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“The fears can be very real for our kids,” explained Dr. Carolina Zerrate. “Oftentimes their neighborhoods are not safe, their streets are not safe and their families can feel unsafe.”

When we got into RAISE, the attitude was that you can recover. They believed that you’ll always have schizophrenia, but that you can also recover and have a normal life with it.

"There is no health without mental health. Your emotional wellness deserves as much attention as we give our physical selves," writes Dr. Drew Ramsey.

Dr. Michael First, an expert on benzodiazepines, said that he believes the drugs would be more likely to fuel impulsive aggression than premeditated behavior.