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You and me ....and the World:  Interview with an Interracial Couple

You and me ….and the World: Interview with an Interracial Couple

May 17, 2013
by srependa
Interviews, Research, Therapy

Recently Statistic Canada reported that 4% of all relationships are interracial.  In Canada, most of these couples are Canadian-born (as opposed to foreign-born).  They may…

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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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Little Criminals:  Treatment Remains Elusive for Youth Sexual Offenders

Little Criminals: Treatment Remains Elusive for Youth Sexual Offenders

April 19, 2013
by srependa
Events, News, Research, Therapy, Uncategorized

Residents of Christie Pits neighbourhood in Toronto, Canada, were left in disbelief last year following a series of sexual assaults by a 15-year-old boy (identity…

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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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A War Vet’s Best Friend:  Cutting the Cost of PTSD Service Dogs

A War Vet’s Best Friend: Cutting the Cost of PTSD Service Dogs

March 15, 2013
by srependa
Events, News, Research, Therapy

After his return from the Vietnam war, Raymond Galmiche, now 64, would experience nightmares, sleeplessness, and flashbacks.  Trying to soothe his symptoms, he sought help…

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U.S. Gun Laws Mistakenly Target the Mentally Ill

U.S. Gun Laws Mistakenly Target the Mentally Ill

March 8, 2013
by srependa
Events, News, Research

In the wake of public tragedy, there is widespread demand for change.  Generalized, sweeping measures are often put in place as a quick response to…

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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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Toughing it Out:  Posttraumatic Stress in Police Officers

Toughing it Out: Posttraumatic Stress in Police Officers

January 25, 2013
by srependa
News, Research, Therapy

“Imagine the most horrific things that happen in this city that no one really hears about or sees.  Homicides, rapes, car accidents, violent assaults, this…

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