The health professions make a grave mistake when they treat mental illnesses as “discrete brain conditions that are largely genetically determined and barely influenced by the slings and arrows of misfortune,” writes clinical …
At lunch this week with Paul Edgar, I began to think that “losing the narrative” is part of moving beyond PTSD. I was moved to this thought by a short essay that Paul Yingling ran in my blog, through the good offices of Paul …
Patients are being shunned in the mistaken belief they have biological defects. In fact the evidence shows that most have endured traumas.
Laura Line, Director of Strategic Partnerships, Maternity Care Coalition. This post is part of “Mental Health: The Missing Piece in Maternal Health,” a blog series co-hosted by the MHTF, the Mental Health Innovation Network at …
For decades cancer strategy has focused on early prevention and diagnosis. Now we must do the same with mental health.
