Articles, Leading Stories
Future of Nation is top stressor
By Susan Gonsalves
The future of the country is the largest source of stress according to a report from the American Psychological Association.
The APA released the results of its annual...
Does preventative fencing curb suicide attempts?
By Eileen Weber
Suicide is the tenth leading cause of death in this country. According to the American Foundation for Suicide Prevention, men die from suicide three and half times more than...
Clinician works with traumatized, abused children
By Catherine Robertson Souter
The heightened awareness around issues of sexual abuse and trauma in the public forum helps shine a light on the prevalence of the issue in all age groups.
As the...
Treating sexual abuse/harassment with therapy and support
By Phyllis Hanlon
Recently, print, broadcast and social media sites have been reporting sexual abuse, harassment, and misbehavior allegations on a daily basis.
While this news has focused...
Judge allows Affordable Care Act subsidies to end
By Janine Weisman
A week before the 2018 open enrollment period began, a federal judge rejected an emergency motion filed by a coalition of Democratic state attorneys general – including four...
Grant helps people who disclose assault
By Pamela Berard
Researchers at the University of New Hampshire’s Prevention Innovations Research Center are evaluating a strategy they created to help keep on campus incidents of intimate...
Psychologists at odds over science in Mass. high court case
By Janine Weisman
Twelve days after Massachusetts’ Concord District Court put Julie Eldred on probation for a larceny charge in the summer of 2016, she tested positive for fentanyl and was...
Full-service VA Hospital still possible in New Hampshire
By Catherine Robertson Souter
After a Boston Globe Spotlight report in July on the poor state of care at the Manchester, N.H., VA Medical Center, the Veteran’s Administration reacted swiftly to address...
URI offers Mental Health First Aid training
By Pamela Berard
When it comes to accidents or physical illness, First Aid training can help minimize the damage and speed up healing time. The University of Rhode Island is taking a similar...
Study: panic doesn’t increase adverse effects for pregnant women
By Pamela Berard
Neither panic disorder nor generalized anxiety disorder increased adverse birth outcomes for pregnant women, according to a recent Yale study.
However, women who used...