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Warrior Voices
The New York Times
Veterans learn to write the words they could not speak.
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A Degree of Certainty
The Washington Post
More college students will need a master's to stand out. But the decision to get one requires careful study.
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Bringing the War Home
Psychotherapy Networker
Post traumatic stress disorder: How to treat the mental wounds of Iraq's war veterans.
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Daunting Disability: PTSD, Commentary
The Philadelphia Inquirer
Up to 29 percent of Iraq veterans will likely suffer from PTSD.
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Mr. Mindfulness
The Washington Post
Living in the moment is tough, even for the idea's leading exponent. Just ask Jon Kabat-Zinn.
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Ewww...Old People Sex!
Psychology Today Blog, Elder Care
Seniors are a frisky bunch, and getting friskier, researchers confirm.
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The Lion Tamer: Anger Management
Psychology Today
Steven Stosny is an expert in defusing high-voltage tempers. His insight: Self-love is more powerful than self-control.
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A Change of Mind
The Washington Post
Thanks to managed care, evidence-based medical practice and changing ideas about behavior, cognitive therapy is the talking cure of the moment.
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Adolescents, Sunny Side Up
The New York Times
A curriculum takes a pre-emptive strike against teenage depression.
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Making Friends with Autism
Parents magazine
Nate and Joshua's special relationship has taught them lessons that will last the rest of their lives.
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The Happy Heretic
The Washington Post
Martin Seligman thinks psychologists should help people be happy. Who could possibly have a problem with that?
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A Coach for 'Team You'
The Washington Post
Many who want a winning record in the game of life are skipping the shrink and hiring a life coach instead.
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Have Schtick, Will Travel
The Washington Post
An orthodox rabbi with an unorthodox approach hits the road in a reality TV show meant to treat the discord in America's families.
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Big on HGH?
The Washington Post
Human growth hormone helps small kids grow, but some call its wider use shortsighted.
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Rational Exuberance
The Washington Post
Psychiatrist Kay Redfield Jamison gives four cheers to this little-understood, often mocked, slightly scary emotion.
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On Beyond Worry
The Washington Post
Every child worries. For some, it becomes an anxiety disorder. Where do you draw the line?
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Win With Mr. Rogers
The Washington Post
For a beautiful day in your mental neighborhood, steal some tips from sports psychology.
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The Humanitarian: Bobby Muller
Psychology Today
A bullet transformed him from bad-ass Marine to peace activist.