Aneri Pattani, Philly.com
Philly.com’s Aneri Pattani reports on the story of Diana Chao and the ways her mental illness affected her physical health. Important topics such as mental health stigma, patient education, and the varied origins of symptoms are addressed through this powerful personal story.
American Psychological Association (APA)
Feeling stressed or overwhelmed during the holiday season? You’re not alone. Take a look at this guide which has been put together by the APA to help you navigate some of the hardest parts of the holiday season, including managing difficult family conversations, pressures of gift-giving, and financial stress.
Malcom Gladwell, Revisionist History
Author/podcast host Malcom Gladwell dives into emotionality, psychoanalysis, and parapraxis (“Freudian slips”) in music. Listen as he interviews musicians, historians, and psychoanalysts about a pattern of “slips” in Elvis’s work to answer the question: what can we learn about the artist through these windows into the unconscious mind?
Marty Moss Coane, Radio Times/WHYY.com
Guests: Dr. Maria Oquendo and Dr. Matthew Nock
WHYY's Radio Times Marty Moss Coane interviews Dr. Maria Oquendo (University of Pennsylvania) and Dr. Matthew Nock (Harvard University) about their expertise in the field of suicide risk factors, prevention, and strategies for solving this public health crisis.
Eileen Kennedy-Moore, Ph.D., Psychology Today
Dr. Eileen Kennedy-Moore writes about the ways in which parents (and other grown-ups) can effectively speak with children across the developmental trajectory when it comes to disaster in the world.
Amy Novotney, APA.org
Take a look at this excellent piece, describing the modern-day approach to psychoanalysis, dispelling myths, and reviewing important research in the field of mental health.
