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Derealization and depersonalization: Perceived madness
It’s been 50 plus years of emotional and mental illness for this hombre. And by far, dissociation is the scariest phenomenon I’ve encountered. So derealization and depersonalization: perceived madness – let’s get down to business. Experiencing just one episode of derealization or depersonalization would motivate anyone to scour the net for answers and explanations. That’s […]
Internet Abuse & PTSD: Interview with NOW’s President Christian F. Nunes, MBA, MS, LCSW
The internet has changed the way we talk, learn, work, and connect. It has also created a place for abuse, especially against women. This abuse can have serious effects on mental health. The Anxiety & Depression Association of America (ADAA) spoke with the National Organization for Women (NOW)’s president, Christian F. Nunes, MBA, MS, LCSW […]
Year 2 of Design for Implementation Conference Assembles Stakeholders in Clinical Guidance and Experts on AI – Coalition for National Trauma Research
DFI participants provided feedback on the beta version of a clinical guidance app developed following Year 1 of the conference. In her introductory remarks to the Design for Implementation: The Future of Trauma Research and Clinical Guidance Conference, Eileen Bulger, MD, ACS Medical Director of Trauma Programs, reminded attendees of the vast scope of the […]
Facts vs. Speculation: Is Mark Zuckerberg Autistic?
ABA Centers of America examines why the question is more important than the answer Mark Zuckerberg, the CEO of Meta (formerly Facebook), is one of the most influential figures in the tech industry. His social demeanor and highly focused work ethic have led many to speculate about whether he might be on the autism […]
Why Autistic Friendships are Unique and Beautiful
Mary, Lindsay, and I for my birthday celebration in Disney 1/1/25 Friendships are supposed to feel safe, comforting, and accepting. But for autistic people, traditional friendships often come with hidden rules, unspoken expectations, and social exhaustion. That’s why when two autistic people form a friendship, it’s something truly special. Autistic friendships prioritize honesty, deep understanding, […]
What Parents Need to Know
How long should a child stay in ABA therapy? Parents and caregivers navigating the path of autism spectrum disorder (ASD) treatment have critical questions about the duration of ABA therapy program options. How long should therapy continue? How many hours per week are optimal? When is the right time to reduce services? These questions represent […]
The Gym Saved My Life: Joe’s Mental Health Journey
About Joe: Joe has been working in men’s health for the past decade, nine years of which was spent as the Program Manager for the Canadian Men’s Health Foundation. He regularly volunteers with HeadsUpGuys and has contributed to many of our campaigns, events, and resources over the years. I Can Credit the Gym for Saving […]
CNTR Partners with University of Utah on PCORI-Funded Project Targeting Access to Care in Rural Settings – Coalition for National Trauma Research
Survivors of traumatic injury who live in rural America face many challenges to recovery due to limited access to specialized services, geographic barriers, and socioeconomic factors including lower baseline income levels and higher rates of uninsurance. While nearly 20% of the U.S. population lives in areas defined as rural, rural patients are substantially underrepresented in […]
CNTR Joins University of Chicago Project to Improve Penetrating TBI Outcomes – Coalition for National Trauma Research
Service members at the frontlines of world conflicts will have a better chance at survival, thanks to a $6.67M research award from the Department of Defense through the Medical Technology Enterprise Consortium (MTEC) to the University of Chicago (UC). The University of Chicago project, titled Neurotrauma Training Program for Military Providers: Bridging Gaps in Deployed […]
Lessons on Love Boundaries and Autism
Love is never simple, but when autism is part of the equation, relationships can become even more complex, profound, and uniquely beautiful. Boundaries, communication, and emotional connection all take on deeper meanings, creating a landscape that requires patience, understanding, and care. Whether you are autistic yourself or in a relationship with someone who is, love […]