  When tragedy strikes, the counselors rush in. They offer succor, but their methods are up for debate  Living through a bomb attack--the sudden deafening noise; the flying glass and masonry; the bloody, broken bodies and screams of the injured--is traumatic enough to throw most adults into profound shock.  How far should employers go to help someone with a psychiatric illness stay on the job?  Michael Laudor was a role model for those stricken with schizophrenia--then he fell from grace  More mentally ill students can cope with college. But what happens to the ones who can't? |
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