APA experts debate parental alienation catalog inclusion

October 5, 2010


The American Psychiatric Association considers the inclusion of parental alienation in its classification of mental disorders.

Weak social connections may impact mental health

September 13, 2010


A new study suggests weak social connections may affect mental health more for those in cities.

A Mind Boggling Transformation

July 23, 2010


Oliver B.C. - From a University graduate to a life of living on the streets Guelph, Ontario native Brad James was once so ill that he was banned from a shopping centre for anti-social behaviour. Shortly thereafter he was diagnosed with schizophrenia and has become a modern example of how the human spirit can triumph […]

How To Cope With Daily Stress: Tips from Eva Ritvo MD, co-author of THE BEAUTY PRESCRIPTION

June 29, 2010


Miami, FL (WiredPRNews.com)–—“Being upbeat during stressful times is difficult,” says Dr. Eva Ritvo, co-author of The Beauty Prescription: The Complete Formula for Looking and Feeling Beautiful (McGraw-Hill) and vice chair of the department of psychiatry and behavioral sciences at the University of Miami Miller School of Medicine. “To stay positive, you’ve got to work it.”
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New rules for health insurance providers

January 31, 2010


Insurers will soon be required to provide equal coverage for individuals with mental health or addiction problems with group plans.
U.S. (WiredPRNews.com) – New rules have been issued for health insurance providers by the U.S. government. As reported by HealthDay News, insurers are required to provide equal coverage for individuals with mental health or addiction problems […]

Researchers Explore the Connection Between Video Games and Mental Health

August 21, 2009


New studies seek to identify the impact of video games on the mental health of gamers.
Press Release Distribution – Wired PR News – Two recent studies offer differing findings on the link between frequently playing video games and mental health. As reported on the Yahoo! Games Plugged In blog, one study by the Centers for […]

Excessive Sun Can Impact Mental Health

May 11, 2009


A study suggests that constant sun exposure can contribute to suicide.
Wired PR News – Too much sun can reportedly have a serious impact on the mental health of individuals. As reported by Reuters, a new study suggests that constant exposure to the sun can lead to insomnia, which can contribute to suicidal thoughts or feelings. […]

North Texas Program Helps Soldiers with PSTD

March 8, 2009


More mental health programs are becoming available for soldiers with Post Traumatic Stress Disorder in North Texas.
Wired PR News – Veterans in North Texas and their families have a new resource to turn to for help with dealing with Post Traumatic Stress Disorder (PSTD). As reported by CBS 11 News, Operation Healthy Reunions, a part […]

Army Suicide Report

February 6, 2009


The US Army is investigating the alarming number of suicides that occurred within the branch in January.
Wired PR News.com – An investigation into the suspected suicides of members of the Army occurring last month has begun after reports proved to be alarming. As reported by the Associated Press (AP), a suspected 24 suicides were stated […]

Psychiatric Patients Endure Isolation in Hospitals Despite Legislation

December 25, 2008


Health officials reportedly isolate mental patients even with laws in place intended to keep it from happening.
Wired PR News.com – Some mental patients who’ve been hospitalized are said to be subjected to long-term isolation even though laws have been enacted to prevent it from happening. As reported by the Associated Press (AP), the practice of […]

 
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