July 3rd, 2023
By Eileen Weber
Blacks, Indigenous are most affected
More than 3.5 million Americans experience the public health crisis of homelessness. And demographics play a role in the...
July 2nd, 2023
By Andrew Cromarty
Person-centering may help counter trend
Organizational structures in mental health care may shape staff perceptions and behaviors in biased ways—usually...
July 2nd, 2023
By Danielle Ray
Representative Becca Balint’s (D-Vermont at-large District) very first bill introduced in Washington D.C. addresses mental health support for kids. She said it will not be...
July 2nd, 2023
By New England Psychologist Staff
An artificial intelligence (AI) chatbot called Tessa, programmed to deliver an interactive program called Body Positive developed by Ellen Fitzsimmons-Craft Ph.D. and other...
July 1st, 2023
By Alan Bodnar Ph.D.
Did you ever have a piece of art work displayed? Were you ever on TV? Were you ever arrested? Did you ever run away from home? Were you ever in a room with a famous person?...
July 1st, 2023
By Eileen Weber
Mass. and RI weigh in on nationwide dilemma
The mental health field has been hit hard with the nationwide staffing shortage that has impacted physicians,...
June 5th, 2023
By Christina P. O'Neill
The federal American Rescue Plan Act (ARPA) has approved $15 million for a $55-$60 million, at least 120-bed standalone hospital project in South Central New Hampshire....
June 4th, 2023
By Alan Bodnar Ph.D.
“Some books are to be tasted, others to be swallowed, and some few to be chewed and digested…” – Francis Bacon
Tasted, swallowed, and digested – I’ve done...
June 4th, 2023
By Ellen Anderson, Ph.D
Why is it that no one ever calls me back? This is a statement that I hear nearly every day from people searching for mental health services. I’m in agreement. It is...
June 4th, 2023
By Danielle Ray
As a woman in recovery herself, Rebecca Allen put a lot of thought into the written testimony that detailed why she did not support a bill (S.B. No. 1205) focusing on the...
