by calpsychiatry | Nov 11, 2021 | Article, Family, Mental Health, Pregnancy, Psychology, Women's Mental Health
New mothers often report feeling that motherhood has permanently changed them. They feel more attune to their child’s needs, more connected. Now, science is actually proving the biological basis for these feelings. A mother’s body and her brain are actually...
by calpsychiatry | Sep 15, 2021 | Eating Disorders, Event, Family, Mental Health, Psychology, Relationships
On August 24, CalPsychiatrist psychiatrist Annika Burnett, psychologist Lauren Moses and nutritionist Diana Lipson-Burge joined a group of mental health providers to discuss the Apple TV series Physical for CalPsychiatry’s monthly Psych Media Discussion Group....
by calpsychiatry | Aug 2, 2021 | Event, Family, Growth, Mental Health, Psychology, Relationships, Social Issues, Therapy, Trauma
On July 12, Dr. Bruce Perry joined Dr. McNary and a group of mental health professionals to discuss his recently released book, What Happened to You? Conversations in Trauma, Resilience and Healing. In this discussion, Dr. Perry shared the clinical insights he has...
by calpsychiatry | Jul 14, 2021 | Child Therapy, Family, Podcast, Video
Robin Berman, MD, is an Associate Professor of Psychiatry at the David Geffen School of Medicine at UCLA. She is the author of Permission to Parent: How to Raise Your Child with Love & Limits, which was also published in Europe under the title Hate Me Now, Thank...
by calpsychiatry | Jun 26, 2021 | Anxiety, Article, Child Therapy, Depression, Environment, Family, Growth, Mental Health, Mood Disorders, Parenting, Personality Disorders, Social Issues, Trauma
Concussion (also known as a mild traumatic brain injury) is quite a common diagnosis particularly in children and adolescents. While there is still much research to be done, this informative systematic review sheds light on the mental health implications of concussion...
by calpsychiatry | Jun 24, 2021 | Anxiety, Article, Child Therapy, Depression, Environment, Family, Growth, Mental Health, Parenting, Social Issues, Teens, Women's Mental Health, Young Adults
Generally speaking, sociologists have found that parents today are more involved in their children’s lives than the previous parental generation. But more may not always be better. “Intensive parenting,” as researchers call it, may not be beneficial for parents or...
