Research finds that eye movement desensitization and reprocessing therapy (EMDR) is effective for PTSD. However, the scientific community still does...
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Featured Research Findings
CBT for children and adolescents. How do therapists help?
Cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT) isn't the only treatment in town. But everyone keeps talking about it because it just proves...
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Screen addiction is related to suicide and mental health
Questions about the effects of screen time abound in our modern society. Does it really affect mental health or social...
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Are men and boys falling behind? What to know and how to help.
Economic and social markers now show that men and boys are falling behind in multiple aspects of American society. Researchers...
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Coping with climate change anxiety: How to help
Climate change has been brewing for a while now. But so has anxiety about climate change. Otherwise known now as...
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How people adjust to changes in life: Points for therapists
There is a human tendency to want to categorize things simply. This is no different for therapists. We often want...
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Evidence-based manualized treatments: Pros versus noes
Alright, we really just wanted to make a snazzy title that rhymed. There really are no "noes" when it comes...
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How people make change in therapy to improve mental health
To kick off Mental Health Awareness Month this May, we thought we'd talk some fundamentals of therapy. I mean, the...
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Research Findings in Mental Health
Prolonged exposure therapy training for PTSD
Trauma and PTSD following a discrete traumatic event(s) is something the mental health field does well in treating. Mountains of...
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Types of narcissism: It’s not so cut and dry.
Narcissism has become a popular framework to explain behavior that appears dominant in workplaces and maladaptive or harmful in relationships....
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Bloody Depression! A blood test for depression??
Researchers at Indiana University have developed a blood test to identify depression and bipolar disorders. It is thought to have...
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“Trauma-informed care”: Roots and directions
Many now refer to "trauma-informed care" as any assessment or intervention that acknowledges the possibility of a traumatic event(s). It...
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Psychedelic assisted therapy: All the rage.
There is no doubt that people who experience depression, anxiety, PTSD, and a number of other conditions can feel trapped...
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VR shows promise for pain psychology
Continued research has led chronic pain psychology and treatment to focus increasingly on cognitive-behavioral methods for managing pain (e.g., cognitive...
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Brain inflammation and depression
Recent research has found that depression may constitute a response to inflammation in the brain. Inflammation happens when you get...
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