Brendan Cutuli
Brendan Cutuli
Friday Insights Ep.16: Mental Health Care in Justice System
Friday Insights Ep.16: Mental Health Care in Justice System
Friday Insights Ep.16: Mental Health Care in Justice System
Friday 30th August 2019
Brendan Cutuli discusses the dire state of mental health care in prisons and advocates for urgent reform on 'Mental Insights'.
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Get the buttons here!The Overlooked Crisis: Mental Health in Prisons
Something needs to change and it needs to happen now, so hopefully we can begin to implement some legislature to offer mental health care to inmates throughout the country.
Ever thought about what happens to mental health care once someone is behind bars? In this eye-opening episode of 'Mental Insights', Brendan Cutuli dives into the often-ignored issue of mental health services within the justice system. With a spotlight on alarming statistics and personal stories, Brendan paints a vivid picture of the struggles inmates face due to inadequate mental health care.
For instance, did you know that Florida ranks 43rd in the nation for mental health care access, despite millions struggling with mental health issues? Brendan breaks down how this lack of support not only affects the inmates but also poses risks to society at large. He sheds light on the ripple effects, such as increased suicide rates and self-harm among prisoners. This episode isn't just about pointing out problems; it's a call to action.
Brendan passionately argues for immediate legislative changes to provide essential mental health care in prisons. If you care about social justice, mental health, or simply want to understand a crucial issue better, this episode is a must-listen. Tune in for an engaging, informative discussion that will leave you questioning the state of our justice system and the urgent need for reform.