When I was a graduate student I was on a bus boarded by a middle aged gentleman wearing a baseball cap that boldly announced: Middle age is when your broad mind and narrow waist begin to change places. Now that my waist (but hopefully not my mind) has grown to approximate this description, I thought [...]

The bloody brains are shocking and disgusting. Don't they make it difficult to understand the message?

Why are school-aged children and teens still treated 6 to 12 months after remission of depression?

If depression is a chronic disease, does this mean that you never completely recover?

How do you compromise between looking good and being healthy?

If I am happy with my body now as a teen, do I still have a risk to getting anorexia or bulimia when I am older?

What can we do to help adolescents hang on while they wait for months to have access to therapy?

Is there hope for people in their 30s and 40s suffering from schizophrenia?

What effect might MTV have on someone who is psychotic, given the pervasive images and disturbing material we see on TV?

My brother, who suffers from schizophrenia, has gained a lot of weight due to his meds. Any recommendations other than exercise and diet?