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When a Parent is Incarcerated

When a Parent is Incarcerated

March 7, 2014
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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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Anorexia Affects Men More Than Previously Thought

Anorexia Affects Men More Than Previously Thought

February 28, 2014
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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
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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
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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
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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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Book Review:  “The Trauma of Everyday Life”

Book Review: “The Trauma of Everyday Life”

January 31, 2014
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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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Children Who Kill Are Often Victims Too

Children Who Kill Are Often Victims Too

January 24, 2014
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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
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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
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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
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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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