share of difficulties; imposed additional burdens on their already-stressed families; and overtaxed institutions such as courts, police departments and hospitals that have been forced to deal with the consequences.


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