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Dysregulation:  A New DSM Label for Childhood Rages

Dysregulation:  A New DSM Label for Childhood Rages

July 18, 2014
Nick Zabara
Clinical Practice, Research, Therapy

With the many changes in the newest version of the Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders (DSM-5), among the most significant has been the…

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Poor Care Pushes LGBTQ Seniors Back in the Closet

Poor Care Pushes LGBTQ Seniors Back in the Closet

July 11, 2014
Nick Zabara
Clinical Practice, Research, Therapy

Today’s seniors grew up when their LGBTQ status was considered a mental illness, a view that has largely changed.  But, as Nancy Knauer of Temple…

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Trauma Workers At-Risk for Compassion Fatigue

Trauma Workers At-Risk for Compassion Fatigue

July 4, 2014
tmastor
Clinical Practice, Research, Therapy

The expectation of unending compassion for others is unrealistic. For trauma workers, hearing devastating stories can take its toll. This can be seen in detrimental…

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Abusing Your Body Through Exercise

Abusing Your Body Through Exercise

June 20, 2014
tmastor
Clinical Practice, Research, Therapy

Last year, a good friend of mine became obsessed with the gym. Preoccupied by the “small” size of his muscles, he would spend hours staring…

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Taboo of Male Rape Keeps Victims Silent

Taboo of Male Rape Keeps Victims Silent

June 13, 2014
tmastor
Clinical Practice, Research, Therapy

“My name is Will, and I think rape is hilarious…when it happens to a dude,” begins the monologue in a recently posted video written and…

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“Love Hormone” Oxytocin Linked to Domestic Violence

“Love Hormone” Oxytocin Linked to Domestic Violence

June 6, 2014
tmastor
Clinical Practice, Research, Therapy

For years the scientific study of relationships has centered on the hormone oxytocin. Made in our brains and traveling through our blood, oxytocin is said…

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Grieving the Loss of a Child:  The Five Stage Myth

Grieving the Loss of a Child: The Five Stage Myth

May 2, 2014
tmastor
Clinical Practice, Research, Therapy

When we think of death, dying and grief, no one therapist has had the impact and staying power as that of Elisabeth Kübler-Ross. Her five…

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A Contrast to Medical Psychiatry:  The ‘Hearing Voices’ Movement

A Contrast to Medical Psychiatry: The ‘Hearing Voices’ Movement

April 25, 2014
tmastor
Clinical Practice, Research, Therapy

The 1961 classic, The Myth of Mental Illness by Thomas Szasz, revolutionized the way we think about atypical mental phenomena. And over the years, the…

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Treatments Available to Long-Term Abduction Victims

Treatments Available to Long-Term Abduction Victims

March 28, 2014
tmastor
Clinical Practice, Research, Therapy

Between 2002 and 2004, 16-year-old Amanda Berry, 21-year-old Michelle Knight, and 14-year-old Georgina DeJesus were abducted from the streets of Cleveland, Ohio. They were lured…

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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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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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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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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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Children Who Kill Are Often Victims Too

Children Who Kill Are Often Victims Too

January 24, 2014
tmastor
Clinical Practice, Events, Research

In 1993, in Merseyside, England, Jon Venables and Robert Thompson were charged with the abduction and murder of 2-year-old James Bulger.  Bulger had been abducted…

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Ritual Abuse, Cults, and Captivity

Ritual Abuse, Cults, and Captivity

January 10, 2014
tmastor
Clinical Practice, Research

It is almost impossible to imagine the realities endured by victims of ritual abuse:  multiple abusers with systematic motives, coordinated with the sole purpose of…

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Coping with a Traumatic Brain Injury

Coping with a Traumatic Brain Injury

January 3, 2014
tmastor
Clinical Practice, Research

Traumatic brain injuries (TBI) contribute to many deaths each year, and can lead to the development of secondary mental health problems.  The Centre for Disease…

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Virginity Tests Place Physicians in Quandary

Virginity Tests Place Physicians in Quandary

December 27, 2013
tmastor
Clinical Practice, Research

In October of 2013, the College of Physicians in Quebec, Canada, ordered doctors to stop performing virginity tests on women. Remarkably, it took a formal…

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Love is War:  Post-Infidelity Stress Disorder

Love is War: Post-Infidelity Stress Disorder

December 6, 2013
tmastor
Clinical Practice, Events, Research, Therapy, Uncategorized

Blind-sided by the one you love, the one you married. Learning about your spouse’s infidelity can be emotionally and physically devastating.  The emotional damage is…

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Methadone Treatment May Prolong Addiction

Methadone Treatment May Prolong Addiction

November 15, 2013
tmastor
Clinical Practice, Research, Therapy

The conventional treatment for opioid dependence is to prescribe methadone. Similar to morphine, methadone is a synthetic opioid sometimes referred to as a narcotic.  It…

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The Heart is a Drum Machine:  Drumming as Therapy

The Heart is a Drum Machine: Drumming as Therapy

November 8, 2013
tmastor
Clinical Practice, Research, Therapy

We moderns are the last people on the planet to uncover what older cultures have known for thousands of years:  The act of drumming contains…

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