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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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Distinct ADHD Symptoms in Girls Result in Under-diagnosis

Distinct ADHD Symptoms in Girls Result in Under-diagnosis

June 27, 2014
tmastor
Research, Therapy

When my daughter was diagnosed with Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD) in the first grade, I was devastated. I didn’t see a hyperactive, impulsive child…

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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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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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Police Brutality Represented in “Alien Boy”:  Interview with Director Brian Lindstrom

Police Brutality Represented in “Alien Boy”: Interview with Director Brian Lindstrom

May 9, 2014
tmastor
Film Review, Research

When Jim died his life was reduced to this headline: 42 year old man with schizophrenia dies in police custody. Of course, Jim was so…

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Social Media Cannot Fix ‘Being Alone’...Nor Should It

Social Media Cannot Fix ‘Being Alone’…Nor Should It

May 5, 2014
tmastor
Research

As Facebook turned ten this past February, I became acutely aware of my various virtual connections. I can tweet about what I am having for…

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