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Music Therapy and Dementia — Surprising Findings

Michael Hunter, MD - September 4, 2022

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Weather and Mental Disorders: Heat, Humidity, & Temperature Matter

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Hearing Loss Contributes to Mental Suffering and Dementia Despair

Pat Farrell PhD - August 21, 2022

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Flawed Research, Clever Marketing, and the Failure of a Depression Theory

Pat Farrell PhD - August 4, 2022

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Depression isn’t Caused by Low Serotonin Level, Are SSRIs still Effective?

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The Robber’s Cave May Save Us in Times of Extreme Turmoil

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Isabella Soerjanto MD - July 31, 2022

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Dogs Can Smell Your Stress, But How Do They React to It?

Pat Farrell PhD - October 6, 2022

Science has unlocked many secrets of animal sensitivity, one of which is understanding a dog's ability to smell diseases.

Beyond Stereotypes: The Exceptional Abilities That Make Autistic Minds Invaluable

Pat Farrell PhD - June 1, 2025

According to The Lancet (in 2021), there were 61.8 million people on the autism spectrum in the world, which is equivalent to 1 out...

How Past Sexual Abuse Can Show Up As (Harm) OCD

Christina Vaughn - February 19, 2024

Understanding the presence of scary thoughts, impulses, and sensations in child abuse survivors (but can occur with anyone).

Big Boys Do Cry, and It’s a Normal Reaction, Not Weakness

Pat Farrell PhD - May 10, 2022

Crying in boys and men is not a sign of weakness but one of the normal expressions of extreme joy or brutal loss, and it should be encouraged.

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