#17: Courtney Billington (Janssen Neuroscience) — Mental Health Education

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Recorded17 Mar 2021

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In Psych Hub's interview with Courtney Billington, President of Janssen Neuroscience (pharmaceutical companies of Johnson & Johnson), he shares the need for more education around mental health. Courtney argues that with our nation's impeding crisis, we can no longer turn a blind eye to mental health. With conditions like schizophrenia, traumatic brain injury, treatment-refractory depression, and HIV, because it's something you cannot see, there's a layer of invisibility to mental health concerns.

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