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Yearly Archive for 2006

Resistance to Seeking Treatment for Mental Illness – How Others Can Help

by Elise Stobbe
7

There is a time when a mentally ill person may realize that they need help. Symptoms worry them or others enough that they... READ MORE →

Brainy Kids’ Brains Develop Slowly

by Tony Brown, BA, EMT
0

Do larger brains correlate with higher intelligence? Or does higher intelligence run parallel with the more diverse environmental... READ MORE →

Latest Lines of Biopsychosocial Research

by Shaheen E Lakhan, MD, PhD, MEd, MS, FAAN
0

Generally, the latest hot topics in biopsychosocial fields include medical ethics, international medicine and health, reducing... READ MORE →

Impaired Awareness of Mental Illness

by Elise Stobbe
8

There are about six million severely mentally ill people in the United States. About half of these severely mentally ill... READ MORE →

A Westerner’s Pilgrimage – Chrysanthemum Tea

by Tony Brown, BA, EMT
2

When last we met I was standing in a Chinese herbal store with plastic bag full of dried chrysanthemum flowers in my hand.... READ MORE →

Yoga and Paradoxical Wakefulness

by Valerie Bessett
1

Dr Auriol proposed the term “of paradoxical wakefulness” rather than “of fourth state of consciousness”... READ MORE →

Memory Storage Begins Before Bedtime

by Vini Samy
1

Most of us remember pulling an all-nighter and last-minute cramming before an exam despite the fact that your parents and... READ MORE →

Social Isolation and Mental Illness

by Elise Stobbe
78

Think about what it would be like to spend most of your time alone because being around other people is just too difficult.... READ MORE →

Living with a Brain Disorder: Richard, 46-50, Depression, Anxiety, Schizoaffective Disorder

by Shaheen E Lakhan, MD, PhD, MEd, MS, FAAN
0

Interviewee: Richard, age 46-50, from Maryland was diagnosed with “major depression, anxiety disorder, schizoaffective... READ MORE →

Severe Psychiatric Disabilities and Employment

by Elise Stobbe
5

There are many people with common neurotic anxiety disorders who continue to work despite their condition, depending on severity.... READ MORE →

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This Sunday February 14th (9 p.m. ET), the Emmy-nominated Brain Games tv-show is back! Wonder junkie Jason Silva returns to our screens, teaming up with... READ MORE →

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