April 2023 - On Second Thought: from Iffy to Witty Thoughts
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April 2023

Mental health professionals are frequently challenged to make clinical differential diagnoses between personality and mood disorders. As the clinical presentation of these disorders share significant features and frequently co-occurs, it can be arduous to disentangle the cause of the individual's psychopathological symptoms. While mood and...

20 April, 2023

One benefit that rose from the COVID-19 pandemic is greater innovation, creativity, and a push for virtually-based options in healthcare and behavioral health. Telepsychiatry and telehealth counseling were almost nonexistent before 2020; however, there has been an explosion of services offered via virtual platforms since...

18 April, 2023

The U.S. Department of Health & Human Services reports that mental health treatment needs have increased significantly. One in five adults experiences a mental health concern, and at least one in six youth have experienced clinical depression. Suicide claimed the lives of more than 45,000 Americans in...

16 April, 2023

Screening and early detection positively influence treatment outcomes for young children. Early identification promotes more rapid treatment interventions, allowing youth to recover and benefit from their education, develop healthy relationships, access employment, and prevent the onset of more chronic and debilitating conditions as adults. The American...

13 April, 2023

Asking if a person is an introvert or an extrovert might be a great icebreaker. There is, however, considerable psychology behind these personality types and how they influence mental health. Psychologists and educators must consider introverted characteristics when treating and educating youth in this group. Personality...

12 April, 2023
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