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Assisted Dying:  We Need a Larger Conversation

Assisted Dying:  We Need a Larger Conversation

June 15, 2018
Robert T. Muller
Research

We know that death is inevitable, yet most imagine it in the distant future. But those with a terminal illness face the harsh reality of…

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Jurors Are Left Traumatized by Some Court Cases

Jurors Are Left Traumatized by Some Court Cases

June 1, 2018
Robert T. Muller
Clinical Practice, Therapy

On November 7, 2016, the Ministry of the Attorney General of Ontario reached a settlement with a juror diagnosed with vicarious post-traumatic stress disorder. The…

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When Male Rape Victims Are Held Accountable for Child Support

When Male Rape Victims Are Held Accountable for Child Support

May 18, 2018
Robert T. Muller
Research

When Shane Seyer was 12, he was sexually exploited by his 16-year-old babysitter Colleen Hermesmann. She became pregnant with Seyer’s child in 1989 and was…

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What Can a Lizard Tell Us About Human Mental Health?

What Can a Lizard Tell Us About Human Mental Health?

March 23, 2018
Robert T. Muller
Clinical Practice, Research, Therapy

A new study on lizards has found that, when exposed to stress, their responses can be passed down genetically. Scientists now believe there may be…

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Prison Executioners Face Job-Related Trauma

Prison Executioners Face Job-Related Trauma

February 23, 2018
Robert T. Muller
Research, Therapy

When an order of execution is issued by the courts in the United States, the prison warden or superintendent is responsible for the sentence being…

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Confronting Anxiety

Confronting Anxiety

February 12, 2018
Robert T. Muller
Arts & Culture, Words

Penned by Instagram artist thoughtbuckets, An Ode to My Anxiety is a conversation between a young person and their anxiety. It is a portrait of somebody…

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A Soldier's Memoir

A Soldier’s Memoir

January 29, 2018
Robert T. Muller
Arts & Culture, Sounds

Country musician Joe Bachman’s poignant song “A Soldier’s Memoir (PTSD Song)” is a tribute to soldiers in the Armed Forces. Written by Bachman and Mitch…

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Coping with the Passing Thoughts

Coping with the Passing Thoughts

December 11, 2017
Robert T. Muller
Arts & Culture, Sounds

“Heavy” by Linkin Park featuring Kiiara was released in early 2017. After the suicide of the lead singer in July of this year, one can…

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Anxiety Doesn't Knock First

Anxiety Doesn’t Knock First

November 6, 2017
Robert T. Muller
Arts & Culture, Words

Brittin Oakman’s poem “” expresses the struggle for calm that is experienced by individuals living with anxiety disorders. Oakman’s poem also reminds those suffering from…

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When Children Receive Transplants: Unforeseen Stress on Families

When Children Receive Transplants: Unforeseen Stress on Families

October 27, 2017
Robert T. Muller
Clinical Practice, Therapy

On April 13, 2016, Bill and Lindsay Brent received the phone call they were desperate for. Their youngest child Nathan would get the liver transplant…

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Staying Grounded

Staying Grounded

October 11, 2017
Robert T. Muller
Arts & Culture, Video

In 2016, Vice released a series of a short films centred around the topic of mental health. “Grounded” explores the effect of ambient music on…

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For Those with Schizophrenia, Writing Can Help

For Those with Schizophrenia, Writing Can Help

September 29, 2017
Robert T. Muller
Clinical Practice, Research, Therapy

A myth in popular culture: Mental illness leads to creativity. The idea is bolstered by successful movies like Total Recall, Minority Report, and Blade Runner,…

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Inadequate Training Leaves Workers Vulnerable to Compassion Fatigue

Inadequate Training Leaves Workers Vulnerable to Compassion Fatigue

August 4, 2017
Robert T. Muller
Clinical Practice, Research, Therapy

Every afternoon, personal support worker Susan (name changed) struggled with administering medication to a particular elderly patient in the dementia ward where she worked. On…

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Practice 'Safe Social'

Practice ‘Safe Social’

July 19, 2017
Robert T. Muller
Arts & Culture, Video

Award-winning public speaker, businesswoman, and one of Canada’s Top 100 Most Powerful Women Bailey Parnell takes to the stage in this captivating TED talk. In…

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Firefighters Fight Stress as First Responders

Firefighters Fight Stress as First Responders

June 22, 2017
Robert T. Muller
Clinical Practice, Research, Therapy

We tend to think of firefighters saving lives as fires tear through homes or forest land. What many people don’t know is that firefighters are…

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Parkinson’s Takes its Toll on Family Caregivers

Parkinson’s Takes its Toll on Family Caregivers

May 25, 2017
Robert T. Muller
Clinical Practice, Research, Therapy

Her hands and legs trembled, she could no longer drive. Cognitively, she declined. Her balance was affected, and she often fell. My grandmother Anna (name…

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Stressed Out

Stressed Out

May 7, 2017
Robert T. Muller
Arts & Culture, Sounds

The song “Stressed Out” by Twenty One Pilots gained popularity in 2015, and discusses mental health by using subtle and not-so-subtle lyrics. The very title…

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Crushing Debt Affects Student Mental Health

Crushing Debt Affects Student Mental Health

April 27, 2017
Robert T. Muller
Clinical Practice, Research, Therapy

Brian, a graduate from a university in California, struggled financially and emotionally. He often experienced anxiety, panic, and shame about his student loans. Upon graduating,…

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Medical Marijuana for PTSD?

Medical Marijuana for PTSD?

March 30, 2017
Robert T. Muller
Clinical Practice, Research, Therapy

On October 1st, 2016, a Canadian medical marijuana company called Marijuana for Trauma opened a location in Edmonton, Alberta to treat PTSD in military veterans….

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Online Programs Confront Suicide Rates in Indigenous Communities

Online Programs Confront Suicide Rates in Indigenous Communities

March 2, 2017
Robert T. Muller
Clinical Practice, Research, Therapy

In 2016, a wave of suicides occurred in Canada’s indigenous populations. Communities in northern Saskatchewan particularly witnessed several youth suicides. In October of that year,…

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