Monthly Archives: March 2018

Article Review: From Traditional Inpatient to Trauma-Informed Treatment: Transferring Control from Staff to Patient (Chandler, 2008)

Posted on March 29, 2018 by Susan Vaught

At least 85% of mental health consumers report exposure to trauma at some point in their lives. A vast majority of these consumers lack the appropriate coping skills to manage their emotions and reactions appropriately, traditionally resulting in the use … Continue reading →

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Friday Factoids: I Can't See Without My Glasses!

Posted on March 11, 2018 by Susan Vaught

It’s become increasingly common for people to need glasses to improve their vision (Marczyk, 2017).  For many, this increasing issue has been puzzling since, years prior to the advent of glasses, people were able to survive without corrected vision.  Many … Continue reading →

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Friday Factoids: Why Am I So Thirsty?

Posted on March 2, 2018 by Susan Vaught

  New research has begun examining how we know when to stop drinking.  It may come as a surprise, but we stop drinking well before our body has begun processing the liquids we have ingested (Hamilton, 2018).  Past research discovered … Continue reading →

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