Columnists, In Person
Celebrating the holiday season…and yet
By Alan Bodnar Ph.D.
The holiday season is upon us. We are in the thick of it with Halloween, Thanksgiving, and Diwali behind us and Christmas, Hanukkah, and Kwanza looming ahead. Feasts of saints,...
Treating Long COVID mental health symptoms requires coordination
By Beth Negus Viveiros
Communication between mental health professionals and primary care providers (PCPs) is key to proper...
Should I accept this referral?
By Ellen Anderson, Ph.D
Not long ago, I received a call from a woman requesting an intake appointment. I don’t use a scheduler...
Program helps with transition back to school for students with mental health issues
By Danielle Ray
More than 250 schools in Massachusetts and largely across the East Coast have adopted the Bridge for...
Whose story is it anyway?
By Alan Bodnar Ph.D.
Psychologists are story people, especially when we are trying to help people make more satisfying stories of their lives. Because I am a story person, I am still mulling over...
Psychological tool measures how trauma impacts religious beliefs
By Susan Gonsalves
Although religion and spirituality factor into many lives, research is scarce about how stress and...
Postpartum psychosis: A complex mix of serious symptoms
By Phyllis Hanlon
Several risk factors cited
Amanda Brown struggled with infertility and suffered two miscarriages...
Research highlights health care inequity in Massachusetts
By Beth Negus Viveiros
Communities of color most impacted
Health care equity is a moral imperative and a new study reveals...
Kids’ mental health getting a boost in Connecticut
By Eileen Weber
Bill focuses on access, play issues
Connecticut’s recently passed Senate Bill 2 focuses on...