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In this program from September 30, 2021, our recovery coaches review the tools they used for themselves and their participants to help them maintain their recovery. They also share lessons learned through the COVID-19 pandemic in recovery resilience and how they can be applied to uncertain times.
After more than a year of working from home, many people face the prospect of going back to the office. Soo Jeong Youn, PhD, a clinical psychologist in the Department of Psychiatry at Massachusetts General Hospital and an assistant professor in psychiatry at Harvard Medical School, talks through a few strategies to help make the transition back to the office a bit easier.
In this special episode of Charged, a panel of three guests discuss the history of racism against the AAPI community, how the pandemic has fueled it and why this group has been widely excluded from conversation, data and policy intended to foster racial equality.
Una investigación dirigida por un equipo de investigadores de los departamentos de Neurología, Psiquiatría y Radiología de Massachusetts General Hospital ha descubierto una conectividad alterada entre las regiones cerebrales que se encargan de la señalización sensoriomotora, emocional y cognitiva en pacientes con trastorno neurológico funcional, una condición común que implica síntomas neurológicos que no tienen una causa física aparente.
Study reveals source of remarkable memory of “superagers”. Study reveals source of remarkable memory of “superagers”. Key Takeaways • “Superagers” who performed a challenging memory task in an MRI scanner were able to learn and recall
What do I need to know about COVID-19 vaccines? How can I social distance and maintain a positive outlook? How can I cope with the economic hardship of the pandemic? These are just a few of the wide range of questions answered in the new book “Facing COVID-19: A Guide for Patients and Their Families.”
We care about the family and friends that help provide care for our patients at Mass General Cancer Center and recognize the emotional and physical toll this can take.
After a widespread, worldwide shift to virtual gatherings at the start of the COVID-19 pandemic, a study conducted by Mass General Hospital researchers also showed a shift in the way many people were feeling about their physical appearance on video-based platforms.
John B. Herman, MD, associate chief of the Mass General Hospital Department of Psychiatry and medical director of the Mass General Brigham Employee Assistance Program (EAP), offers reflections on the emotional impact of COVID-19 at work and at home, hopefulness looking forward, and some day-to-day practical tips on coping and self-care.
The Peer Support Program provides timely and confidential support to any Mass General Hospital employee who experiences a stressful situation, such as a patient death, unexpected patient event or other traumatic event related to patient care.