I'm really interested in your comment that
> I serve on the board of a mental health center and the staff there is
> adamantly opposed to broadening their scope to preventative measures.
Do you have a sense of their underlying reasons for resisting addressing
prevention measures? I'm a little wary of my own cynicism that jumps to
ask whether they are concerned about losing their income streams. Is it
perhaps that some of them don't feel appropriately trained to do
prevention? Is it the difficulty of clearly understanding the causation
questions here? or the probable complexity of the causation?
Anne
Anne Tyler
masters candidate in Community and Regional Planning
University of New Mexico
Albuquerque
tylerar@unm.edu
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