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Bridging Genes and Brains: A New Frontier in Public Health
Public health keeps communities healthy by preventing disease, promoting well-being, and ensuring everyone has access to essential care. While many people link public health to vaccination campaigns or clean water, mental health is equally crucial. My research sits at the intersection of mental health, neuroimaging, and genetics. By studying how the brain functions, and how […]
Coping with Transitions – 4 Positive Ways to Navigate in the New Year
The start of a new year is often seen as an opportunity for a fresh beginning. But with new beginnings come changes — big or small, expected or unexpected. Whether it’s a change in your personal life, work, or health, navigating transitions can feel overwhelming. The key to moving through these changes is to cope […]
How to handle a narcissist
You were so into catching up with family and friends at the holiday party. “Damn, it’s Anthony. We should have rolled out the red carpet for the arrogant and abusive creep.” Want to know how to handle a narcissist? We’ll turn to an expert. ’It’s great until it isn’t, and often then it seems too […]
New Years Traditions Perfect for Autistic and Neurodiverse People
Can’t you believe it’s the last day of 2024!? The New Year is a time of celebration, reflection, and goal-setting. But let’s be honest—traditional parties and loud gatherings aren’t everyone’s cup of tea, especially for autistic and neurodiverse individuals. If you’re looking for alternative traditions that are inclusive and enjoyable, here are seven ideas to […]
The Impact of Post-Election Uncertainty on Women’s Mental Health
For many women, the 2024 presidential election felt personal. In the days since November 4th, women have reported feeling anxiety, anger, sadness, and even hopelessness. Research suggests that politics in general, and election cycles specifically, have become a significant source of stress for a majority of Americans, but women were more likely than men to […]
Psychiatrists, Therapists, and Nurse Practitioners
Collaboration between psychiatrists, therapists, and nurse practitioners is increasingly recognized as essential for providing comprehensive, patient-centered treatment. By integrating their expertise in psychotherapy, medication management, and holistic patient care, these professionals can offer more effective care that addresses both the emotional and physiological aspects of mental health conditions. This collaborative care model enhances mental health […]
Common Questions About TMS Therapy
If you’re considering TMS (transcranial magnetic stimulation) therapy for depression, you likely have many questions. This guide will help you understand TMS therapy, answer frequently asked questions, and provide key information about the treatment. What Is TMS Therapy? TMS therapy is a non-invasive treatment that uses magnetic fields to stimulate nerve cells in the brain. […]
“The Council of Autism Service Providers” And “ABA Centers” Partner to Ring Closing Bell at the New York Stock Exchange
Today, the Council for Autism Service Providers (CASP) honored ABA Centers, the nation’s fastest growing autism care provider, by partnering to ring the iconic Closing Bell at the New York Stock Exchange together. Lorri Unumb, Chief Executive Officer of CASP; Christopher Barnett, Founder & Chairman of ABA Centers; and his daughter, Madison Mulvey, were the […]
What thyroid headaches feel like and how to get rid of them
Dealing with frequent headaches is frustrating. It’s even worse when they leave you in seemingly endless sharp, pointed pain. Did you know it could be related to your thyroid? So, what thyroid headaches feel like and how to get rid of them. Let’s go. Migraines and thyroid headaches are similar but aren’t the same thing. […]
Autism-Friendly Holiday Activities to Try This Season
The holiday season brings a special kind of magic, filling hearts with warmth, joy, and the comfort of togetherness. But let’s face it—these celebrations can sometimes feel overwhelming, especially for individuals on the autism spectrum. The flurry of lights, loud gatherings, and unpredictable schedules can turn what should be magical into something stressful. That’s why […]