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Ep. 320/ Mike Schmidt/Seeing Beyond Labels. A No Stone Unturned Re-visit.
This is a "No Stone Unturned Re-Visit episode.
It is from 2019.
This is a fun episode as it starts with a conversation with one of our Doctors about a "Silent Retreat" she had just experienced.
It also has a bit of a political vibe because we talk to Mike Schmidt who at the time was running for Multnomah county district attorney with one of the most multi-dimensional views toward the criminalization of the mentally ill we’ve ever heard. Mike’s experience as an inner city school teacher informs his sense of justice and rehabilitation.
Enjoy!
It is from 2019.
This is a fun episode as it starts with a conversation with one of our Doctors about a "Silent Retreat" she had just experienced.
It also has a bit of a political vibe because we talk to Mike Schmidt who at the time was running for Multnomah county district attorney with one of the most multi-dimensional views toward the criminalization of the mentally ill we’ve ever heard. Mike’s experience as an inner city school teacher informs his sense of justice and rehabilitation.
Enjoy!
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By Sheila HamiltonThis is a "No Stone Unturned Re-Visit episode.
It is from 2019.
This is a fun episode as it starts with a conversation with one of our Doctors about a "Silent Retreat" she had just experienced.
It also has a bit of a political vibe because we talk to Mike Schmidt who at the time was running for Multnomah county district attorney with one of the most multi-dimensional views toward the criminalization of the mentally ill we’ve ever heard. Mike’s experience as an inner city school teacher informs his sense of justice and rehabilitation.
Enjoy!
It is from 2019.
This is a fun episode as it starts with a conversation with one of our Doctors about a "Silent Retreat" she had just experienced.
It also has a bit of a political vibe because we talk to Mike Schmidt who at the time was running for Multnomah county district attorney with one of the most multi-dimensional views toward the criminalization of the mentally ill we’ve ever heard. Mike’s experience as an inner city school teacher informs his sense of justice and rehabilitation.
Enjoy!