More and more evidence supports the use of psychological interventions, with or without medication, for the treatment of depression. In this Sharepost I briefly introduce some of the more popular forms of psychotherapy and their basic approaches.
As a psychologist I've become accustomed to people asking whether I can read their mind. I wish - it would make life a lot simpler! I mention this because it remains the case that anything with the prefix ‘psycho' seems to stir curious reactions...
People are becoming more informed about their mental health and, quite rightly, are beginning to ask questions about the effectiveness of... Read more »
SchizophreniaConnection is pleased to present an interview Dr. Xavier Amador, who discusses the thorny dilemma of how to convince... Read more »
I read on this site that a Dutch study showed “that psychotherapy doesn’t work” with families in which there were suicides. To put it... Read more »
Thousands of American families, including my own, have invested thousands of dollars in a promising intervention for AD/HD-neurofeedback.... Read more »
Will joining a support group, or getting psychotherapy, help prolong your life as a breast cancer survivor? Yes, said Dr. David... Read more »
Online therapy with doctors and patients connecting in real time can be effective, which may open the door for thousands of patients to get help,... Read more »
Source: eOrthopod
A group of orthopedic surgeons from four well-known orthopedic clinics took the time to review available studies on hip fractures. In this report,... Read more »
According to a recent press release from the non-profit organization The National Academies, a report will soon be published describing the lack of... Read more »
Source: eOrthopod
Scientists around the world are looking for the best way to treat chronic pain patients. But finding evidence that supports the best practice model... Read more »
Source: eOrthopod
There's a move in the medical world to help health care professionals get on the same page. What does that mean? Well, if you have a health problem,... Read more »
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