Health We Asked a Psychiatrist for Tips on How to Watch the Debates Without Freaking Out One tip: Maybe...don't drink while watching it? Mike Pence, Mental Health, Kamala Harris, 2020 Debates | 1 week ago
Health | News & Politics Mary Trump’s Shocking Book About the President Isn’t Very Shocking for “Trump on the Couch” Psychiatrist Justin Frank He wrote three books psychoanalyzing presidents. Unlike fellow shrink Mary Trump, he never met any of them. Does it matter? Donald Trump, Books, Politics, Joe Biden | 3 months ago
News & Politics The Deeply Personal Story Behind the PBS Documentary “The Definition of Insanity” Norm Ornstein and Judy Harris have their own tragic connection to mental illness. Mental Health, Documentaries, PBS, Prison | 5 months ago
Health Here Are Some Mental Health Support Groups, Workshops, and Resources You Can Access Virtually Coronavirus 2020, Coronavirus, COVID-19, Mental Health | 5 months ago
Health | Things to Do 7 Meditation Tips to Help Combat Covid-19 Anxiety Breathe in, breathe out. Coronavirus 2020, Coronavirus, COVID-19, yoga | 7 months ago
Health We Asked Readers How They’re Taking Care of Their Mental Health During the Coronavirus Crisis. Here’s What They Said. Coronavirus 2020, Coronavirus, COVID-19, Mental Health | 7 months ago
Health “The Scary Part Is That You Can Have Cancer Growing All Over Your Body and Not Know It” Mental Health, DC United, Larry Hogan, Cancer | 8 months ago
Health This DC-Based Traveling Exhibit Wants to Encourage Conversations About Mental Health on College Campuses The Active Minds exhibit Send Silence Packing will be at George Washington University on September 5. George Washington University, Mental Health, Active Minds, Send Silence Packing | Aug 28, 2019
News & Politics DC Types Have Been Flocking to Shrinks Ever Since Trump Won. And a Lot of the Therapists Are Miserable. What happens when the people who are supposed to help you cope are struggling themselves? Donald Trump, 2016 Election, Features, Brett Kavanaugh | Jul 14, 2019
Health | News & Politics I’m a Neuroscientist Who Studies Mental Illness. Here’s What Happened When I Lost My Own Mind. I've studied mental illness my entire career. Yet when I began my descent into the very same sort of madness that I'd researched, I had no idea what was happening. This is the story of my journey into insanity—and back. Maryland, Bethesda, Georgetown University, Amtrak | Apr 8, 2018
