5 Common Myths About Treatment
Myths can often keep people from seeking treatment when they most need it. Dr. Rosengren discusses and dispels 5 common myths surrounding treatment.
WHO Report on Global Suicide
The World Health Organization recently published a report on global suicide. We’ve provided a bite-sized recap of the report to help get the information out.
Suicide and Addiction: The Quiet U.S. Epidemic
Suicide in the US is an often neglected problem. With a strong tie between suicide and substance misuse, it’s suggested we look at the interplay between the two.
Tolerating Discomfort
Discomfort is an unavoidable feeling whether you’re in recovery or not. Learn why it’s important to tolerate uncomfortable feelings and how you can deal.
17 Suicide Warning Signs and What to Do About Them
Approximately 75% of people who complete suicide show warning signs. We discuss some of the warning signs and what you can do if you suspect someone is at risk.
Robin Williams’ Death, Celebrity Depression and Addiction
World-renowned addiction expert, Tom Horvath, PhD, talks to KUSI about the death of Robin Williams and celebrity depression and addiction.
On Robin Williams, Addiction and Suicide
In the wake of Robin Williams’ death, family, friends and fans are left to try to make sense of it all. Here, we look at what might be learned from this.
Laughter and Addiction Therapy
Our post-doc therapist, Dalea Alawar, takes a look at how laughter can help (and hinder) addiction therapy sessions. The benefits might surprise you!
Believing Addiction is a Disease May Be Bad for Your Recovery
How could believing addiction is a disease be bad? There are now several studies suggesting that individuals who believe their behavioral problems (either addiction or mental health) are a disease may have more trouble recovering from them. The most recent study found that individuals who believe obesity is a disease are less focused on weight […]
International Bipolar Foundation Event
Finding Bipolar Expertise When You Need It Author: Tom Horvath, PhD, ABPP Last week I had the pleasure of hearing a presentation by Tom Jensen, MD, at an International Bipolar Foundation event, Of Mind and Men: Mental Health, Addiction and Hope. Dr. Jensen, an expert on bipolar disorder and the Medical Director of the International […]