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Rage Rooms: Do They Actually Help With Anger?

Pat Farrell PhD - December 4, 2025

AI Presents Dangers That Hide With Incredible Ease

Pat Farrell PhD - November 16, 2025

SUICIDE: IS AI RESPONSIBLE?

Christi Taylor-Jones - October 12, 2025

Kill the Oceans and Destroy Your Health Slowly

Pat Farrell PhD - October 12, 2025

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Smoke, Dip, or Pouch It and Suffer the Horrific Consequences?

Pat Farrell PhD - February 19, 2024

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

Christina Vaughn - February 19, 2024

Anxiety and Depression

How New York Compares Against the National Mental Health Rankings

Medika Life - February 4, 2024

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Questioning the Truth That “Body Language” Tells All

Pat Farrell PhD - January 30, 2024

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Israel after October 7th is an Injured Nation Physically and Mentally

Eli Levin - January 10, 2024

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To Meet Regularly Or Not? That Is The Question

Lisa Bradburn - December 20, 2023

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

Pat Farrell PhD - December 13, 2023

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Trauma Transfer May Be Possible, But Is It Probable?

Pat Farrell PhD - November 28, 2023

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War Tears Children Apart in Invisible, Prolonged Ways Into Their Futures

Pat Farrell PhD - November 8, 2023

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Is Hearing Imaginary Voices a Childhood Hold-over, Psychosis or Normal?

Pat Farrell PhD - October 29, 2023

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Cher’s Severe, Hidden Disorder Chipped Away at Her Self-Esteem

Pat Farrell PhD - July 19, 2022

Were the Billions Invested in Alzheimer’s Research Worthwhile?

Gil Bashe, Medika Life Editor - January 18, 2022

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Pat Farrell PhD - May 10, 2022

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Using Blood to Find Dementia

Michael Hunter, MD - May 4, 2022

Worldwide, an estimated 50 million individuals have dementia, with upwards of 70 percent having Alzheimer’s disease.

Six Health Habits to Slow Memory Decline

Michael Hunter, MD - February 2, 2023

ACCORDING TO A NEW POPULATION-BASED STUDY, six healthy lifestyle behaviors are associated with slower memory decline in older adults.

If You Don’t Set Boundaries, a Symptom Flare-Up Might Step In and Do It For You

Anna Holtzman - February 27, 2023

If we are conditioned to always say “yes,” we may find ourselves in conflict with our body when it says “no.”⁠ ⁠

Christmas in a Psychiatric Hospital

Pat Farrell PhD - December 8, 2021

The end of the year is now in sight and several holidays are nearing. Thoughts turn to presents, celebrations, and reunions with family and friends. What happens when the holidays are celebrated in a psychiatric hospital?

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