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Sports Team Gang Rapes:  Are We Breeding Sexual Offenders?

Sports Team Gang Rapes: Are We Breeding Sexual Offenders?

March 29, 2013
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Events, Therapy

On August 11th, 2012 in Steubenville, Ohio, two high school football players kicked off the beginning of the season with a night of partying, drinking,…

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Family Health Teams:  Getting a Second (and Third) Opinion

Family Health Teams: Getting a Second (and Third) Opinion

March 22, 2013
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Clinical Practice, Research, Therapy

Mental health concerns are among the leading reasons patients visit the family doctor’s office. Having psychologists and other mental health providers work in collaboration with…

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A War Vet’s Best Friend:  Cutting the Cost of PTSD Service Dogs

A War Vet’s Best Friend: Cutting the Cost of PTSD Service Dogs

March 15, 2013
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Events, Research, Therapy

After his return from the Vietnam war, Raymond Galmiche, now 64, would experience nightmares, sleeplessness, and flashbacks.  Trying to soothe his symptoms, he sought help…

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Cultural Barriers to Treating Autism:  A South Asian Woman’s Story

Cultural Barriers to Treating Autism: A South Asian Woman’s Story

February 22, 2013
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Therapy

Language barriers and cultural stigma associated with mental illness may hinder access to mental health services.  The National Institute of Mental Health comments on the…

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Dissociative Identity Disorder:  Drawing the Line between Fact and Fiction

Dissociative Identity Disorder: Drawing the Line between Fact and Fiction

February 15, 2013
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Clinical Practice, Events, Research, Therapy

In the 1996 film Primal Fear, Edward Norton plays Aaron Stampler, an altar boy charged with murdering an archbishop who had sexually abused him.  Stampler…

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They’re Just Kids:  Inside a Pediatric Psych Unit

They’re Just Kids: Inside a Pediatric Psych Unit

February 8, 2013
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Clinical Practice, Therapy

The heavy metal door is pushed aside to make room for the breakfast trolley.  It towers over the nurse who wheels it down the hall,…

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Toughing it Out:  Posttraumatic Stress in Police Officers

Toughing it Out: Posttraumatic Stress in Police Officers

January 25, 2013
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Research, Therapy

“Imagine the most horrific things that happen in this city that no one really hears about or sees.  Homicides, rapes, car accidents, violent assaults, this…

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The Media and Dissociative Identity Disorder

The Media and Dissociative Identity Disorder

January 18, 2013
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Film Review, Research, Therapy

“Put away the myths the media has created… The truth is, these are not very bright guys, and things got out of hand.” — Hal…

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A Disease We Share: Multifamily Group Therapy for Eating Disorders

A Disease We Share: Multifamily Group Therapy for Eating Disorders

November 23, 2012
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Therapy

The loss of control, hopelessness, and overwhelming stress and anxiety felt by individuals with eating disorders are symptoms often experienced by the family as well. …

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Dr. Snoopy: Including Pets in Psychological Treatments

Dr. Snoopy: Including Pets in Psychological Treatments

October 26, 2012
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Therapy

We’ve all heard dogs described as man’s best friend, but recent research is indicating that good friends (dogs or otherwise) can have notable healing effects….

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Meditation as Medicine: It’s Not What You Think

Meditation as Medicine: It’s Not What You Think

September 7, 2012
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Therapy

Wake up.  Make breakfast.  Drop off the kids.  Go to work.  Finish that report.  Pick up the kids.  Make dinner.  Pay the bills.  Plan for…

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The Traumatic Effects of Forced Deportation on Families

The Traumatic Effects of Forced Deportation on Families

August 31, 2012
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Clinical Practice, Therapy

  Immigration related trauma has many faces.  Complex cultural, political and social issues arise when people choose or are forced to leave their country of…

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Family Based Therapy for Adolescent Eating Disorders

Family Based Therapy for Adolescent Eating Disorders

August 3, 2012
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Therapy

Parents often feel guilty, siblings may feel pushed aside, and the ill adolescent may worry that everyone is against her. Conflicts arise around food, eating,…

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Lean on Me:  Healing Domestic Abuse through Group Therapies

Lean on Me: Healing Domestic Abuse through Group Therapies

March 9, 2012
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Therapy

Trauma isolates; the group re-creates a sense of belonging. Trauma shames and stigmatizes; the group bears witness and affirms. Trauma degrades the victim; the group…

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Worrying Yourself Sick: A Personal Account

Worrying Yourself Sick: A Personal Account

February 24, 2012
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Research, Therapy

Complaints, anxieties, and worries often make up a large part of day to day conversation, but worries can consume so much of one’s thoughts that…

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Families Coping with Terminal Illness through Music

Families Coping with Terminal Illness through Music

December 10, 2011
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Therapy

The Canadian Association of Music Therapy (CAMT) describes music therapy as the clinical use of music by an accredited music therapist to promote, maintain, and…

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Poverty, Broken Homes, Violence: The Making of a Gang Member

Poverty, Broken Homes, Violence: The Making of a Gang Member

November 4, 2011
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Research, Therapy

Sylvester Akapalara, 17, Hanzel Saucedo, 18, Genaro Ramirez, 19, Alexander Ibarra, 17, Aljoven Canalete, 19, and Ebony Huel, 16 were all found murdered in gun-related…

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Sensorimotor Psychotherapy: A Somatic Path to Trauma Treatment

Sensorimotor Psychotherapy: A Somatic Path to Trauma Treatment

October 28, 2011
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Therapy

In the 1970s, Pat Ogden began paying attention to the connection between her clients’ dissociations from their bodies and their psychological concerns.  With the development…

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Culture and PTSD:  Lessons from the 2004 Tsunami

Culture and PTSD: Lessons from the 2004 Tsunami

October 14, 2011
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Book Reviews, Events, Research, Therapy

The 2004 tsunami that swept through Sri Lanka, destroying everything in its path and killing over 200,000 people, took its place as one of the…

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Family Doctors and Affordable Mental Health Counselling

Family Doctors and Affordable Mental Health Counselling

September 9, 2011
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Therapy

Counselling is crucial for the treatment of mental illness.  However, many people lack the income to afford it.  So where do people turn when they…

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