The challenge of meeting the mental health needs of college students across the country. Source: Anxiety and Depression: More College Students Seeking Help | Time
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On Being a Patient A beautiful and brilliant piece by colleague Garrick Duckler as published in International Psychoanalysis – The fears and hopes connected to being a patient in therapy.
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Get ready – ’tis the season!!! How to Repair Family Relations During the Holidays Source: How to Repair Family Relations During the Holidays – WSJ
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A warm and compassionate piece written by Robin Weiss, a psychiatrist in Baltimore. Source: How Therapists Mourn – The New York Times
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A beautiful piece on ‘the frame’ of psychoanalysis or psychoanalytic psychotherapy. Source: The Architecture of Psychotherapy – The New York Times
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More news to be aware of concerning mental health and college campuses. Important to consider as the fall school schedule begins. Source: Mental-Health Crunch on Campus – WSJ
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Babies’ Mental Health Matters Source: Babies’ Mental Health Matters | Matthew Melmed
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Fascinating article regarding the need for connection and bonding to alter the dependence on addictive substances. Allowing yourself to depend on a healthy relationship with a therapist instead of a drug, shopping, gambling, etc. can bring lasting, deep change. The Likely Cause of Addiction Has Been Discovered, and It Is Not What You Think | Johann
An excellent article on thoughts about how/when antidepressants are working – or is their something else at work: Antidepressant Superstition | Psychology Today.
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No Time for Family Dinner? Try Breakfast via No Time for Family Dinner? Try Breakfast – WSJ.
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Why Everything You Think About Aging May Be Wrong via Why Everything You Think About Aging May Be Wrong – WSJ.
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Preparing for those Holiday Gatherings! Family Meltdowns: When Everyone Is Arguing and No One Is Listening via Family Meltdowns: When Everyone Is Arguing and No One Is Listening – WSJ.
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A thoughtful and poignant story – be sure to read to the end. My Mother’s Psychotherapy — and Mine via My Mother’s Psychotherapy — and Mine – NYTimes.com.
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Some good ideas about how to find the right therapist for you! Will You Be My Therapist? Expert Advice on Finding the Right One via Will You Be My Therapist? Expert Advice on Finding the Right One – WSJ – WSJ.
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Counselors Say Men Are More Willing to Try Couples Therapy When It Focuses on Results via Counselors Say Men Are More Willing to Try Couples Therapy When It Focuses on Results – WSJ.
From the WSJ – how destructive this pattern can be in a relationship, and not just with your partner. Do you give or receive the silent treatment from your parents, children, friends, coworkers ?? How and Why to Ban the Silent Treatment from Your Relationship via How and Why to Ban the Silent Treatment from
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For the anxious many in our society – it clearly makes sense to get moving. Here is some evidence to back that statement up. How Exercise Can Calm Anxiety via How Exercise Can Calm Anxiety – NYTimes.com.
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Romance at Arm’s Length…..is this Modern Love? via Romance at Arm’s Length – NYTimes.com.
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An examination of the ways that Generation Y thinks about and approaches relationships: Love, Actually Teaching Generation Y the Basics of a Strong Relationship via Teaching Generation Y the Basics of a Strong Relationship – NYTimes.com.
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This is a clear explanation of how psychodynamic therapy works – learning about your mind and how unconscious thoughts/feelings drive so many of the things you do. Knowing about these ‘things’ – being aware – allows you to make choices about your interaction with yourself and others in the world. Psychodynamic Psychotherapy: How Learning About
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