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Hormones & Depression: What We Know & What Is On The Horizon

Video May 25, 2020

It is an exciting time for the field of psychiatry and general neuroscience. In the past few decades, there has been an increased understanding of the varied pathological processes leading… Read More

Stigma In Borderline Personality Disorder & Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder Compared With Bipolar Disorder

Article May 11, 2020

Internalized stigma is a significant problem for many with mental illness. It wears at self-esteem, tears at self-confidence. It is barrier to seeking treatment, it hinders treatment adherence, and it… Read More

Reentry Interventions Are More Successful When They Address Dynamic Risk Factors

Article April 20, 2020

Community reentry following incarceration is more likely to be successful if the reentry interventions address dynamic factors that affect the overall success of reentries, according to a study by The… Read More

Oregon Launches Family Connects Program To Improve Infant & Maternal Health

Article April 6, 2020

On February 13, 2020, the Oregon Health Authority (OHA) launched Family Connects to offer universal home visiting services to all families with newborns up to six months of age, including… Read More

Telepsychiatry-Enabled Perinatal Integrated Care Improves Consumer Access & Engagement With Behavioral Health

Article March 23, 2020

The first-known telepsychiatry-enabled model of perinatal integrated care resulted in a 100% perinatal/postpartum depression screening rate, and a higher than expected treatment engagement rate. About 19% of the mothers screened… Read More

Sleep In Behavioral Health

Interview November 4, 2019

In this podcast, Sana Johnson-Quijada, MD, highlights the importance of sleep in overall behavioral health and discusses goals for better sleep quality. Sleep impacts hormones and neurotransmitters. Implementing and maintaining… Read More

Stressful Life Experiences Among Middle-Aged Women Linked To Greater Cognitive Decline

Article October 7, 2019

Stressful life experiences are linked to greater memory decline later in life among middle-aged women, but not men. For women, experiencing more recent stressful life events, but not traumatic events,… Read More

The Interplay Between The Gut Microbiome, Inflammation, Reproductive Hormones, & Mood Disorders

On-Demand Webinar October 1, 2019

The role of immunity has evolved alongside human development.1 Society has shifted from a transient, hunter-gatherer lifestyle to stagnant, modern-day communities. This change adversely impacted mortality, stress, and immunity. Furthermore,… Read More

Los Angeles Supervisors Fund Two-Year Lynwood Jail Pilot Program To Prepare Women For Outside Careers

Article August 19, 2019

On June 25, 2019, the Los Angeles County Board of Supervisors approved a $2 million motion to pilot a jail-based job center (JBJC) at the Century Regional Detention Facility (CRDF)… Read More

MDD Lifetime Occurrence For Women: Retrospective Analysis Indicates Adverse Adolescent Experiences Involving Emotional Neglect A Risk Factor

Article May 13, 2019

Background & Purpose The Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration (SAMHSA) indicates that adverse childhood experiences (ACEs), also referred to as childhood maltreatment (CM), is associated with a wide… Read More

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