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When the Mind Cannot See Itself: Understanding Anosognosia and Why It Matters
When someone in crisis says, “I’m not sick,” it isn’t always denial — sometimes it’s anosognosia. This brain-based condition prevents individuals from recognizing their own mental illness, shaping how crises unfold and how systems respond. Understanding anosognosia is essential to honoring Miles’ story and building a future where mental illness is met with care, not misunderstanding.
Leilani Amores
Jan 293 min read
MENTAL HEALTH MATTERS: Empowering Students Through Hip Hop and Healing
We are happy to announce the launch of an innovative new program, Mental Health Matters, in partnership with Hip Hop For
Barry Victor Jr
Apr 2, 20253 min read
Honoring Progress and Advocating for Continued Equity and Justice in California Mental Health Crisis Response
Dr. Eric Rafla-Yuan article about 988 in San Diego Physician Magazine
The Miles Hall Foundation
Mar 28, 20251 min read
African Americans Who Shaped California History: 30 Untold Stories
California's vibrant tapestry of history wouldn't be the same without the countless Black Americans Who Shaped California History. Often
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Jan 31, 20241 min read
First Youth Summit: Breaking Barriers!
On Saturday November 4th, The Miles Hall Foundation held its first ever Youth Summit.
Exclusively for Black high school aged young men in
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Nov 6, 20233 min read
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