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Prison Executioners Face Job-Related Trauma

Prison Executioners Face Job-Related Trauma

February 23, 2018
Robert T. Muller
Research, Therapy

When an order of execution is issued by the courts in the United States, the prison warden or superintendent is responsible for the sentence being…

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Ketamine Depression Treatment Poses Unknown Risks

Ketamine Depression Treatment Poses Unknown Risks

February 16, 2018
Robert T. Muller
Clinical Practice, Research, Therapy

New evidence that ketamine, an anesthetic medication, might be effective in treating depression is leading to increased research on the drug. What’s significant is the…

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Using Art to Heal from Sexual Assault

Using Art to Heal from Sexual Assault

January 5, 2018
Robert T. Muller
Events, Therapy

Frizz Kid (Hana Shafi), a writer and visual artist based in Toronto, Canada, deals with themes of feminism, sexual violence, and self-care. Shafi first came…

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Surprising Side Effect of Parkinson’s Drug: Compulsive Creativity

Surprising Side Effect of Parkinson’s Drug: Compulsive Creativity

December 8, 2017
Robert T. Muller
Clinical Practice, Research, Therapy

In 2014, Ingrid Hauff was diagnosed with Parkinson’s disease (PD), a degenerative disorder that attacks the nervous system, leading to speech impairment, loss of control…

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When Children Receive Transplants: Unforeseen Stress on Families

When Children Receive Transplants: Unforeseen Stress on Families

October 27, 2017
Robert T. Muller
Clinical Practice, Therapy

On April 13, 2016, Bill and Lindsay Brent received the phone call they were desperate for. Their youngest child Nathan would get the liver transplant…

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For Those with Schizophrenia, Writing Can Help

For Those with Schizophrenia, Writing Can Help

September 29, 2017
Robert T. Muller
Clinical Practice, Research, Therapy

A myth in popular culture: Mental illness leads to creativity. The idea is bolstered by successful movies like Total Recall, Minority Report, and Blade Runner,…

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For Offenders with Mental Illnesses, Jail Diversion Programs Give a Second Chance

For Offenders with Mental Illnesses, Jail Diversion Programs Give a Second Chance

August 18, 2017
Robert T. Muller
Clinical Practice, Research, Therapy

On February 8, 2015, Natasha McKenna—a 37-year-old offender who suffered from mental illness—died following an incident in which she was tasered four times by law…

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Inadequate Training Leaves Workers Vulnerable to Compassion Fatigue

Inadequate Training Leaves Workers Vulnerable to Compassion Fatigue

August 4, 2017
Robert T. Muller
Clinical Practice, Research, Therapy

Every afternoon, personal support worker Susan (name changed) struggled with administering medication to a particular elderly patient in the dementia ward where she worked. On…

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Workplace Alcohol Tests Thin Line Between Privacy and Productivity

Workplace Alcohol Tests Thin Line Between Privacy and Productivity

July 6, 2017
Robert T. Muller
Clinical Practice, Research, Therapy

Keeping our personal and professional lives separate is something many of us strive for. But, as Johnene Canfield recently discovered, we only have so much…

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Firefighters Fight Stress as First Responders

Firefighters Fight Stress as First Responders

June 22, 2017
Robert T. Muller
Clinical Practice, Research, Therapy

We tend to think of firefighters saving lives as fires tear through homes or forest land. What many people don’t know is that firefighters are…

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Brain Stimulation Device Powers Healing

Brain Stimulation Device Powers Healing

June 8, 2017
Robert T. Muller
Clinical Practice, Research, Therapy

Promising new treatments for neurological disorders are looking to transform disease management through neuroplasticity—the brain’s ability to alter its structure and function to adapt to…

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Parkinson’s Takes its Toll on Family Caregivers

Parkinson’s Takes its Toll on Family Caregivers

May 25, 2017
Robert T. Muller
Clinical Practice, Research, Therapy

Her hands and legs trembled, she could no longer drive. Cognitively, she declined. Her balance was affected, and she often fell. My grandmother Anna (name…

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Models Face Routine Exploitation, Mental Health Problems

Models Face Routine Exploitation, Mental Health Problems

May 11, 2017
Robert T. Muller
Clinical Practice, Research, Therapy

Former model Nikki Dubose has graced the covers of fashion magazines from Maxim to Vogue to Vanity Fair. She’s modeled in Barcelona, Paris, London, and…

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Crushing Debt Affects Student Mental Health

Crushing Debt Affects Student Mental Health

April 27, 2017
Robert T. Muller
Clinical Practice, Research, Therapy

Brian, a graduate from a university in California, struggled financially and emotionally. He often experienced anxiety, panic, and shame about his student loans. Upon graduating,…

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Rape Victims' Reactions Misunderstood by Law Enforcement

Rape Victims’ Reactions Misunderstood by Law Enforcement

April 13, 2017
Robert T. Muller
Clinical Practice, Research, Therapy

In 2008, 18-year-old Marie reported being raped at knifepoint in her apartment. Confronted by the police with allegations that she was lying, she conceded under…

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Medical Marijuana for PTSD?

Medical Marijuana for PTSD?

March 30, 2017
Robert T. Muller
Clinical Practice, Research, Therapy

On October 1st, 2016, a Canadian medical marijuana company called Marijuana for Trauma opened a location in Edmonton, Alberta to treat PTSD in military veterans….

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Talking About Death May Prevent End-of-Life Suffering

Talking About Death May Prevent End-of-Life Suffering

March 16, 2017
Robert T. Muller
Clinical Practice, Research, Therapy

Death comes unexpectedly. As City University of New York professor Massimo Pigliucci once said, “You can evade taxes. But so far, you can’t evade death.”…

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Online Programs Confront Suicide Rates in Indigenous Communities

Online Programs Confront Suicide Rates in Indigenous Communities

March 2, 2017
Robert T. Muller
Clinical Practice, Research, Therapy

In 2016, a wave of suicides occurred in Canada’s indigenous populations. Communities in northern Saskatchewan particularly witnessed several youth suicides. In October of that year,…

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Managing Psychiatric Medication: A Challenge for Pregnant Women

Managing Psychiatric Medication: A Challenge for Pregnant Women

February 16, 2017
Robert T. Muller
Clinical Practice, Research, Therapy

It is often portrayed as a happy and exciting time, but the experience of pregnancy can be mixed, with physical and mental complications dampening the…

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Climate Change Affecting Farmers’ Mental Health

Climate Change Affecting Farmers’ Mental Health

February 2, 2017
Robert T. Muller
Clinical Practice, Research, Therapy

The cutoff for irreversible climate change has long been accepted as two or more degrees in global temperature compared to pre-industrial records. Reports show that,…

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