Columnists, In Person
Whistler’s son
By Alan Bodnar Ph.D.
My father was a whistler. He whistled while he waited for the bus and for the family to get ready to go wherever we were going with him. And he whistled in his hospital bed...
Do you have a duty to warn? It may depend on where you live.
By Eileen Weber
What is the duty to warn and what does that mean for healthcare providers?
There are specific legal cases that lay it out. In the 1976 landmark case of Tarasoff v....
Psychologist focuses on tackling climate change
By Catherine Robertson Souter
Most Americans agree that climate change is happening. We are facing the preliminary droughts, forest fires, flooding and storms that are likely to continue to increase in...
Psychologists provide advice on how to talk to kids about war
By Catherine Robertson Souter
In a media-saturated world, it can be difficult to shield children from the most traumatic information. With a war raging in Ukraine and updates on the nightly news, parents...
Study shows social media isn’t all negative — or positive
By Margarita Tartakovsky, MS
Tags: communication, harmful, helpful, Mental health, negative, positive, social media
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Long-time columnist shares insight, experiences in new book
By Catherine Robertson Souter
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Brattleboro Retreat expands telepsychiatry services
By Pamela Berard
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