Recent Study Calls For Reevaluating Antidepressant Warnings
By Stephen Soumerai, Sc.D., and Christine Lu, M.Sc., Ph.D. In a recent study in the American Psychiatric Association’s “Psychiatric Research...
Understanding Mental Illness Triggers
By Katherine Ponte, JD, MBA, CPRP A trigger, sometimes referred to as a stressor, is an action or situation that...
Return To Work: The New Normal Centers Mental Health
By Wema Hoover What does return to the workplace look like after two years of empty offices, makeshift home offices...
How You Can #Act4MentalHealth During The Next Legislative Session
By Jessica W. Hart and Brandon Graham With most state legislatures convening in January, now is the perfect time to...
Why It’s Not Always Easy To Say “No” To An Unwanted Advance
Despite efforts to educate people about the importance of saying “no” to unwanted overtures, doing so in reality is not...
How Much Do OCD Subtypes Matter?
When prospective clients reach out to me, they often start by inquiring to see if I know how to treat...
Most US Police Are Heavily Unprepared To Handle Crises With The Mentally Ill
Most U.S. police receive little or no training on how best to handle crises involving the mentally ill despite the...
The 2 Most Important Questions In Psychology That No One Asks
One of the most important things I try to impress upon clinicians in training is to learn which questions patients...
Often Kept Secret, Military Sexual Trauma Leaves Lasting Scars
By Joni Sweet Some information in this article may be triggering for certain readers. If you are a survivor of...
How To Talk To Your Teen About Suicide
By Jason Reid “How are you feeling?” Think about the last time you asked your teen that question. Most likely,...