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Brain Injury in Prisons an Overlooked Problem

Brain Injury in Prisons an Overlooked Problem

June 25, 2026
Robert T. Muller
Research

Between 50-80% of individuals in prisons and jails are estimated to have a traumatic brain injury (TBI). Behind these statistics are people unjustly punished for…

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“Housing First” Addresses the Revolving Door of Homelessness

“Housing First” Addresses the Revolving Door of Homelessness

January 13, 2025
Robert T. Muller
Research

On any given night, more than 12,000 people in Toronto (Canada) experience homelessness, with about three-quarters of these individuals facing mental health challenges. Alarmingly, many…

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Depression, suicide, overdose, music, escapism, rehabilitation, mental health, anxiety, funeral, phoebe bridgers, LGBT

So Blue All the Time

November 28, 2022
Robert T. Muller
Arts & Culture, Sounds

The emotional and melancholic “Funeral” by singer/songwriter Phoebe Bridgers from her album “Stranger in the Alps”, pays tribute to the tragic death of her close…

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Artist, Artwork, Mental Health, Anxiety, Jayoon Choi, Recovery, Rehabilitation, Anxiety Disorder, Struggle, Pain

At the Bottom of the Anxiety Swamp

October 26, 2022
Robert T. Muller
Arts & Culture

“There is a moment when you can’t help but sinking down deep into the shit. Attacked by a spiteful thought. But Oh dear! I was…

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Brain Scans, Mental Health, Psychiatry, TEDtalks, Sports, SPECT, felons, rehabilitation, organs, TBI

Brain Scans in Psychiatry

October 19, 2022
Robert T. Muller
Arts & Culture, Video

The TED talk titled “The Most Important Lesson from 83,000 Brain Scans” by Dr. Daniel Amen shed light on a very interesting concept: Psychiatrists are…

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Healing, Trauma, Literature, Psychoanalysis, Freud, Psychology, Recovery, Rehabilitation, Spielrein, Feminism,

Coming Into Being

September 28, 2022
Robert T. Muller
Arts & Culture, Words

The popularization of psychology is often attributed to the work of Carl Jung and Sigmund Freud. Unlike her male counterparts, the contributions of Sabina Spielrein…

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Movie, Beautiful Boy, Steve Carell, Depression, Suicide, Addiction, Mental Illness, Mental Health, Coping, Drug Abuse, Grief, Therapy, Recovery, Rehabilitation, Timothee Chalamet

Beautiful Boy

August 24, 2022
Robert T. Muller
Arts & Culture, Video

The 2018 biographical film directed by Felix van Groeningen “Beautiful Boy”, adapts the memoirs of both father and son, David and Nic Sheff. The film…

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The logo of the Trauma and Mental Health Report Podcast: A brain with a microphone close to it

E28: Inside the Mental Health Courts with Richard D. Schneider (Part 2)

May 9, 2022
Robert T. Muller
Podcast

In our second installment of our two-part interview, Trauma Report writer Samantha Mason talks with the Honourable Mr. Justice Richard D. Schneider, B.Sc., M.A., Ph.D.,…

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The logo of the Trauma and Mental Health Report Podcast: A brain with a microphone close to it

E26: Inside the Mental Health Courts with Richard D. Schneider (Part 1)

April 11, 2022
Robert T. Muller
Podcast

In this episode, Trauma Report writer Samantha Mason sits down with the Honourable Mr. Justice Richard D. Schneider, B.Sc., M.A., Ph.D., LL.B., LL.M., C.Psych. They…

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Two women sitting against a dirty wall smoke cigarettes

COVID-19 Pandemic Measures Bring an Epidemic of Substance Abuse

December 18, 2020
Robert T. Muller
Uncategorized

While the COVID-19 pandemic has affected people worldwide, it has deeply impacted those dealing with substance addictions. Experts have consistently reported a pattern of addictions…

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epidemic, drug, COVID-19, Addiction, Heroin, Mental Health, Rehab, Rehabilitation, Healthcare, Opioid crisis, Drugs, Substance Use Disorder,

The Dwindling Frontline: What COVID-19 Has Done to America’s Drug Epidemic

September 11, 2020
Robert T. Muller
Events

Before COVID-19 arrived on American soil, there wasn’t much curiosity about how the growing epidemic could collide with another well-established one, one which had been…

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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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Meaningful Prison Reform

Meaningful Prison Reform

June 6, 2017
Robert T. Muller
Arts & Culture, Video

Dan Pacholke is the former Deputy Secretary of the Washington State Department of Corrections—and a well-known prison-reform visionary. Throughout his career, he has helped correctional…

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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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The Sex Offender Next Door: Why Re-integration Helps

The Sex Offender Next Door: Why Re-integration Helps

November 14, 2014
Robert T. Muller
Clinical Practice, Research, Therapy

The release of a sex offender back into a community can be a deeply unnerving experience. Many of us are fearful for our comfort and…

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Coping with a Traumatic Brain Injury

Coping with a Traumatic Brain Injury

January 3, 2014
tmastor
Clinical Practice, Research

Traumatic brain injuries (TBI) contribute to many deaths each year, and can lead to the development of secondary mental health problems.  The Centre for Disease…

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Going Forward with Life

Going Forward with Life

November 27, 2013
tmastor
Arts & Culture, Words

When the clock has gone forward 
and all rehab has been completed,
 Where exactly do we pick up our life? Our abilities and level of…

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Little Criminals:  Treatment Remains Elusive for Youth Sexual Offenders

Little Criminals: Treatment Remains Elusive for Youth Sexual Offenders

April 19, 2013
srependa
Events, Research, Therapy, Uncategorized

Residents of Christie Pits neighbourhood in Toronto, Canada, were left in disbelief last year following a series of sexual assaults by a 15-year-old boy (identity…

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The Invisible Trauma of War-Affected Children

The Invisible Trauma of War-Affected Children

July 13, 2012
srependa
Research

Eighteen million children are being raised in the chaos of war.  In the past ten years, as a result of armed conflict, over 2 million…

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My Mother’s Reflections on her Own Brain Injury

My Mother’s Reflections on her Own Brain Injury

May 6, 2011
srependa
Uncategorized

About a month ago, The Trauma and Attachment Report published an article about the impact that my mother’s brain aneurism had on my life and…

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