Patricia Farrell

Inadequate or Unqualified Therapy Because of Low Medicaid Reimbursement?

Reimbursement rates shouldn’t determine whether or not someone receives adequate treatment for anything, including mental health therapy. But, too often,…

4 years ago

Self-indulgent Are Scamming the System with “Emotional Support” Animals

The smiling older woman proceeded to briskly walk through the automatic doors of the pharmacy, her tiny dog wearing a…

4 years ago

Suffer the Little Children and Forget Covid Vaccines — for Now

Covid-19 has proven to be a formidable virus for kids and adults, according to the AAP, killing close to one million…

4 years ago

“Deaf” Physicians’ Failure to Listen to Seriously Ill Patients

Too often, women’s medical concerns face a healthcare bias; lack of belief. When this happens, as in a recent case of…

4 years ago

Is Self-compassion and Quiet Time, a Good Thing or Simply Narcissistic Behavior?

A favorite childhood character in Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland, the White Rabbit (who was made even more famous by Grace Slick’s “White…

4 years ago

Learn to Forgive Yourself and You Do a Great Service to Yourself and Others

Once you’ve accepted your flaws, no one can use them against you. — Anonymous Forgiveness isn’t always easy. We may…

4 years ago

Grief Is Painful, Personal, and Stageless; Don’t Believe Otherwise

Life is a circle, and we grieve when it comes time for a circle to be completed. In so doing,…

4 years ago

What Do Any of Us Know About Polypharmacy – Should We Know More?

Medical science has made tremendous strides since Antonie van Leeuwenhoek developed microscopy and revealed the world of microbes. From that day forward,…

4 years ago

Early Childhood Memories May Be a “Painful” Figment of Our Imagination

Memories, especially those from our childhood and toddler years and even further back, provide fruitful material for adult exploration —…

4 years ago

Old Theories, Questionable Experts, and Mental Disturbances Need to Be Deconstructed

Zeitgeist is a word we don’t often use today, but it is as relevant today as it was when I attended…

4 years ago

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