From Ken Pope, Ph.D, ABPP Making thoughtful, informed decisions about whether to cross a particular boundary with a client can sometimes be a real challenge for most of us. Boundary crossings can enrich psychotherapy, serve the treatment
F. Perry Wilson, MD, MSCE May 01, 2019 Welcome to Impact Factor, your weekly dose of commentary on a new medical study. I'm Perry Wilson. This week, I was struck by a study that may usher in
Girls with autism are often misdiagnosed, but a new graphic novel aims to put them in the picture At secondary school, they become the “leftover girls”, drifting, alienated and often miserably lonely because the other
On April 10th the state of Arizona became the first state to grant a professional license to any person who becomes an Arizona resident and held a similar license for at least a year in another
Stress and dream sleep are linked to pathways of brain cell death and survival Study published by the University of Surrey, January 28, 2019 The research was supported by a Lilly Innovation Fellowship Award from
From: University of North Carolina Health Care and University of North Carolina Medical Center Persistent low body weight for young kids may place them at higher risk for anorexia nervosa later in adolescence The study,
We wanted to share some thoughts and reflections from those in our community about the recent passing of Nicholas DeMara, Ph.D. He will be missed by all who knew him. "Nick was a stellar guy.
"For these people with depression, all treatment approaches had failed, but then they adopted a pet ..." by Christian Jarrett. For people diagnosed with what's known as "treatment-resistant major depressive disorder" the prognosis is not good
From Ken S. Pope, Ph.D The resources are in 4 sets: 1) Full citations for 89 recent (published in 2011-2018) journal articles on psychological and other non-pharmacological interventions (e.g., diet) for people with Alzheimer's or
Dr Ford, Alcohol, & Remembering Sexual Assault: What Do We Know?" Research Review by Dr Heather Flowe, Senior Lecturer in Forensic Psychology at the University of Birmingham "Perhaps more so than other victims*, the
