Psychotherapy
Is the Secret to Solving the Opioid Crisis More Opioids?
Medication-assisted treatment in Rhode Island's prisons is preventing overdose deaths among the recently incarcerated.
Musicians Are Much More Likely to Use Psychotherapy
It's unclear if they're more neurotic than the rest of us, or simply more open to seeking help.
In Climate Change, Psychology Often Gets Lost in Translation
Why do we only allow a narrow sliver of psychological research to influence the discussion around climate change?
The Dubious Ethics and Efficacy of Conversion Therapy
The practice has been dismissed as improper for more than two decades.
Obstetricians Among the Top Billers for Psychotherapy
Illinois leads the country in group psychotherapy sessions in Medicare, and some top billers aren’t mental health specialists. The state’s Medicaid program has cracked down, but federal officials have not.
TV Reinforces Psychotherapy Stigma
Therapists — and their clients — are often portrayed in unflattering ways on television comedies and dramas, and as a result, viewers may be less willing to seek the psychological help they need, according to a new study by Iowa State University researchers.