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conversations-mental-health-gilman-medical-marjiuana. conversations-mental-health-gilman-medical-marjiuana. As we all attempt to find our new normal after years of pandemic living, it’s evident that this will involve an immense societal need to
Early and longer-lasting treatment reduces risk of substance use disorder most significantly.
Transitions can be hard for anyone, but new college freshmen who also need to make a plan for their mental health needs require a specific set of tools for coping with this important life milestone. Learn more about preparing for mental health challenges in college.
Following news of yet another potential surge in COVID-19 cases driven by the subvariant of Omicron, many people are facing an uncomfortable feeling: anger.
Resources are available for individuals who identify as BIPOC (Black, Indigenous, and People of Color) seeking support for mental health concerns and/or coping with race-related stressors during COVID-19 and recent events..
Dr. Paula Rauch discusses parenting challenges from diagnosis through treatment and offers guidance to support the emotional health and well-being of children when a parent has cancer.
Eugene (Gene) Beresin, MD, MA, of Child and Adolescent Psychiatry at MGfC, shares how parents, families, and caregivers can understand the signs of depression, stress, and suicide in young people.
The team from the Collaborative Care and Community Engagement Program at Mass General Cancer Center share how they strive to improve cancer treatment for patients with mental illness.
A unique machine-learning model predicts homelessness among U.S. soldiers before their transition to civilian life. A unique machine-learning model predicts homelessness among U.S. soldiers before their transition to civilian life. Key Takeaways •
Before COVID-19 was even identified, Ethan Lester, PhD, assistant director (clinical) of the Massachusetts General Hospital Department of Psychiatry’s Center for Health Outcomes and Interdisciplinary Research (CHOIR) and assistant professor at Harvard Medical School, was already concerned with the emotional well-being of healthcare workers who often experience high levels of job-related stress, occupational burnout and secondary/vicarious trauma.