Living for Exactly What You Have
We go through life sometimes focusing on some goal, some prize, some future payoff. Maybe it’s a new job at a new company, or moving …
We go through life sometimes focusing on some goal, some prize, some future payoff. Maybe it’s a new job at a new company, or moving …
After spending the past decade at Magellan, one of the largest national behavioral health care companies, Barbara Leadholm comes back to the Department of Mental …
Our U.S. government is a funny thing.
Without an experienced champion in Congress to walk a bill through the political process, causes die with the …
We’re a bit behind the times on this issue, but it’s one that I think deserves a mention here. Twenty years ago, it was virtually …
Probably not surprising to anyone who’s ever grappled with weight issues is this week’s finding from the New England Journal of Medicine that obesity …
A study covered by the CBC provides one of the ultimate “no-brainer” type research findings in recent memory: the drive to divorce has more …
My colleague Russ Newman over at the American Psychological Association,
wrote this excellent op-ed piece for yesterday’s Boston Globe.
It’s an issue many, many …
We’re sorry to report, but Albert Ellis died today at age 93 of natural causes. Albert Ellis was the founder of the groundbreaking and …
Scotland’s Project Ability is calling for submissions to Mental Image: An International Open Art Exhibition Exploring Mental Health. Artists from all …