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Public still confused about memories of sexual assault
By John Grohol, Psy.D.
Tags: Brett Kavanaugh, Christine Blasey Ford, data of science, immutable facts, memories, rape, science behind trauma, sexual assault, victim’s memory
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The dilemma: to join a group practice or go solo
By Catherine Robertson Souter
It is perhaps the most important question to answer for anyone just starting out in a clinical practice. Does it make sense to take a “safe” position in a group practice or...
To overcome the mental health bias, clinicians must serve as examples
By New England Psychologist Staff
Tags: clinician, gender, health history, interpersonal skills, Mental health, mental health bias, race, socioeconomic status, unconscious bias
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