Dianne Greeley: Redefining Advocacy for mental health reform

In this episode of 'Why Not Me,' Tony Mantor hosts Dianne Greeley, who shares her firsthand experiences and challenges in advocating for mental health reform.

Dianne recounts the struggles her loved one faced with severe mental illness and the inadequate support from health and legal systems.

She discusses the journey from personal caretaker to passionate advocate, emphasizing the need for greater awareness, education, and systemic change.

Her story highlights the human impact of untreated mental illness and the importance of compassion and involuntary treatment where necessary.

Dianne's Personal Story

The Struggles and Decline

Understanding the System's Failures

Dianne's Advocacy Journey

Future Plans and Goals

Intro Music: T.Wild

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