The Bipolar Child Puzzle
As I’ve been away on vacation this past week, I missed this great (but lengthy) article by Jennifer Egan published last week in the New …
As I’ve been away on vacation this past week, I missed this great (but lengthy) article by Jennifer Egan published last week in the New …
Top on the list of concerns for many students isn’t just the typical challenges of college—filled with entering a new environment, getting good grades, making …
Another downside to trying to over-control your child’s behavior has been discovered. Parents who do so may put their child at greater risk for …
So after a decade or more of modern neuroscience research using fMRI and other advanced imaging scans as well as extensive gene studies, what …
Thankfully, an ill-advised autism study involving the use of chelation has been called off by the National Institute of Mental Health. Chelation is a technique …
It’s a vexing question and one that Dr. Ronald Pies tries to address in a recent New York Times piece, I think with great aplomb. …
An interesting study published last week looked at whether the virtual worlds we create online are just going to reflect all of the typical biases …
In case you needed more proof that the new drugs being marketed today are no better than the cheaper, older drugs, well a new study …
Too often the benefits of “emotional intelligence” are hyped with very little real-world benefits. But emotional intelligence — the abilities to perceive, use, understand and …
Kids get exposed to all sorts of traumatic events in their young lives and for most, they can escape from serious emotional harm. One way …
I’ll be taking a few days off, so while I’m away, I thought you might enjoy some of these oldies but goodies!
10 Years Ago on …
So you walk into your psychiatrist’s office and get prescribed an antidepressant or other psychiatric medication. And if you live in the U.S., chances are …