ALEXANDRIA, Va. — Four out of five physical therapists now recommend the technique of astral projection for dealing with chronic pain, sources... Read the full masterpiece
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Missouri state Rep. Dave Griffith has spent the last five years digging into research on how psychedelic-assisted therapy has helped veterans struggling with post-traumatic stress disorder and depression. This May marked the end of his final legislative session in the House, and he pushed one last time for legislation to allow clinical trials of psychedelic-assisted […]
A shortage of quality teen mental health providers calls to mind the miscues over teacher evaluation and what lessons can be applied
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At this point, what is stopping them from just hauling your ass in and fixing you? Mandatory Comic Day Transcript This is a transcript of…
There might finally be a way forward for long Covid treatment—if only you were allowed to talk about it.
Maine Democrat Senate candidate Graham Platner's wife admitted to his campaign that he had sent sexually explicit texts to women early in their marriage, according to multiple reports.
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Never before in this country’s history has the importance of mental health been so culturally emphasized. Unfortunately, to some, “mental health” has... Get the full story
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A popular virtual therapy platform is telling providers and patients they'll have to do facial scanning soon, forcing some to choose between handing over their data and continuing care.
Sometimes great advice comes wrapped in unlikely packages.
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Tomoo Yamada, an athletic trainer here at The Farm, has been a beloved member of Stanford athletics for 25 years.
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CBT is a colonial monoculture that gaslights suffering people into blaming themselves. It must be dismantled.
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_This essay examines emotional and psychological harm within therapeutic settings. It references colonial violence, systemic racism, ableism, practices similar to conversion therapy, and the experience of being gaslit by mental…
With _The Essential Guide for Counseling Black Women_ , Dr. LaNail Plummer is guiding us all to support Black women more effectively.
CN: bipolar disorder, therapy, medication, family dynamics Don’t fret – I’m not going to write 31 posts about involuntary civil commitments. My first accurate diagnosis was Bipolar Disorder. Originally, I was type II because I experienced hypomanic episodes rather than full blow mania. When I had a truly terrifying experience in 2010/2011, I was rediagnosed […]
NEW YORK — Local therapist Dr. Lauren Mitchell reassured her patient Monday that it is completely normal for a loser like him... Read more nonsense
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Are you a peacemaker, an advocate, harbor, thinker, or a spark?
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Lately, I’ve been talking websites into existence. Not metaphorically, but actually sitting in important meetings with people — clients, collaborators, my wife, friends, neighbors — watching real websites materialize in front of us as we converse. I’ve been half-jokingly call […]
When Jimmy Pardo joined us for a hilarious and revealing interview, he had just conducted a _Never Not Funny_ anniversary show that exceeded nine hours in length. Not all that shocking if you’ve been listening to the show, which routinely exceeds two hours of jokes, interviews, and rapid-fire conversation. All those years of talking (and Jimmy talks fast) have meant a lot of self-reflection on a…
Earlier this year, a New York Times investigation by Jennifer Valentino-DeVries and Kashmir Hill uncovered something disquieting about the current state of mental health: a number of therapists reporting that their patients were experiencing delusional behavior as a result of their interactions with AI chatbots. Mental health professionals are not the only people witnessing this: […]
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Onix is launching a “Substack of bots,” where digital twins of health and wellness influencers dispense advice 24/7. And maybe hawk their products.
Withers reflects on her journey towards overcoming seasons of doubt.
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"Your nervous system will choose a familiar hell over an unfamiliar heaven every day of the week."
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Reframe anger as a force for good.
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Gaslighting is designed to confuse, and the signs aren't always super clear.
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At age 24, Eric Zimmer was in rough shape. He was addicted to heroin, weighed maybe a hundred pounds, and was facing the prospect of a lengthy prison sentence. So he gave rehab another try and he had some success and started getting his life back together, diving into just about any book or teaching he could find that could help him get healthy and stay healthy. This led to conversations, the…
The patients in the therapy sessions in the new film GROUP: The Schopenhauer Effect are actors, but it’s not a scripted film. The actors were given characters and circumstances and then they improvised dialogue with each other and with the group leader, who is also acting. Kind of. Dr. Elliott Zeisel is one of the most important figures in group therapy in America since the 1970s. With all that…
"This is sustainable on my salary and it's genuinely helping."
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Federal health officials on Monday laid out a proposal to spur development of customized treatments for patients with hard-to-treat diseases, including for rare genetic conditions that the pharmaceutical industry has long considered unprofitable.
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MILAN – After causing the nation 3 straight days of what can only be described as “holy shit, holy shit, I’m going to lose my god damn mind” levels of stress at the Olympics, the government has ordered Hockey Canada to pay for all Canadians’ therapy appointments for the next 3 weeks. “You can’t just […]
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Sara Hussain for Vogue India: In 2026, I’m No Longer Interested in ‘Working on Myself’, aka the exhausting “hyper-policing [of] our thoughts and language until having a personality feels like a risk assessment exercise”.
Everything began to feel like a diagnostic exercise. If I’m tired, it’s burnout. If I’m irritated, it’s dysregulation. If I don’t reply to a message immediately, I’m either…
To the chagrin of professionals who dedicate careers to complex solutions, sometimes the simplest intervention is the most effective
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