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One Woman’s Suicide Reignites Right-to-Die Debate

One Woman’s Suicide Reignites Right-to-Die Debate

October 31, 2014
Robert T. Muller
Clinical Practice, Events, Research, Therapy

“I will take my life today around noon. It is time. Dementia is taking its toll and I have nearly lost myself.” Gillian Bennett chose the…

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Fear of Ebola Leaves Orphaned Children Abandoned

Fear of Ebola Leaves Orphaned Children Abandoned

October 24, 2014
Robert T. Muller
Clinical Practice, Events, Research, Therapy

13-year-old Jennette’s (name changed by UNICEF) grandmother died from Ebola. Shortly after attending the funeral, Jennette began to feel sick. When fever developed, she was…

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Ukrainian Revolution Opens Up Old Wounds

Ukrainian Revolution Opens Up Old Wounds

May 23, 2014
tmastor
Events, Research

My grandfather lives in Kiev, Ukraine. As regional conflicts continue to unfold there in the aftermath of the February 2014 revolution, he and other senior…

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Efforts Halted to Place Child Abuse Monument on Prominent Display

Efforts Halted to Place Child Abuse Monument on Prominent Display

May 16, 2014
tmastor
Events

In 1990, an idea started to grow in the mind of Michael Irving, a sculptor, psychotherapist, and survivor of childhood abuse. After listening to many…

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Film Review, “NCR:  Not Criminally Responsible”

Film Review, “NCR: Not Criminally Responsible”

April 18, 2014
tmastor
Events, Film Review

“He looked like a passive type person, living in his own world… there had to be something wrong with him, but I never thought he…

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For Jason Collins and Michael Sam, Life as a Gay Athlete

For Jason Collins and Michael Sam, Life as a Gay Athlete

April 11, 2014
tmastor
Events, Research

On February 23, 2014, NBA center Jason Collins was signed to a 10-day contract with the Brooklyn Nets.  He became the first publicly gay athlete…

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The Changing Face of the Heroin Addict

The Changing Face of the Heroin Addict

April 4, 2014
tmastor
Events, Research

Hollywood and much of the Western world was shocked by the sudden passing of actor Philip Seymour Hoffman in February of 2014.  Reports rapidly circulated…

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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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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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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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Myth Busting the Not-Criminally-Responsible Defense

Myth Busting the Not-Criminally-Responsible Defense

November 29, 2013
tmastor
Events, Research, Therapy

“I thought he must die.  He had no future, nothing good.  I thought I was saving the child.” Nerlin Sarmiento had expressed disturbing thoughts about…

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Rape Chants Prevalent on University Campuses

Rape Chants Prevalent on University Campuses

November 22, 2013
tmastor
Events, Research

“Y-O-U-N-G, we like ’em young, Y is for your sister, O is for oh so tight, U is for underage, N is for no consent, G…

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Revenge Porn Exposed

Revenge Porn Exposed

November 1, 2013
tmastor
Events, Research

In 2012, 15-year-old Amanda Todd headlined newspapers after sharing her experience of cyberbullying and revenge porn in a YouTube video.  According to Amanda, she was…

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Video Games Rated A for Addictive

Video Games Rated A for Addictive

October 25, 2013
tmastor
Events, Research, Therapy

Picture if you will, flashing screens, loud noises, focused faces and a crowd gathered to watch high stakes games; games that end only when you…

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"State of Emergency”:  High Suicide Rates in First Nations Communities

“State of Emergency”: High Suicide Rates in First Nations Communities

October 11, 2013
tmastor
Clinical Practice, Events, Research, Therapy

On April 17th 2013, Chief Peter Moonias declared a state of emergency in the community of Neskantaga.  Two suicides within days of each other are…

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No Place to be a Child:  Healing Spaces Amidst Armed Conflict

No Place to be a Child: Healing Spaces Amidst Armed Conflict

September 20, 2013
tmastor
Clinical Practice, Events, Research, Therapy

“If we are to teach real peace in this world, and if we are to carry on a real war against war, we shall have…

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For Families Touched by Homicide, the Media Prolong Pain

For Families Touched by Homicide, the Media Prolong Pain

September 13, 2013
tmastor
Clinical Practice, Events, Research, Therapy

On January 1st, 2008, fourteen year old Stefanie Rengel was murdered a few meters outside of her Toronto home. After receiving a mysterious phone call…

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Lest we Forget:  Three Decades after the Cambodian Genocide

Lest we Forget: Three Decades after the Cambodian Genocide

July 26, 2013
tmastor
Clinical Practice, Events, Research, Uncategorized

“Keeping you is no profit; losing you is no loss.” –slogan of the Khmer Rouge Cambodia is one of the world’s poorest countries, with 30%…

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In the Limelight:  Celebrities Struggling with Mental Health

In the Limelight: Celebrities Struggling with Mental Health

July 19, 2013
tmastor
Clinical Practice, Events, Research

With the recent death by overdose of Cory Monteith, the issue of celebrity status and mental health is once again raised into the limelight. Reducing…

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