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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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Voices

Voices

January 28, 2015
Robert T. Muller
Arts & Culture, Words

Sara Berkhimer’s poem speaks to individuals who hear voices as a result of trauma and mental illness. Her poignant words capture the pain, fear, and…

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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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Overpraising May Reduce Self-Esteem in Children

Overpraising May Reduce Self-Esteem in Children

January 16, 2015
Robert T. Muller
Clinical Practice, Research, Therapy

Spend five minutes at a park, and soon you’ll hear enthusiastic parents reinforcing their kids with, “you did so amazing” and other statements as a…

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Trauma Survivors at Higher Risk for Future Abusive Relationships

Trauma Survivors at Higher Risk for Future Abusive Relationships

January 9, 2015
Robert T. Muller
Clinical Practice, Research

In her 2012 TED talk on domestic violence, Leslie Morgan Steiner discusses what she calls “crazy love,” the irrational and often deadly tendency to be…

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Cosmetic Vaginal Surgery Ignores Women's Mental Health

Cosmetic Vaginal Surgery Ignores Women’s Mental Health

December 26, 2014
Robert T. Muller
Clinical Practice, Research, Therapy

“I just thought I was so different from everyone else that I wanted my vagina to be changed,” said 21-year-old, Rosie, during her interview for…

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Reading Is

Reading Is

December 24, 2014
Robert T. Muller
Arts & Culture, Words

Brigid Davidson wrote her poem “Reading Is” at age 11 for a national poetry competition. Davidson’s poem describes her difficulty with reading, caused by her…

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The Closet

The Closet

December 22, 2014
Robert T. Muller
Arts & Culture

“The Closet” is a short video highlighting the struggles faced by gay individuals. The video focuses on an elderly man remembering his childhood abuse due…

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After A Stillbirth, Interpersonal Support Facilitates Coping

After A Stillbirth, Interpersonal Support Facilitates Coping

December 19, 2014
Robert T. Muller
Clinical Practice, Research, Therapy

Over 2 million babies are stillborn every year worldwide, resulting from a genetic or physical defect, an illness suffered by the mother, or problems with…

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Schizophrenia

Schizophrenia

December 10, 2014
Robert T. Muller
Arts & Culture, Sounds

Blue October’s “Schizophrenia” describes the symptoms and challenges a person with schizophrenia faces. Most importantly, the song points out that anyone can suffer from this…

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Abuse

Abuse

December 8, 2014
Robert T. Muller
Arts & Culture, Words

Lora Johnson’s poem “Abuse” tells the story of an abusive relationship. The poem highlights the helplessness and self-blame that the victim often feels. People ask…

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Officers with PTSD at Greater Risk for Police Brutality

Officers with PTSD at Greater Risk for Police Brutality

November 28, 2014
Robert T. Muller
Clinical Practice, Events, Research, Therapy

After dropping off a colleague on September 14, 2013, Jonathan Ferrell began his journey home.  That night, the North Carolina highway proved more treacherous than…

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Behind the Wall

Behind the Wall

November 24, 2014
Robert T. Muller
Arts & Culture, Sounds

Tracy Chapman’s song “Behind the Wall” showcases the pain of living in an abusive household. Chapman depicts abuse that happens behind closed doors and how…

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Brain Damage

Brain Damage

November 5, 2014
Robert T. Muller
Arts & Culture, Sounds

The song ‘Brain Damage’ was partially inspired by Pink Floyd band member, Syd Barrett, who endured a mental breakdown. The song speaks about losing one’s…

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One Woman’s Suicide Reignites Right-to-Die Debate

One Woman’s Suicide Reignites Right-to-Die Debate

October 31, 2014
Robert T. Muller
Clinical Practice, Events, Research, Therapy

“I will take my life today around noon. It is time. Dementia is taking its toll and I have nearly lost myself.” Gillian Bennett chose the…

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Fear of Ebola Leaves Orphaned Children Abandoned

Fear of Ebola Leaves Orphaned Children Abandoned

October 24, 2014
Robert T. Muller
Clinical Practice, Events, Research, Therapy

13-year-old Jennette’s (name changed by UNICEF) grandmother died from Ebola. Shortly after attending the funeral, Jennette began to feel sick. When fever developed, she was…

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LGBTQ Refugees Lack Mental Health Care

LGBTQ Refugees Lack Mental Health Care

October 3, 2014
Robert T. Muller
Clinical Practice, Research, Therapy

In 2012, the Canadian government introduced cuts to the Interim Federal Health Program (IFHP), which provides health coverage for immigrants seeking refuge in Canada. Coverage…

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Living with my Voices: Interview with Kevin Healey

Living with my Voices: Interview with Kevin Healey

September 12, 2014
Nick Zabara
Clinical Practice, Research, Therapy, Video Series

Kevin Healey began hearing voices at an early age. He received treatment in Canada and in the U.K. Today Kevin is a prominent mental health…

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Her Morning Elegance

Her Morning Elegance

September 10, 2014
Nick Zabara
Arts & Culture, Sounds

Oren Lavie’s lyrics speak to the invisibility of mental health issues. Many individuals struggle with anxiety, depression, and other mental health issues without others being…

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