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Category Archives: psychology/psychiatry
A marathon, not a sprint: 4 tips from a psychiatrist on dealing with stress
We are all familiar with acute stressful events. Making a presentation in front of a bunch of people. Attending a funeral. The event happens, and the stress passes. “This is a different kind of stress,” psychiatrist Thomas Schwartz, MD, interim chair … Continue reading
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Helping kids cope: Child psychologist advises parents to be honest and open
BY JIM HOWE In a time of uncertainty, parents can help their children to cope by being open and honest about their feelings – first with themselves, then with their children. Children will pick up on and mirror the feelings … Continue reading
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A difficult diagnosis: Psychiatrist with cancer shares his coping strategies
BY AMBER SMITH First of all, being a psychiatrist himself hasn’t been that helpful with his diagnosis. “I’m a human being first, and I experience emotions after a life-altering diagnosis just like anybody else,” Adam Stern, MD, explains. “Often, I know what I … Continue reading
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Working the streets: Upstate physician provides medical care to the homeless
BY AMBER SMITH David Lehmann, MD, was focused on how best to provide medical care to the homeless. He was aware of 60 “street medicine” programs around the world, most based at academic medical centers. He was intent on launching … Continue reading
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Stroke patients can beat risk for depression
BY JIM HOWE At least a third of people who have a stroke become depressed or show some symptoms of depression, according to an expert who often treats such patients. It’s called post-stroke depression, explains rehabilitation psychologist Michelle Woogen, PsyD, … Continue reading
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What to do about depression when battling cancer
BY AMBER SMITH Along with a diagnosis of cancer, people commonly experience bouts of sadness. Two or three out of 10 may develop depression. Others may experience a grief reaction with symptoms like those of depression but that come and go. … Continue reading
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Facing a crisis: Meet the Upstate experts working to solve the opioid epidemic
The opioid epidemic is fueled both by the abuse of street drugs such as heroin and the addiction to prescription painkillers. The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention says prescription opioids contribute to 40 percent of all opioid overdose deaths in the United … Continue reading
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Tagged opioid addiction, opioid solutions, opioid treatment, opioids
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Putting heads together: Brain researchers collaborate to understand and battle dementia, addiction, schizophrenia and more
BY AMBER SMITH What do drug addiction, neurodevelopmental disorders and dementia have in common? All three disorders have origins in the brain, with causes and potential treatment methods that tend to overlap. For instance, they are all caused, at least in … Continue reading
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Tagged addiction research, ADHD, dementia research, dopamine, epigenetic modifiers, frontotemporal dementia, molecular signaling pathway, neurodevelopment disorders, neurodevelopmental research, neurons, neuroscience, neuroscientific research, plasticity, schizophrenia, synapses
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Sweet dreams: Grieving continues even when you sleep
BY AMBER SMITH The disclosure invariably begins with, “This may sound crazy.” That’s how psychologist Jeffrey Schweitzer, PhD, can tell a bereaved person is about to relay the story of a dream featuring his or her deceased loved one. … Continue reading
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Tagged bereavement, dreams, grief, grief and dreams, grief support
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Could a spit test identify autism in children? Researchers seek early diagnosis
BY JIM HOWE A research study at Upstate is employing a novel method as it seeks to develop a quick, painless tool to help diagnose autism in children. Using a simple swab — like a one-headed Q-tip with a spongy … Continue reading
Posted in autism, genetics, health care, HealthLink on Air, psychology/psychiatry, research, Upstate Golisano Children's Hospital/pediatrics
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