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Archive for June, 2012

Study Examines Three Types of Stress Among African-American Youth

Harsh and Unpredictable Childhoods Affect Risky Behaviors in Unique Ways

Is Depression a Preventable Condition?

Playing Helps Children Develop Emotional Regulation

New Study Tests the Just-World Theory

Effects of Anafranil on Neural Activity at Low Doses

Do Good, Feel Better: How Good Deeds Can Help with Ennui and Depression

More Efforts Needed to Encourage Veterans to Seek Depression Treatment

Examining Posttraumatic Growth in Individuals Receiving Cancer Treatment

Cannabis Use Increases 115% Among Veterans in Past Seven Years

Is Honesty Always the Best Policy When It Comes to Infidelity?

New Study Compares Sexual Predator Assessment Tools

Clients’ Past Experiences Influence Therapeutic Alliance

Acculturative Stress Diminishes Mental Health Gains in Minority Teenagers

The Delicate Balance of Religion and Therapy

Building Self-Confidence from the Ground Up

Behavioral Approach Sensitivity May Increase Teens’ Risk for Substance Misuse

Mindfulness Decreases Anxiety and Depression in Cancer Patients

Examining Solitary Confinement and Its Effects on Mental Health

Therapist-Adolescent Conflict and Communication Styles

The Food Window

Fifty Shades of Play?

Reducing Substance Use by Reducing Depression

Are Depression and Anxiety Symptoms of One Clinical Condition?

The Berlin Boy in the Woods and the Strange Reality of Feral Children

Should I Stay or Should I Go?

New Study Compares Acceptance and Behavioral Therapy for Anxiety

Deep Breathing and Guided Imagery for Anxiety

The Link Between Childhood Trauma, Alcohol Use, and Incarceration

Study Reveals Four Classes of Comorbidity for Anxiety and Depression

You Can Wait Too Long to Address the Problems in Your Marriage

Strong Teacher-Child Relationship Decreases Misconduct in Teen Boys

Stalking the Wild Perfectionist

New Study Examines Alcohol Use and Risks Among Asian Americans

Self-Efficacy Is a Key Component of CBT for Anxiety

Understanding the Journey of Self-Actualization

Communicating-Building Therapy for Autism Helps Children and Teachers

Self-Soothe in Your Own Compassionate Hammock

Does Meditation Work?

Preventing Posttraumatic Stress Disorder in Children

How Customer Aggression Affects Service Representatives

Art Therapy As a Treatment for Depression

Getting a Clear Picture of Anxiety Levels in Young Children

Let’s Rethink the Concept of Mental Disorder

New Study Assesses Mental Health of Medical Students

In China, Prior Abortion Linked to Depression, Anxiety in Later Pregnancies

Burden of Discrimination Can Lead to High Blood Pressure

Shy, Cousin of Shame

Emotion Restriction and Discrimination Increase Depression in Minority Men

Recent Study Suggests CBT for Psychosis Should Be All or Nothing

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