Media
Warm Lines:
Peers Helping Peers Featuring The Metro Boston Recovery Learning Community featured in SAMHSA Recovery to Pratice.
Howard D. Trachtman is the co-executive director of the Metro Boston Recovery Learning Community and the owner of www.warmline.org
Howard D. Trachtman's quotes in media:
Boston Globe
2/5/2009
Noncrisis line lends a wise, sympathetic ear for troubled callers
8/14/11
Shooting renews debate about public housing; Officials worry about mixing elderly, disabled.
Boston Herald
8/12/11
Noise dispute eyed in Brighton murder
1/18/12
Decision blasts judge's order to force abortion Ruling to 'coax' mentally ill woman sparks outrage [archived]
Spare Change Newspaper
2/5/07
Incommunicado: Mental Health Wards Restrict Access to Email
11/13/09
Mental Health Patient Rights: Survivors Gather to Show Support
Jewish Advocate
Partners offers hope and inclusion for Jews with psychiatric conditions
7/8/1999
includes photo and this blurb:
"Howard Trachtman, 33, of Waltham, also has a bipolar disorder. He began attending Shabbat services when the Pearlmans, members of Temple Emunah, began to personally invite him to join them. He said that the program changes people's perceptions by allowing them to meet in small groups." ... "Individuals can make a difference in some's life.", Trachtman concluded.
More of Howard Trachtman in the media:
Recovery is Real: Patient-Turned-Mentor Shares Story of Hope and Offers Support to Others
Howard Trachtman quoted in Boston Globe and Herald, August 2011.
Boston Globe:
Click here for Complete Story
Quote:
"These incidents are very rare,.. said mental health advocate Howard
Trachtman. There are many crimes committed by people without mental
illness, and you don't hear about all the people [with mental health
problems who are] doing well in mixed complexes...
I spoke to the reporter at length and am glad he used this quote.
When a person with mental helath issues commits a crime, it is in the lead
paragraph, but not mentioned when person doesn't have a history.
Boston Herald article:
http://bostonherald.com/news/regional/view.bg?articleid=1358103
Quote:
Howard Trachtman, director of the Greater Boston affiliate of the
National Alliance on Mental Illness, said for those with mental
illness: "This is housing that is available to them to help them live
independently. I don't want to take that away from them.
Howard D. Trachtman, BS, CPS
Home/office (781) 642-0368
Channel 5 on mental health services budget cuts:
Video
Story
Todd Lena
Rock Into Recovery featured in the Boston Herald 9/22/12.
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Howard
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