Thava Mahadevan receives a Leadership Triangle Award Thava Mahadevan, MS, director of operations at the Center and at the UNC Farm at Penny Lane, received a Leadership Triangle Award for strategic partnerships on December 9 at the Triangle Leadership Gala, held in Bay 7 at Durham’s American Tobacco Campus. Mahadevan’s award recognizes his leadership in …

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Diana Perkins, MD, MPH Despite decades of study, schizophrenia has remained stubbornly difficult to diagnose in its earliest stage – between the appearance of symptoms and the development of the disorder. Now, a new analysis led by researchers at the UNC School of Medicine and the Renaissance Computing Institute (RENCI) identified illogical thoughts as …

The Dog Parade at Chapel Hill Public Library The Dog Parade Art Exhibit officially opened for a one-week show at the Chapel Hill Public library on November 13 after making a quick stop to greet 200-plus guests at the Center’s second annual No Limits gala at the George Watts Hill Alumni Center on November …

L-R David Rubinow, MD, Van Eure, Steve Thanhauser, Shelley E. Belk, John Gilmore, MD, Thava Mahadevan and William Roper, MD More than 200 friends and supporters of the UNC Center for Excellence in Community Mental Health attended a celebration of recovery at the Center’s second annual No Limits gala at the Hill Alumni Center on …

L-R Congressman Price, Thava Mahadevan and John Gilmore, MD U.S. Rep. David Price visited the UNC Center for Excellence in Community Mental Health on October 20 to learn more about the Center’s programs for individuals with serious mental illness. Congressman Price, who represents North Carolina’s Fourth District, met with John Gilmore, MD, director of the …

It has been an exciting fall here at the Center. We’ve just celebrated our second No Limits gala, and it was a great success. More than 200 people attended our November celebration. I want to give a special thanks to Aaron Nelson, head of the Chapel Hill-Carrboro Chamber of Commerce and chair of the Center’s …

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News Briefs

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New study suggests hallucinations, alone, do not predict onset of schizophrenia

Dog Parade Art Exhibit opens at Chapel Hill Public Library

The Center’s second annual fundraising No Limits Gala is a success

Congressman Price visits the Center

Director’s Message

Dogs fill public library for mental health fundraiser

Dogs on Parade raising money for UNC mental health programs

Talk Therapy Found to Ease Schizophrenia

New study suggests hallucinations, alone, do not predict onset of schizophrenia

UNC-CH and Meridian Behavioral Health Service sign an affliation