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Grieve As You Must, and Break Free of Believing in the “Steps”

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Traumatized Kids Are Imperiled Adults in Mental Health Needs

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Is Happiness Related to Alzheimer’s and a Specific Hormone?

Pat Farrell PhD - December 13, 2023

The search for the many factors related to the development of Alzheimer’s goes on, and now there’s a new prospect: serotonin.

Deceptive Fairy Tales and the Desperate Worshiping at the Altar of Beauty

Pat Farrell PhD - May 29, 2022

Fairy tales begin to embed the belief in childhood that beauty is the primary goal of life, and we believe it to our detriment.

How New York Compares Against the National Mental Health Rankings

Medika Life - February 4, 2024

A new analysis has examined how each state’s mental health data compares across the country, with New York ranking above the national average.

Trauma Transfer May Be Possible, But Is It Probable?

Pat Farrell PhD - November 28, 2023

Those who agreed with Mendel, Darwin, or Lamarck supported opposing theories of genetic transfer, but trauma transfer may now be heritable.

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