Adrianna was in no mood for reflection as she sat in the conference room in her borderline sexy Max Mara dress. She was pissed. Pissed at her boss who’d just given her an impossible deadline, pissed at her father and, above all, pissed at her know it all shrink who was convinced he could […]
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Just another hookup or will she see him again?
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What’s scary is when you don’t see what’s really evil: A re-write of One Flew Over the Cuckoo’s Nest.
How many people in authority, in schools, prisons, nursing homes, hospitals and mental health organizations believe they know what’s best for the people they care for when in fact they do them great harm?
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What Was Missed in the Shooting of Trayvon Martin by George Zimmerman
In all of the media commentary and analyses of the fatal shooting of Trayvon Martin by George Zimmerman, the focus was almost entirely on the three rules of evidence employed in deciding if George Zimmerman was guilty of murdering the teenage boy. These rules from least to most rigorous include:
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What should you look for when you’ve finally reached the point that you think you need a couples therapist?
So you’ve finally reached the breaking point after endless arguments that lead nowhere. But you still want to save your relationship. What do you do now?
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Depression is Not a Synapse Problem, it’s a Network Problem. And Real Estate Counts!
A recent episode of the Charlie Rose Brain Series provides an exciting discussion of the evolution of our knowledge of depression, specifically of how our understanding has evolved from the synapse or “Big Pharma” model to a Network Model that reveals how many areas of the brain are implicated in depression.
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