Men Depressed as Often as Women Study]
Men depressed as often as women study]
Who's Killing Hawaii's Monk Seals?
Two agents, Brandon Jim On and Take Tomson, took a ride down to the beach in the back of a pick-up truck with a man who… Continue reading
The Girl Whose Skin Never Heals
The girl whose skin never heals
The 11-year-old has a rare genetic disorder that means her skin blisters and tears at the slightest friction. It also affects her internal skin, which means her mouth and oesophagus blister. This makes swallowing… Continue reading
UCSF Study Turns Anorexia Treatment on Its Head
UCSF study turns anorexia treatment on its head
(09-20) 08:05 PDT SAN FRANCISCO — When adolescents are hospitalized with anorexia nervosa, feeding their malnourished young bodies is of urgent importance. On the complicated path to recovery, gaining weight is a… Continue reading
State Board Closes Gap in Mental-Health Coverage for Public Employees
State Board Closes Gap in Mental-Health Coverage for Public Employees
He also announced that four new lower-cost health plan options would be available to workers, as well as financial incentives of up to $ 250 annually for public employees to… Continue reading
Can Baking Make You Happier?
Can baking make you happier?
"Baking helps lift my depression. It can't cure it but it helps," says John Whaite, last year's winner of The Great British Bake Off. He was diagnosed with manic depression eight years ago. Whaite explains… Continue reading
Why Is Depression So Hard to Treat?
Why is depression so hard to treat?
Dr. Mark Ragins A leading voice in recovery-based treatment theory. http://namila.org Why is depression so hard to treat?
Can cognitive behavioural therapy really change our brains?
Cognitive behavioural therapy (CBT) is… Continue reading
New WHO Treatment Guide for Mental Health Trauma
New WHO Treatment Guide for Mental Health Trauma
This is the first time the World Health Organization has issued guidelines dealing with the mental health consequences of trauma and loss. Five years ago, WHO published guidelines for the treatment of… Continue reading
Grant Helps UW Department of Psychology Provide Free Service to Abuse Victims
Grant Helps UW Department of Psychology Provide Free Service to Abuse Victims
UW personnel formally assess symptoms of depression, PTSD (post-traumatic stress disorder) ) and other relevant concerns every few sessions so that clients can be assured that services are… Continue reading