Dr. Panicha McGuire reflects on her journey in advocacy, education, and supervision, emphasizing the impact of mentors and peers on her professional growth. She acknowledges the importance of relationships, authenticity, and critical thinking in mental health practice. Inspired by others, she aims to foster inclusive spaces and carry these valuable lessons forward in her career.
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Mental Health Crises Shouldn’t Be a Death Sentence: Police-Free Support Options and the Lives We’ve Lost
By Dr. Panicha McGuire, LMFT, RPT™ Here’s why I would NEVER call the police for any mental health crisis. Ever. Every year, hundreds of people in the U.S. are killed by police while experiencing a mental health crisis. Many are BIPOC, neurodivergent, disabled, or otherwise marginalized. They needed care. They got force. These aren’t isolatedContinue reading “Mental Health Crises Shouldn’t Be a Death Sentence: Police-Free Support Options and the Lives We’ve Lost”