Why the homeless man who graduated from Harvard is still on the streets

For years, Tara felt as if her mind was working against her. She describes this period as one of disconnection, with long stretches of confusion and impulsive choices. She often felt unable to trust her own thoughts. When she was diagnosed with bipolar disorder in her forties, the diagnosis helped explain the shifts she experienced,…

Green Door’s successes are great because we see the individual, not the illness. The people we help are members of our community and we treat each with the dignity and respect they deserve. We work closely with our clients to help them meet the goals that they set; and once met, work to exceed them. The progress made by…

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On July 13, 2015 Washington Post writer, Terrence McCoy, wrote the first of two stories about Alfred Postell. Postell was a Harvard Law student that would eventually become schizophrenic and ultimately homeless. “That few remember what happened to Postell perhaps betrays the illness that seized him. Schizophrenia creeps. Some people, especially those as accomplished as Postell,…

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