How Childhood Adversity Could Shape Mental Health and Resilience in Adulthood
Could early-life childhood adversity such as trauma, socio-economic hardship, or parental illness have an impact mental health and resilience later in life?
Mindscapes is the Department of Psychiatry's newsletter for friends and supporters of the department.
Winter 2023
In this issue: Care for America’s Aging | Save the Date for Visiting Day | Recap from the 17th MGH Psychiatry Leadership Council Seminar | In Memoriam Joseph Biederman, MD, | Paula Rauch, MD, Director, PACT Program Retiring | Grant from The Tommy Fuss Fund to Center for Precision Psychiatry
Summer 2022
In this issue: Virtual Reality-Based Tool to Build Resilience | Visiting Day Recap | Youth Mental Health in Primary Care | The Recovery Research Institute Celebrates a Decade of Impact | The Ripple Effects of Mental Illness
Winter 2022
In this issue: The Acute Psychiatry Service | A Trusted Leader Takes the Reins at Mass General | Hope in a Vial at the Ketamine Clinic | Investigating the Aging Brain | Why We Give to the Center for the Neuroscience of Psychedelics
Summer 2021
In this issue: The Child Resiliency Program | Two Virtual Events | Harnessing technology to expand mental health services | Training the next generation | Helping young adults cope | Fall school and work re-entry advice | Preventing mental illness before birth
Winter 2021
In this issue: The Center for Women’s Mental Health | Creating a Road Map to Equity: Dr. Joseph Betancourt | Precision Psychiatry: Dr. Jordan Smoller | Donor Story: Cathy Seilhan | Psychedelics Research | The Advantages of Talk Therapy: Dr. Robert Waldinger | Profile: Dr. Mai Uchida
Summer 2020
In this issue: The New (Virtual) Reality: Telepsychiatry in the Age of COVID-19 | Mass General Guide to Mental Health Resources | Changing of the Guard: New Leadership Council Co-chairs | First-person Clinician Perspective on Telepsychiatry | Photo Collage From the 14th Annual Palm Beach Seminar | The Power of Empathy in Healthcare: a Q&A with Helen Riess, MD.
Fall 2019
In this issue: Intimate Partner Violence and Brain Injuries | Maurizio Fava, MD, Appointed New Chief of Psychiatry | A New Chapter for the Former Chief | Joseph Biederman, MD, Honored with Endowed Chair in Pediatric Psychopharmacology | Philanthropist Arthur Epstein Helps Improve Access to Psychiatric Care | Profiles in Care: Simmie L. Foster, MD, PhD
Summer 2019
In this issue: Precision Psychiatry, Tailored Treatment | 2019-2021 Louis V. Gerstner III Research Scholars | A Young Woman Comes to Terms with an Eating Disorder | Turning Tragedy into Awareness | Endowment for the Advancement of Psychotherapy Award Honors Sports Writing Icon
Spring 2018
In this issue: Helping Patients on Medical and Surgical Units | A Grateful Life May be a Longer Life | The Dauten Family Center for Bipolar Treatment Innovation | Caring for Children and Teens
Fall 2018
In this issue: Sleep, Memory and Mental Illness | All of Us Research Program | Celebrating the Joyce Root Tedlow Professorship of Psychiatry | Celebrating the Life and Legacy of Lee Baer, PhD | A Journey to Recovery | Two New Psychiatry Chairs Celebrated
Fall 2017
In this issue: Louis V. Gerstner III Scholar Awards Launch Research Careers in Child and Adolescent Psychiatry | The Partners Biobank | Lee Ann Ingram: Longtime advocate and inspired philanthropist for mental health | Celebrating the Abra Prentice Foundation Mass General Chair
Summer 2016
In this issue: Mass General Researchers Explore Promising Therapies for Treatment-resistant Depression | Wilens Honored with Endowed Chair in Addiction Medicine | Ammon-Pinizzotto Gift Names Center for Women’s Mental Health
Fall 2016
In this issue: The Expanding Role of Neuroimaging in Psychiatry Research | Combining Care for Cancer and Mental Illness | The Science of the Family Dinner
Spring 2015
In this issue: Stopping the Spiral: First-episode Program helps people at first signs of psychosis
Fall 2015
In this issue: Family-centered Care for Older Adults: Providing Mental Health Care for a Burgeoning Population
Winter 2014
In this issue: New approaches for treating Bipolar Disorder: Mass General clinician-researchers study wide range of interventions
Summer 2014
In this issue: Easing the Burden of Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder: New Hope for Spectrum of Disabling Conditions
Fall 2014
In this issue: Neurotherapeutics: Promising approaches for treatment-resistant depression
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Could early-life childhood adversity such as trauma, socio-economic hardship, or parental illness have an impact mental health and resilience later in life?
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