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Clinical Psychologist and Professor in the Department of Psychiatry, University of Pennsylvania, James (Jim) Coyne, PhD @coyneoftherealm.
Psychiatrist at the Veterans Affairs Palo Alto Health Care System and Stanford Univ School of Medicine Researcher & Clinical Professor, Shaili Jain, MD,@shailijainmd.
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Psychiatrist and Health Sciences Professor of Psychiatry and Human Behavior at the University of California Irvine School of Medicine, Adrian Preda, M.D. @adrianpreda.
Subscribe to this Blog- Advice to Junior Academics on How to Get Involved With Twitter December 9, 2013I’m not a good role model for junior academics whom I encourage to get involved with Twitter. I have been experimenting turning exchanges on Twitter or my Facebook wall into blog posts, which I increasingly turn into articles.…James Coyne PhD
- Negative versus excessive feelings November 28, 2013A patient asked me a number of good questions today: Mr. Y: We all have feelings, including negative feelings. Having feelings, even negative feelings, is to some extent [said with a tentative tone of voice] a normal state. How do …Adrian Preda MD
- Positive psychology in the schools: the UK Resilience Project November 25, 2013Why it could be predicted that the large scale school-based intervention would fail. An important new study was greeted with a resounding silence from the positive psychology community, and notably on the Friends of Positive Psychology listserv, but… Results …James Coyne PhD
- What Dreams May Come: Treating the Nightmares of PTSD November 19, 2013A standard part of any psychiatric evaluation involves inquiring about a patient’s sleep. Hidden in the answers that follow the basic question of, “How are you sleeping?” are the clues that are needed to diagnose what is ailing the patient …Shaili Jain, MD
- Repeated mental health screens in the schools November 16, 2013A Dr. Simon Williams calls for repeated screening for depression in the schools, not once but regularly from age seven onward. You can see the press release here, but BMJ has his article behind a pay wall, so you either …James Coyne PhD
- Advice to Junior Academics on How to Get Involved With Twitter December 9, 2013