Lane connects us with a recent study about the efficacy of group support psychotherapy on depression and HIV in Uganda.Continue reading Connecting with Recent Topics in Psychiatric Epidemiology
Book Review: “An Unquiet Mind” By Kay Redfield Jamison
The author reviews this book that focuses on bipolar disorder.Continue reading Book Review: “An Unquiet Mind” By Kay Redfield Jamison
Does Scrolling Impact How I Perceive Myself?
Mosher describes the impact of social media on body image. Continue reading Does Scrolling Impact How I Perceive Myself?
Reflection: This Moment in Time
The author shares a personal piece about a reminder bring herself into the current moment.Continue reading Reflection: This Moment in Time
A Reflection on Darren Aronofsky’s “The Whale”
Lane discusses new film “The Whale” and its portrayal of mental illness.Continue reading A Reflection on Darren Aronofsky’s “The Whale”
Why I Wish People Would Stop Saying “I’m So OCD”
This piece illustrates information and the author’s personal experience with Obsessive Compulsive Disorder.Continue reading Why I Wish People Would Stop Saying “I’m So OCD”
Mental Health in Rural America
Mosher dives into the state of mental health care especially in the country’s rural communities.Continue reading Mental Health in Rural America
Connecting with Recent Topics in Psychiatric Epidemiology
In this informational piece, Lane details recent insights in the field of psychiatric epidemiology including differences in mental health treatment across racial and ethnic groups.Continue reading Connecting with Recent Topics in Psychiatric Epidemiology
An Introduction to Psychiatric Epidemiology
Lane provides an in-depth dive into the field of psychiatric epidemiology. Continue reading An Introduction to Psychiatric Epidemiology
A HelpLine Story
Dedicated volunteer Andrew Posner shares his stint with NAMI Washtenaw County as a NAMI HelpLine volunteer.Continue reading A HelpLine Story