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Depression Comix

Depression Comix

March 17, 2014
tmastor
Arts & Culture

The artist, Clay, describes Depression Comix as a graphical representation of personal experiences with depression and other mental illnesses. Many of Clay’s comics depict an…

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Wisdom from a Psychopath?

Wisdom from a Psychopath?

March 14, 2014
tmastor
Research

The word psychopath conjures images of skulking figures and dark alleys.  The media equate psychopaths with infamous serial killers like Ted Bundy and Robert Picton….

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What Painting does for Amanda LaMunyon

What Painting does for Amanda LaMunyon

March 12, 2014
tmastor
Arts & Culture

‘”When I put a paintbrush in my hands for the first time, I instantly felt my life change. I could finally focus without getting distracted…

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Tulips

Tulips

March 10, 2014
tmastor
Arts & Culture, Words

By Sylvia Plath Tulips is among Plath’s poems that deal with her experience with depression. Plath committed suicide in 1963—she was 30 years old.  …

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When a Parent is Incarcerated

When a Parent is Incarcerated

March 7, 2014
tmastor
Research, Therapy

The wildly popular television drama Breaking Bad followed the evolution of a high school chemistry teacher and father turned drug kingpin.  The series came to…

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Guernica by Picasso

Guernica by Picasso

March 5, 2014
tmastor
Arts & Culture

With his painting Guernica, Picasso meant to depict the trauma—both physical and psychological—of the Second World War.

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Avalanche

Avalanche

March 3, 2014
tmastor
Arts & Culture, Sounds

Leonard Cohen’s life long struggle with depression permeates into many of his songs and poems—Avalanche is but one instance of the artist meditating on such…

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Anorexia Affects Men More Than Previously Thought

Anorexia Affects Men More Than Previously Thought

February 28, 2014
tmastor
Clinical Practice, Events, Research, Therapy

Zachary Haines was 16 years old when a physical examination put his 5’7”, 230-pound body within the obese range.  Soon after, Zachary began working out…

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Genius or Madness? The Psychology of Creativity

Genius or Madness? The Psychology of Creativity

February 26, 2014
tmastor
Arts & Culture, Video

Professor Glen D. Wilson explores the relationship between mental illness and creativity. How strong is the link and how can we explain it? Is it…

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Heroines

Heroines

February 24, 2014
Nick Zabara
Arts & Culture

Powerful portraits of women with addictions, living in the east side of Vancouver. See additional images: http://worldwidegreeneyes.com/category/heroines/ Photographer:  Lincoln Clarkes

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Human Trafficking Remains Widespread Form of Slavery

Human Trafficking Remains Widespread Form of Slavery

February 21, 2014
tmastor
Clinical Practice, Research, Therapy

Despite being mostly illegal, slavery remains a global reality.  It is estimated that over 20.9 million people are currently enslaved and involuntarily trafficked within their…

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The Power of Empathy (not sympathy)

The Power of Empathy (not sympathy)

February 19, 2014
tmastor
Arts & Culture, Video

In this animated RSA Short, Brené Brown reminds us that we can only create a genuine empathic connection if we are brave enough to really…

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Jeremy

Jeremy

February 17, 2014
tmastor
Arts & Culture, Sounds

The content of this song was based on a true story: following the experience of a boy named Jeremy who underwent emotional trauma, likely had…

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What is Postpartum Depression?

What is Postpartum Depression?

February 14, 2014
tmastor
Clinical Practice, Research, Therapy, Video Series

The Trauma & Mental Health Report sat down with Psychiatrist, Diane Meschino, to talk about Postpartum depression (PPD). In the first video of the series…

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Don't Swallow the Cap

Don’t Swallow the Cap

February 12, 2014
tmastor
Arts & Culture, Sounds

Music By: The National The National’s music can be interpreted in many ways. In this particular song, they capture feelings of pain and emotional discomfort—resonating…

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Artistic Japanese Outsider, Kiyoshi Yamashita

Artistic Japanese Outsider, Kiyoshi Yamashita

February 10, 2014
tmastor
Arts & Culture

Kiyoshi Yamashita, considered to be an ‘autistic savant’€™,  was a Japanese outsider artist who spent much of his life wandering as a vagabond throughout Japan.

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Forgetting PTSD:  How Genes Affect Memory

Forgetting PTSD: How Genes Affect Memory

February 7, 2014
tmastor
Clinical Practice, Events, Research, Therapy

Memory can be a double edged sword.  It holds our identities, our relationships, our histories.  But when memory holds our most unspeakable stories, it can…

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What the tweet could not fit – for Tyler

What the tweet could not fit – for Tyler

February 5, 2014
tmastor
Arts & Culture, Words

A powerful piece about the suicide of Tyler Clementi whose roommate secretly filmed him with another boy and posted the film on-line in 2010. The exposure…

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Unconscious Anxiety

Unconscious Anxiety

February 3, 2014
tmastor
Arts & Culture

This piece, as well as other installations by Chiharu Shiota, evoke a sense of emotion in the threads that cocoon and entangle various objects and…

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Book Review:  “The Trauma of Everyday Life”

Book Review: “The Trauma of Everyday Life”

January 31, 2014
tmastor
Book Reviews, Research, Therapy

Mark Epstein, a psychiatrist and Professor of Psychotherapy and Psychoanalysis at New York University, became involved with Buddhism when he was a Harvard undergraduate.  Over…

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