CARE courts / easily available medication could help with mental illnesses / homelessness
Psychiatric / addiction care for homelessness could be coordinated by the state rather than county
Mental health / addiction treatment could not be denied by health insurance
The Florida Baker Act could be revised to be more effective / less abusive
Schools could have adequate numbers of psychologists / mental health services
Solutions could reduce U.S gun violence / suicides
Antipsychotics / antidepressants / ADHD drugs could be linked with violence / murder
Parents could be able to get residential treatment for mentally troubled / violent children before crimes are committed
Citizens with any history of mental illness / violent internet posts / dangerous histories / no references could not obtain guns
Warning signs / threat detection of mass shooters could be encouraged to be reported, information effectively shared, and then acted upon
Homelessness / drug addiction could be dealt with more comprehensively than "Housing First"
Lawyers / psychiatrists / conservators / judges for conservator cases could be vetted by outside party and have better incentives
Duplication, overlap, and fragmentation could be fixed for U.S. mental health services
People with mental health issues could go to state psychiatric centers/access assertive community treatment rather than nursing homes/prisons
A hotline could offer poems of hope and healing
Senior and developmentally disabled guardianship/conservatorship could be reformed to prevent abuse
Red flag laws could be a part of U.S. gun ownership
Homeless shelters could be navigation centers
Psychiatric medications could be harmful when over-prescribed and taken long-term
Psychiatrists, addiction counselors, and/or licensed social workers could work with police
Involuntary commitment laws could include complying with doctors' recommendations
Free health clinics / counseling could be available
U.S. rehab centers could be more regulated and ranked by effectiveness
Running and exercise programs could people who are homeless / have mental health issues / prisoners
The RHS-15 screener and Pathways to Wellness program could be used to address refugee mental healthcare needs
Bringing Kind Voices Together
Federal background checks could be applied to all gun sales and transfers
Military personnel could deploy for shorter periods to reduce mental health issues
A two-tiered disability benefit system could be used to not discourage work
Critical Time Intervention (CTI) could prevent homelessness in people with severe mental illnesses
Schools could offer better counseling for at-risk youth
