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Russian Adoption Laws Leave Children Warehoused and Unwanted

Russian Adoption Laws Leave Children Warehoused and Unwanted

August 21, 2015
Robert T. Muller
Clinical Practice, Interviews, News, Research, Therapy

It is a life of deafening silence, colourless walls, and empty corridors, a life of intense longing and disappointment. For over 600,000 children living in…

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Postpartum Depression Underdiagnosed in Men

Postpartum Depression Underdiagnosed in Men

August 7, 2015
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Clinical Practice, Interviews, News, Research, Therapy

After his son Jaden was born, Jason Maharaj felt depressed, exhausted, and stressed. Following complications during the pregnancy, Jason’s wife was diagnosed with postpartum depression,…

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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, News, 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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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, News, 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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Psychologist Robert T. Muller, CAMH Lecture on Trauma Therapy

Psychologist Robert T. Muller, CAMH Lecture on Trauma Therapy

October 27, 2014
Nick Zabara
Arts & Culture, Video

A professor at York University specializing in trauma and attachment, Robert T. Muller recently gave a lecture at the Centre for Addiction and Mental Health….

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What is Postpartum Depression?

What is Postpartum Depression?

February 14, 2014
tmastor
Clinical Practice, Interviews, News, 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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Children Who Kill Are Often Victims Too

Children Who Kill Are Often Victims Too

January 24, 2014
tmastor
Clinical Practice, Events, News, 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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When You’re Gone:  Deployment Effects on Parenting

When You’re Gone: Deployment Effects on Parenting

October 4, 2013
tmastor
Clinical Practice, Interviews, Research

“It’s hard, but I think it must be harder for my husband, being away for so long.  He missed a lot of firsts when the…

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To Share or Not To Share (the Family Bed)

To Share or Not To Share (the Family Bed)

August 2, 2013
tmastor
Clinical Practice, News, Research

Some of the most common questions posed to parents of newborns, particularly by other parents, relate to sleeping patterns.  Choices around sleep can be personal…

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The Fragmented Child:  Disorganized Attachment and Dissociation

The Fragmented Child: Disorganized Attachment and Dissociation

April 12, 2013
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Uncategorized

Dissociation is a phenomenon most people have the capacity to experience.  It is a coping mechanism used to manage stressors as minor as over-stimulation or…

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