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November 1st, 2025

Diversifying to mitigate burnout

By Liz Varney, LICSW

With the intensity of the current social and political climate, it is more important than ever for...

January 21st, 2025

‘Intensive parenting’ beliefs negatively impact mothers’ mental health

By Susan Gonsalves

Societal pressures are taking a toll on maternal mental health, according to research by Kathryn E....

July 5th, 2024

Revisiting AI

By John Grohol, Psy.D.

Just a year ago, I wrote about the burgeoning field of artificial intelligence (A.I.) and its potential to help in mental health treatment. The field continues to suffer from a...

January 5th, 2024

The overscheduled practitioner

By Ellen Anderson, Ph.D

“People don’t change.” This was relayed to me within my first week on the job by a psychologist, 30 years older than myself. As a researcher, he had some basis for this...

October 4th, 2021

Clinician helps others work through employment, pandemic burnout

By Catherine Robertson Souter

After 18 months of a fever pitch of stress and anxiety, it is no wonder that people are feeling burnt out. Having our worlds upended, with forced time to reflect, has left...

March 11th, 2019

Physician burnout not as prevalent for psychologists?

By Catherine Robertson Souter

Tags: burnout, lower patient satisfaction, medical safety incidents, Mental health, overburdened, psychologist, stressed, unprofessional behavior
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May 13th, 2018

Psychologists weigh benefits, challenges of working in inpatient hospital settings

By Phyllis Hanlon