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The Weight of a Word: A Cultural and Social Examination
Language is powerful. Words hold history, shape identity, and carry emotional weight. Few words in the English language evoke as much controversy, pain, and layered meaning as the
When a Machine Fails, but a Human Knows: The Limits of AI in Psychiatry
MIA reports a recent study tried—and failed—to predict schizophrenia and bipolar disorder using machine learning. The model, which was wrong 90% of the time, relied heavily on
The Power of Social Spaces in Mental Health Recovery
The latest research published in the Journal of Recovery in Mental Health explores the profound connection between individuals with mental health difficulties and their surroundi
Gender Identity and Mental Health: A Clinical Perspective
Gender Identity and Mental Health When it comes to debates about identity, culture, and mental health, one topic has increasingly come under the spotlight: gender identity and the
The Aftermath of a Police Officer’s Critical Incident
My name is Adam, and I have been a police officer in Wisconsin for 23 years. I am also a Certified Peer Specialist in Wisconsin. My law enforcement career began in 2001 after servi
The Power of Psychological Flexibility: Insights from Ross White
One concept has gained significant traction for its practical application in fostering resilience: psychological flexibility. Dr. Ross White, a clinical psychologist with over fift
WINTER DAYS WINTER NIGHTS
Winter Days Winter Nights Looking at all these wonderful sights Walking outside to remain fit and lean Maybe another snow event will be seen. Some mornings have snow swirling aroun
When Strangers Understand Me More Than Friends
The Friends Who Aren’t There Yesterday, I tried to call an old friend—someone who was once a big part of my life. He didn’t pick up. Later, he sent me a cryptic response,
My first Memoir! University on Watch: Crisis in the Academy
For a long time, I’ve shared posts and reflections about University on Watch, but I’ve never taken the time to formally introduce it. That changes now. This book is my f
Choosing and Using a Word of the Year
Using one simple word to tune into what you need to do can have a positive impact.
LOVE, SWEET, LOVE
The Fire Chaser Phenomenon: A Look at Those Who Follow the Flames
Are We Truly Giving Patients a Choice?
