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Nonverbal Communication Tips

In his book, On Becoming a Person, psychologist Carl Rogers wrote, "The whole task of psychotherapy is the task of dealing with a failure in communication .

Is Autism Caused by a Vaccine Additive? No

Tonight, ABC will air the first episode of a new legal drama called Eli Stone.

Nine Reasons to Get Psychotherapy

When is it time to consider psychotherapy? is a great article written by Karen Rogers, MFCC.

Your Mental Illness May Be Caused by Head Trauma

Undiagnosed head trauma may be the underlying cause of many of the learning disabilities and other mental illnesses that are characterized by thinking problems (what professionals often refer to as “cognitive deficits”).

Don't Use Mental Health Legislation To Lock Untreatable People Away, Says Doctors, UK

Patients who cannot be treated are at risk of being detained in psychiatric facilities even if there is no prospect of doctors being able to provide a health benefit to them, said the BMA today (Thursday 31 January 2008), in its response1 to the Government's consultation on the revised draft of the 1983 Mental Health Act Code of Practice for England.

Combat Brain Injury Symptoms Could Be Post Traumatic Stress, Study

A new study by US army medical researchers has revealed that combat troops who served in Iraq who still have health problems months after a mild traumatic brain injury or concussion, could actually be suffering from post traumatic stress, raising the possibility that some of them could be misdiagnosed and incorrectly treated.

UK Prison Study To Investigate Link Between Diet And Behavior

Trials will soon be underway in three UK prisons to investigate the link between nutrition and behaviour.

New Movement Aims To Inspire One Million Young People To Get 'Selfcentered': Connect To Authentic Inner Selves, USA

A new-school movement, aims to inspire one million young people to get "selfcentered": become more authentic, grounded, balanced and self-aware by spending time each day connecting to their inner selves.

Developing Smoking Cessation Programs for Chronically Ill Teens: Lessons Learned from Research with Healthy Adolescent Smokers

Objective Medically fragile teens who smoke need access to smoking cessation programs, because they are at even higher risk than their healthy peers for smoking-related complications.

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