Mental & Behavioral Health

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Movement and Mental Health After the Military

Fellow Mallika Chimpiri

Understanding Healing After Assault

Fellow Bernadette Carter-Salmond

Beyond the Bump: The Mental Toll of Mild Head Injuries In Kids

Fellow Bernadette Carter-Salmond

Attachment Styles, Neuroticism, and Relationship Health

Fellow Bernadette Carter-Salmond

Community Is the Convenient Choice

Fellow Jack Mellom

05.22.2025 portrait of a stressed and frustrated male doctor sitting in front of computer. physician burnout concept

Insurance-related paperwork is a key driver of physician burnout, with clear downstream harms on patient care and efficiency.

Fellow Mallika Chimpiri

05.19.2025 Portrait of two young, sad women sitting on a couch. Sibling trauma concept

ACEs in a firstborn child's first 1,000 days of life were associated with increased mental health care needs among the child's siblings.

Fellow Aidan Stotz

05.02.2025 A surreal digital artwork featuring psilocybin mushrooms in intense thermal-like colors

Psilocybin therapy may help ease end-of-life dread, but broader acceptance requires better patient education and clinician training.

Fellow Bernadette Carter-Salmond

04.29.2025 pile of oranges. citrus fruit concept

While an orange won't replace your psychiatrist, a gut microbe that thrives on citrus fruit has been linked to a lower risk of depression.

Fellow Aidan Stotz

04.24.2025 Patient, hospital and sitting on bed with sad, depression and worry for misdiagnosis

Misdiagnosis can lead to long-term emotional distress, feelings of worthlessness, and diminished trust in the broader health care system.

Fellow Rowena Lindsay

04.16.2025 Young woman sitting in bed listening to music through headphones

Music therapy is linked with improved sleep quality as well as a reduction in insomnia symptoms and reported feelings of anxiety.

Fellow Mallika Chimpiri

04.15.2025 portrait of a young woman wearing headphones, listening to a guided meditation for her mental health

As demand for mental health services rises, digital platforms that combine self-guided tools with provider-led care are essential.

Guest Author Molly Nowels

04.11.2025 Portrait of a young woman, alone and scrolling on her phone

The more time people spend actively engaging on social media—whether through posting, commenting, or messaging—the lonelier they may feel.

Fellow Aidan Stotz