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Silent Shout

Silent Shout

October 5, 2026
Robert T. Muller
Arts & Culture, Image

Art has always been a vehicle used by those to express themselves. Various mediums can be used to achieve this, such as painting, woodwork, graphite…

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Healing the Whole Family: A Graphic Novel on Intergenerational Trauma

Healing the Whole Family: A Graphic Novel on Intergenerational Trauma

September 28, 2026
ahalyarv
Arts & Culture, Image

Healing the Whole Family is a graphic story written by Grace Chiang in collaboration with mental wellness consultant Eunice Yuen and artist Nealie Ngo. The…

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Sylvia Plath’s Confessional Poem on Tulips and Depression

Sylvia Plath’s Confessional Poem on Tulips and Depression

September 26, 2026
ahalyarv
Arts & Culture, Words

Sylvia Plath’s poem “Tulips” was published in 1965 and in her book “Ariel”, her second collection of published poetry. This collection of poetry was published…

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EP 72: How Outdoor and Adventure Therapy can Improve Mental Well-Being

EP 72: How Outdoor and Adventure Therapy can Improve Mental Well-Being

September 22, 2026
Robert T. Muller
Podcast

https://mcdn.podbean.com/mf/web/tsbuew9vweyksi2c/Dante_Podcast_1.mp3 In this episode, Contributing Writer Dante Lewis-Chan sits down with Dr. Anita Tucker, a Professor of Social Work at the University of New Hampshire,…

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When Mental Health Suffers Under Geopolitical Conflict

When Mental Health Suffers Under Geopolitical Conflict

September 22, 2026
Robert T. Muller
Research

The past six years have been marked by multiple active global conflicts, many of which have evolved into expansive crises that significantly worsen mental health…

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The Bitter and Sweet of it Both Intertwine

The Bitter and Sweet of it Both Intertwine

September 15, 2026
Robert T. Muller
Arts & Culture, Sounds

Pursuing a dream can feel both thrilling and exhausting at the same time. Blue Lips by CORTIS is an introspective song that captures this exact…

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Blind Eye

Blind Eye

September 11, 2026
Robert T. Muller
Arts & Culture, Image

Siobahn Kaufman, a graduate of the Breda University of Applied Sciences and a resident of the Netherlands, is an emerging painter known for her Dark…

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The Yellow Wallpaper

The Yellow Wallpaper

September 7, 2026
Robert T. Muller
Arts & Culture, Words

“The Yellow Wallpaper”, a short story written in 1892 by Charlotte Perkins Gilman, is an early literary example of how women’s mental health has been…

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EP71: How Social Media Can Actually Be Used To Promote Positive Outcomes

EP71: How Social Media Can Actually Be Used To Promote Positive Outcomes

September 7, 2026
Robert T. Muller
Podcast

In today’s episode, The Trauma & Mental Health Report’s contributing writer, Nysa Syed, will be talking with Dr. Amori Mikami, who is a Professor in…

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TODAY MY ALARM WENT OFF AT 12:30PM

TODAY MY ALARM WENT OFF AT 12:30PM

September 3, 2026
Robert T. Muller
Arts & Culture, Words

In the poem TODAY MY ALARM WENT OFF AT 12:30PM, Mira Gonzalez details the routine of someone struggling with depression and substance use issues. Though…

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Frida Kahlo: Painting Pain

Frida Kahlo: Painting Pain

August 31, 2026
ahalyarv
Arts & Culture, Image

Frida Kahlo, a painter known for her painful and passionate self-portraits, is celebrated for her representation of Mexican and indigenous culture as well as depictions…

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Hilary Duff’s “The Optimist” and the Lasting Impact of Childhood Wounds

Hilary Duff’s “The Optimist” and the Lasting Impact of Childhood Wounds

August 29, 2026
ahalyarv
Arts & Culture, Sounds

With the recent ending of the North American leg of Hilary Duff’s Lucky Me Tour, it feels like an appropriate time to return to the…

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“The Visitor”: Exploring Impermanence in Relationships

“The Visitor”: Exploring Impermanence in Relationships

August 22, 2026
ahalyarv
Arts & Culture, Sounds

In her song “The Visitor,” artist Sienna Spiro opens up about her fear of impermanence and being temporary in relationships through her vulnerable lyrics and…

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Mental Health Is More Than a Personal Matter

Mental Health Is More Than a Personal Matter

August 18, 2026
Robert T. Muller
Arts & Culture, Image

What shapes our mental health? It is easy to imagine psychological distress as something that exists entirely within an individual, a chemical imbalance, a diagnosis,…

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Longing for Peace in the Midst of Emotional Exhaustion

Longing for Peace in the Midst of Emotional Exhaustion

August 18, 2026
Robert T. Muller
Arts & Culture, Sounds

American singer-songwriter SZA’s song Saturn explores the desire to escape emotional pain and find a place where life feels lighter. Rather than depicting healing as…

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Home is You

Home is You

August 18, 2026
Robert T. Muller
Arts & Culture, Words

Three years ago, I came across Nikita Gill’s People Aren’t Homes, and the poem’s closing lines have stuck with me ever since. Of all the…

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Gen V

Gen V

August 18, 2026
Robert T. Muller
Arts & Culture, Video

Gen V, a hilarious and much-awaited spin-off of Eric Kripke’s The Boys, takes us to Godolkin University, an institution where a new generation of superheroes…

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Managing Eco-Anxiety Through Mindfulness Approaches

Managing Eco-Anxiety Through Mindfulness Approaches

August 16, 2026
Robert T. Muller
Research, Therapy

The impact of natural disasters is felt globally, even in terms of mental health. A recent study found 78% of young adults’ mental health was…

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“Never Enough”: A human’s guide to addiction

“Never Enough”: A human’s guide to addiction

July 31, 2026
ahalyarv
Arts & Culture, Words

“Never Enough: The Neuroscience and Experience of Addiction” written by Judith Grisel (2019), a behavioural neuroscientist and psychology professor at Bucknell University, was my first…

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EP70: Colonial Biases Impact Indigenous Healthcare and Mental Health Care

EP70: Colonial Biases Impact Indigenous Healthcare and Mental Health Care

July 30, 2026
Robert T. Muller
Podcast

https://mcdn.podbean.com/mf/web/ymn4zb7nazsddhv4/Sophie_Podcast_1.mp3 In today’s episode, The Trauma and Mental Health Report’s contributing writer, Sophie Wagner, speaks with Dr. Lucy Vorobej, a historian and post-doctoral fellow at…

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