Trauma-Informed Care: Research on What It Means and Whether It Works
Trauma-informed care has become a widely adopted framework across healthcare, education, and social services. Research on what it actually involves an...
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Depression in Primary Care: The Case for Integrated Behavioral Health
Most people who receive mental health treatment receive it in primary care settings, often inadequately. Integrating behavioral health into primary c...
Rural Mental Health: Distance, Shortage, and What Can Be Done
Rural communities face severe mental health provider shortages, higher rates of suicide, and fewer treatment options. This piece examines the problem ...
ADHD in Adults: Recognition, Treatment, and the Evidence Base
ADHD in adults was historically underrecognized. Growing research has established its prevalence, its significant consequences, and evidence-based app...
Childhood Anxiety: What Research Shows About Prevalence, Causes, and Treatment
Anxiety is the most common mental health condition in children and adolescents. Understanding what the research shows about causes and effective treat...
PTSD Treatment: What Research Shows About Evidence-Based Approaches
PTSD affects millions of Americans and has been the subject of extensive treatment research. Two trauma-focused therapies have particularly strong evi...
Mindfulness Based Interventions: What the Evidence Actually Shows
Mindfulness has moved from contemplative tradition to clinical protocol to consumer product. The research distinguishes meaningful from marginal appli...
Trauma Informed Care: What It Means and What the Evidence Shows
Trauma-informed care has spread across human services systems. This piece examines what it means in practice, what the evidence shows, and what remain...
Understanding Trauma: More Than What Happened to You
Trauma is widely discussed and frequently misunderstood. A clearer picture of what it is, how it works, and what recovery actually involves is essenti...
Therapy Access: Why Most People Who Need Care Never Get It
The gap between need and access in mental health care is vast. This piece examines the financial, structural, and cultural barriers that keep therapy ...