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Teaching Children about Trauma:  The “River Speaks” Series

Teaching Children about Trauma: The “River Speaks” Series

May 29, 2015
Robert T. Muller
Clinical Practice, Research, Therapy, Words

In her latest series of children’s books, River Speaks, author Sandy Stream conveys the emotional turmoil that children and families go through when dealing with…

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Non-Offending Pedophiles Suffer From Isolation, Lack of Resources

Non-Offending Pedophiles Suffer From Isolation, Lack of Resources

May 22, 2015
Robert T. Muller
Clinical Practice, Research, Therapy

The stigma of pedophilia and the fear of criminal consequences often prevent non-offending pedophiles from seeking help. Non-offenders who confess sexual urges toward children are…

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We Thought You’d Never Ask: Autism & Self-Advocacy

We Thought You’d Never Ask: Autism & Self-Advocacy

May 15, 2015
Robert T. Muller
Clinical Practice, Events, Research, Therapy

“Not being able to speak is not the same as not having anything to say,” read the flat and emotionless voice of the computer. The…

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A Blood Test to Diagnose Depression?

A Blood Test to Diagnose Depression?

May 8, 2015
Robert T. Muller
Clinical Practice, Research, Therapy

Researchers at the Feinberg School of Medicine at Northwestern believe it may be possible to diagnose depression using a blood test. According to Eva Redei,…

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Refugee System Perpetuates Trauma for LGBTQ Asylum Seekers

Refugee System Perpetuates Trauma for LGBTQ Asylum Seekers

May 1, 2015
Robert T. Muller
Clinical Practice, Research, Therapy

Until recently, Montgomry Danton was living on the Caribbean island of St. Lucia, where his status as a gay man put him at daily risk…

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Does Experiencing Therapy Make A Better Therapist?

Does Experiencing Therapy Make A Better Therapist?

April 24, 2015
Robert T. Muller
Clinical Practice, Research, Therapy

It seems intuitive. Psychologically adjusted clinicians should provide better psychotherapy. Aside from the stressors of their own daily life, therapists face the emotional struggles and…

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Crisis Pregnancy Centers Traumatize Women Through Deception

Crisis Pregnancy Centers Traumatize Women Through Deception

April 17, 2015
Robert T. Muller
Clinical Practice, Research, Therapy

In 2002, U.S. President George W. Bush enacted a policy allowing faith-based organizations to receive government grants to provide social services. America’s Crisis Pregnancy Centers…

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An Ice Bucket, an Autistic Child, and a Cruel Joke:  When Bullies Seek Easy Targets

An Ice Bucket, an Autistic Child, and a Cruel Joke: When Bullies Seek Easy Targets

April 10, 2015
Robert T. Muller
Clinical Practice, Research, Therapy

A social media campaign aimed at raising awareness for one health problem becomes the cruel vehicle by which awareness is raised for another. On August…

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Srebrenica Massacre Continues to Haunt Victims

Srebrenica Massacre Continues to Haunt Victims

April 3, 2015
Robert T. Muller
Clinical Practice, Events, Research, Therapy

The defendant entered the courtroom, giving a thumbs-up to the judges and clapping mockingly at the spectators watching from a glass-walled gallery. His name: Ratko…

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Is Online Treatment the Next Frontier for Cognitive Behavioural Therapy?

Is Online Treatment the Next Frontier for Cognitive Behavioural Therapy?

March 27, 2015
Robert T. Muller
Clinical Practice, Research, Therapy

Social media have dramatically changed the way many of us connect with family and friends. Some are now proposing that online relationships, particularly online therapeutic…

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Laughing at Mental Illness?

Laughing at Mental Illness?

March 20, 2015
Robert T. Muller
Clinical Practice, Research, Therapy

Whether chuckling at a New Yorker cartoon or an episode of South Park, there is nothing wrong with a bit of laughter. But certain topics…

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Nasal Spray May Prevent PTSD, Study Finds

Nasal Spray May Prevent PTSD, Study Finds

March 13, 2015
Robert T. Muller
Clinical Practice, Research, Therapy

The emotional connection between a memory and an event can be powerful. A child rescued from a house fire or a soldier returning from Afghanistan…

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South Koreans Use Suicide to Preserve Honour

South Koreans Use Suicide to Preserve Honour

March 6, 2015
Robert T. Muller
Clinical Practice, Research, Therapy

The suicide of a celebrity comes as a shock to fans. In the wake of Robin Williams’ death, there was an outpouring of grief. But…

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Prisons Perpetuate Trauma in Female Inmates

Prisons Perpetuate Trauma in Female Inmates

February 27, 2015
Robert T. Muller
Clinical Practice, Research, Therapy

In May 2012, the Equal Justice Initiative (EJI) filed a complaint with the U.S. Justice Department for maltreatment of inmates in Alabama’s Julia Tutwiler Prison…

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What to Expect When You're Expecting Therapy

What to Expect When You’re Expecting Therapy

February 20, 2015
Robert T. Muller
Clinical Practice, Research, Therapy

Starting therapy can be an anxiety-provoking experience that is intensified by uncertainty about what happens during the actual sessions. In an interview with two clinical…

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50 Shades of ... er ... Avoidant Attachment?

50 Shades of … er … Avoidant Attachment?

February 17, 2015
Robert T. Muller
Book Reviews, Clinical Practice, Film Review, Research, Therapy

You’ve seen it a thousand times: the mysteriously sexy male protagonist…the lone wolf. He saunters into women’s lives, gives them a wink, and they trip…

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Mental Health Challenges Faced by Ebola Relief Workers

Mental Health Challenges Faced by Ebola Relief Workers

February 13, 2015
Robert T. Muller
Clinical Practice, Research, Therapy

Nyassa Navidzadeh, a psychiatrist from Montreal, Canada, spent several months overseas, providing aid to the victims of the Ebola outbreak. Based in Foya, Liberia, she…

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Can Some Lead a Better Life Listening to their ‘Voices’?

Can Some Lead a Better Life Listening to their ‘Voices’?

February 6, 2015
Robert T. Muller
Clinical Practice, Research, Therapy

Hearing voices is usually considered a sure sign of mental illness, but recent studies suggest that hearing voices is more common in the general population…

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Is Casual Sex Really So Bad?

Is Casual Sex Really So Bad?

January 30, 2015
Robert T. Muller
Clinical Practice, Research, Therapy

Smartphone apps like Tinder, Grindr, Down, Tingle and Snapchat have opened up a new chapter in the complicated world of dating and casual sex.  Dubbed…

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Sensory Sensitivity in Infants Can Strain Parent-Child Relations

Sensory Sensitivity in Infants Can Strain Parent-Child Relations

January 23, 2015
Robert T. Muller
Clinical Practice, Research, Therapy

“For a child that has sensory hypersensitivity, every touch is painful. A hug is perceived as a painful gesture.” So says Yael Ohri, a preschool…

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