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- Why does the Stigma of Mental Illness Persist
- Dancing with Words in Decatur
- Don't let the Dragon Steal Christmas
- You're Just LIke Me
- The Prison of Independence
- Spalding Gray: The Power of a Dandelion
- Book review done by GInny Sparrow
- Impressions of the American Association of Suicidology
- Headed to San Marcos to hear Thomas Joiner
- Next to Normal Take II
- Texas Suicide Prevention Conference in San Marcos
- Watching Out for the Gorilla
- Link to June Talk in 2010 at the Darien Public Library
- Two excellent articles recently in the NY Times
- Linehan Leads the Way for Honesty in Clinical Practice
- High Suicide Rates in Korea
- Becoming an Orphan
- Beyond Winning
- Dump the Shame, not the Pills
- Innovation: An Antidote for Depression
- Introspection: A Key Ingredient for Mental Health
- Freshman Year of College: Danger Zone for Mental Health
- Catch up on Events
- Music as a Healing Instrument and Barometer
- Lawyers with Depression
- Convincing the Stubborn to Accept Mental Health Care
- Believing It Gets Better
- "Hold on to me"
- My Trip to Dr. Oz
- Glenn Close as Albert Nobbs: Truth from the Inside Out
- Dr. Oz Ventures Bravely into ECT
Dr. Oz Ventures Bravely into ECT
Check out my blog on my psychology today page! I was on the Dr. Oz show discussing ECT.
Glenn Close as Albert Nobbs: Truth from the Inside Out
I got to meet Glenn Close last night, what a fabulous person. Check out my psychology today blog to read more about Glenn Close and the screening of Albert Nobbs.
My Trip to Dr. Oz
In early December the Dr. Oz show emailed me, asking if I could help them find people who would be willing to be filmed during an ECT session, and then interviewed later. Dr. Oz wanted to do a show on ECT, presenting it as a medical procedure. I helped the staff of the show, giving them reference materials, connecting them with people who I thought could help. As an aside, I said "If you want me to come to NY to be on the show, I could do that too."
"Hold on to me"
Hold on to Me is now on iTunes! Search Helen Darling "Hold on to Me". Here's the story on the song: http://www.psychologytoday.com/blog/struck-living/201111/song-heals-hold-me
Believing It Gets Better
A teen comeback story that can inspire others.
Convincing the Stubborn to Accept Mental Health Care
Convincing the stubborn to accept mental health care can be challenging. Here are some ideas for treatment acceptance.
Lawyers with Depression
Here is the blog which Lawyers with Depression asked me to write. Daniel Lukasik offers great resources for lawyers and all of us.
Music as a Healing Instrument and Barometer
Here is my most recent blog on my Psychology Today page.
Catch up on Events
I realize I have been negligent in keeping my blogs on my website up to date. Over the past month I've written three blogs which have received far more hits than previous blogs. If you go to this link: http://www.psychologytoday.com/blog/struck-by-living, you can see all the blogs I've posted on Psychology Today. The two blogs I wrote, one on innnovation and one on the challenge freshman in college seem to face with regard to mental health have resonated with many.
Introspection: A Key Ingredient for Mental Health
Can uncertainty be key to inspiration? Here is my most recent Psychology Today blog.