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A Prescription for Controversy:  Antidepressants and Teen Suicide

A Prescription for Controversy: Antidepressants and Teen Suicide

May 31, 2013
by srependa
Clinical Practice, Interviews, Research, Therapy

Brennan McCartney was described as fun-loving and good-natured by his friends and family.  Known to wear his heart on his sleeve, Brennan came home in…

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Managing with Chronic Pain

Managing with Chronic Pain

May 10, 2013
by srependa
Clinical Practice, Research, Therapy

Many of us know someone suffering from chronic pain.  In Canada, as many as  17%  experience some kind of non-specific chronic pain.  The cost in…

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Attachment Parenting:  The New Standard?

Attachment Parenting: The New Standard?

May 3, 2013
by srependa
Clinical Practice, Research, Therapy

An image of a women breastfeeding her 3-year old son, in a standing position, was one of the most talked about covers of TIME magazine…

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Sexual Surrogates Help Many who Suffer Alone

Sexual Surrogates Help Many who Suffer Alone

April 26, 2013
by srependa
Clinical Practice, Film Review, Research, Therapy

“Helen Hunt was nominated for an Oscar this year?” a man asked his companion as the bus jostled passengers side-to-side.  “Yeah, she played some sex…

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Family Health Teams:  Getting a Second (and Third) Opinion

Family Health Teams: Getting a Second (and Third) Opinion

March 22, 2013
by srependa
Clinical Practice, Interviews, Research, Therapy

Mental health concerns are among the leading reasons patients visit the family doctor’s office. Having psychologists and other mental health providers work in collaboration with…

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Dissociative Identity Disorder:  Drawing the Line between Fact and Fiction

Dissociative Identity Disorder: Drawing the Line between Fact and Fiction

February 15, 2013
by srependa
Clinical Practice, Events, Interviews, News, Research, Therapy

In the 1996 film Primal Fear, Edward Norton plays Aaron Stampler, an altar boy charged with murdering an archbishop who had sexually abused him.  Stampler…

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They’re Just Kids:  Inside a Pediatric Psych Unit

They’re Just Kids: Inside a Pediatric Psych Unit

February 8, 2013
by srependa
Clinical Practice, Interviews, Therapy

The heavy metal door is pushed aside to make room for the breakfast trolley.  It towers over the nurse who wheels it down the hall,…

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My Name is Not Schizophrenia: Removing the Label

My Name is Not Schizophrenia: Removing the Label

December 28, 2012
by smolema
Clinical Practice

Derogatory language hurts when an individual is diagnosed with a mental illness.  And few mental illnesses provoke such derision and insensitivity as schizophrenia. Opinions about…

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Death Becomes Us: The Psychological Trauma of Killing

Death Becomes Us: The Psychological Trauma of Killing

December 21, 2012
by smolema
Clinical Practice, News

Every blade has two edges; he who wounds with one, wounds himself with the other. – Victor Hugo, Les Misérables Psychiatric breakdown is one of…

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Obesity: An Insidious Effect of Childhood Trauma

Obesity: An Insidious Effect of Childhood Trauma

October 5, 2012
by srependa
Clinical Practice, News, Research

For those who don’t struggle with their weight, obesity can be a bit of mystery.  After all, it seems simple right?  Eat fewer calories than…

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