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Most Recent Blog Posts
- Friday Factoid: Conquering Quarantine Fatigue
- Friday Factoid: Racial Differences and Psychotropic Prescriptions
- Article Review: Ferrando, S.J., et al. (2020). COVID-19 psychosis: A potential new neuropsychiatric condition triggered by novel coronavirus infection and the inflammatory response?
- Article Review: Smalley, C. M., et al. (2020). The impact of COVID-19 on suicidal ideation and alcohol presentations to emergency departments in a large healthcare system.
- Friday Factoid: What is “Pure O” OCD and Does it Exist?
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Friday Factoid: Conquering Quarantine Fatigue
Rebecca Girlinghouse, MA WKPIC Doctoral Intern Back in May, I began noticing the term “quarantine fatigue” being thrown around on the internet. As shelter-in-place orders were reaching 30 days in many places, people were beginning to feel drained, irritable, … Continue reading
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Tagged coping, Coronavirus, COVID-19, Quarantine fatigue
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Friday Factoid: Racial Differences and Psychotropic Prescriptions
Sarah Watts, MS WKPIC Doctoral Intern Are there racial differences in the way psychotropic medication is prescribed to youth who are suffering from mental health problems? In today’s society it is important to explore the social and biological basis … Continue reading
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Tagged Prescriptions, Psychotropics, Racial Differences
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Article Review: Ferrando, S.J., et al. (2020). COVID-19 psychosis: A potential new neuropsychiatric condition triggered by novel coronavirus infection and the inflammatory response?
Rebecca Girlinghouse, MA WKPIC Doctoral Intern The authors of this study sought to bring awareness to cases in which COVID-19 positive patients developed new-onset symptoms of psychosis. They explained some hospitals have been reporting cases in which COVID-19 positive … Continue reading
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Tagged Central Nervous System, Coronavirus, COVID-19, psychosis
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Article Review: Smalley, C. M., et al. (2020). The impact of COVID-19 on suicidal ideation and alcohol presentations to emergency departments in a large healthcare system.
Sarah Watts, MS WKPIC Doctoral Intern Smalley et al. (2020) explored whether the rates of both suicidal ideation and binge drinking had increased during the “Stay at Home” orders with the COVID-19 pandemic. The authors conducted a retrospective study … Continue reading
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Tagged binge drinking, COVID-19, Quarantine, Suicidal ideation
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Friday Factoid: What is “Pure O” OCD and Does it Exist?
Rebecca Girlinghouse, MA WKPIC Doctoral Intern There are many misconceptions about OCD and what it entails, exactly. One misconception is that an individual must have obsessions and visible compulsions in order to meet criteria. However, this is inaccurate, and … Continue reading
Friday Factoid: Getting Outside in the Time of Social Distancing
Rebecca Girlinghouse, MA WKPIC Doctoral Intern Cabin fever is currently running rampant due to the need to social distance in an effort to slow down the spread of COVID-19. However, isolating inside comes with its own problems including increases … Continue reading
Friday Factoid: Why Lyme Disease is Important in the Field of Mental Health Treatment
Rebecca Girlinghouse, MA WKPIC Doctoral Intern May is Lyme disease Awareness month worldwide. Although many may know this disease for its myriad of physical symptoms, its impact on mental health is less talked about. Lyme disease is transmitted to … Continue reading
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Tagged Lyme Disease, Mental Health, Symptoms
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Article Review: Marshall, D.F., et al. (2016). Deficient inhibitory control as an outcome of childhood trauma.
Rebecca Girlinghouse, MA WKPIC Doctoral Intern This study sought to determine if childhood trauma has an impact on attention and the ability to inhibit responses in those with bipolar disorder. The authors hypothesized that a history of childhood trauma … Continue reading
Friday Factoid: Self-care during the COVID-19 Pandemic
Katelyn Yunes, MS WKPIC Doctoral Intern As discussed previously in the March article review, there are psychological implications from spending time in quarantine, particularly for healthcare workers. Over the past few weeks, several stores, companies, and restaurants began providing … Continue reading
Friday Factoid: Studying for the EPPP?
Katelyn Yunes, MS WKPIC Doctoral Intern A few months ago, I started studying for the EPPP. Here are some resources I have found to be helpful so far: EPPP Comprehensive Study Volumes: https://aatbs.com/comprehensive-study-volumes Check with your school, they … Continue reading