Illinois SR 638: MEMORIAL - JESSE A. CLEMENTS

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SR0638LRB104 21018 LAW 34922 r

1SENATE RESOLUTION

2 WHEREAS, Serious mental illnesses like bipolar disorder, 

3major depressive disorder, and schizophrenia often require 

4treatment with antipsychotic medications for effective 

5management, and antipsychotic prescribing rates continue to 

6rise; and

7 WHEREAS, While prolonged antipsychotic use may be 

8essential for the treatment of certain conditions, it is 

9associated with tardive dyskinesia (TD), a condition marked by 

10uncontrollable, abnormal, and repetitive movements of the 

11face, torso, limbs, or extremities; and

12 WHEREAS, People at higher risk of TD include those older 

13than 55 years, people who are Black, women, individuals with 

14mood or substance use disorders, intellectual disabilities, or 

15central nervous system injuries, and those with high 

16cumulative antipsychotic exposure; and

17 WHEREAS, Approximately 60% of the estimated 800,000 U.S. 

18adults living with TD remain undiagnosed, and even mild TD 

19symptoms can be stigmatizing and impair physical, social, and 

20emotional well-being, underscoring the urgency of early 

21screening, detection, and intervention; and

SR0638- 2 -LRB104 21018 LAW 34922 r

1 WHEREAS, The American Psychiatric Association recommends 

2routine TD screening in their clinical guidelines for 

3antipsychotic treatment, and individuals treated with 

4antipsychotics or experiencing abnormal movements should 

5consult their health care providers to assess TD risk, receive 

6TD screenings, and determine appropriate treatment together; 

7and

8 WHEREAS, FDA-approved treatments for TD can provide 

9options for symptom management and improved quality of life 

10for many individuals living with TD; and

11 WHER