Report details survey and interview findings from CBOs across 21 states on their needs and experiences with program evaluation.

This article stresses the need to mainstream conversations about psychiatric medication discontinuation so that doctors can better support individuals' choices in the process.

Book chapter overviews healthcare system challenges and the impact of system engineering on planning and management of mental health services.

Study explored if knowledge of the ACA influenced peer-run organizations' willingness to become Medicaid providers.

Exploratory study found family plays a complex role in medication decisions; helpful family support was linked to being less likely to completely discontinue.

This survey found that 54% of long-term users met their goal of discontinuing medication, and 82% were satisfied.

Survey found service gaps and a need to improve provider support for medication discontinuation, as only 65% of respondents reported seeing a prescriber and less than half reported seeing a psychotherapist.

Commentary explains legislative changes for Medicare mental health parity, essential for promoting adequate care and addressing payment system change.

Chapter overviews future actions for mental and behavioral disorders, discussing progress, pitfalls, and the role of social determinants and consumers.

Mental health self-direction results in person-driven, individualized services without increasing overall costs, according to this pre-post study.