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When Friends Don’t Show Up (But Still Text You All the Time)
Max E. Guttman
December 31, 2024
There’s something about milestones—big or small—that makes us crave the presence of the people we care about. A housewarming, a
Homelessness and Mental Illness in NYC: Rethinking Forced Hospitalization and Long-Term Solutions
Max E. Guttman
December 31, 2024
The Coercive Nature of Religion: Christianity’s Role in Power, Fear, and Religious Ideation
Max E. Guttman
December 31, 2024
Was Hitler Mentally Ill? Unpacking the Debate on Psychological Diagnoses of Historical Figures
Max E. Guttman
December 31, 2024
How Understanding the Brain Can Transform Mental Health: Insights from Neurology and Beyond
Max E. Guttman
December 30, 2024
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Empowering Recovery: Mental HEALTH AFFAIRS BLOG
In a world filled with noise, where discussions on mental health are often either stigmatised or oversimplified, one blog has managed to carve out a space for authentic, in-depth conversations: Mental Health Affairs.
Founded by Max E. Guttman, LCSW, the blog has become a sanctuary for those seeking understanding, clarity, and real talk about the complexities of mental health—both in personal experiences and in larger societal contexts.
