Mental Health – Sally Satel, M.D.

Sally Satel, M.D.

Author of PC, M.D. How Political Correctness is Corrupting Medicine

‘The Woman Who Cracked the Anxiety Code’ Review: Robbing Fear of Its Power

Is a Mental-Health Crisis Looming?

What The Supreme Court’s Decision Reveals About The Flaws In The Insanity Defense

The Columbia Conference on Mental Health Journalism & Media

The Columbia Conference on Mental Health Journalism & Media

Psychologists want to change how they treat men. That’s a problem.

A Panel Discussion: Understanding the 25th Amendment

A Panel Discussion: Understanding the 25th Amendment

Why so many missed warning signs in the Florida shooting?

Why so many missed warning signs in the Florida shooting?

Does It Take a Shrink to Evaluate Trump?

Why I Admire Anthony Weiner

Who Decides Whether Trump Is Unfit to Govern?

Who Decides Whether Trump Is Unfit to Govern? (Unabridged version)

Neurohype: A Field Guide to Exaggerated Brain-Based Claims

Organs for the Mentally Disabled

Her damaged brain forgot new experiences but she still improved on the viola

Use disabilities law to avoid violent confrontations with mentally disabled people

Advocacy From the Edge: Carrie Fisher spent decades advocating for mental health treatment and against stigma. Here’s how we should honor her.

It’s OK to Speculate About Trump’s Mental Health

The Ritalin Generation

Mental Health Reform Desperately Needed To Pass House And Senate

Is addiction a brain disease?

When our reason is hijacked by an uncontrollable urge

A Prescription for Mental-Health Policy

You Won’t Believe The Government Is Supporting This Crackpot Mental Health Therapy

What Government Researchers Get Wrong About Addiction

Exploring the mind’s power over the body

How Bad Can a Federal Agency Be?

Diagnosing the urge to run for office

Neurocentrism: Implications for Psychotherapy Practice and Research

Kicking the Habit: If addiction is a brain disease, addicts are mad, sick and defective. If it’s a failure of will, users are bad, immoral and weak.

Fixing America’s Mental-Health System

The adolescent brain defense: The Tsarnaev death sentence and beyond

Neuro-expert testifies for Tsarnaev

The ‘immature teen brain’ defense and the Dzhokhar Tsarnaev trial

Addiction and the brain-disease fallacy

The enigma of survival: How does one tell the untraumatized majority about the conditions that constitute the underworld of trauma?

Don’t Execute Schizophrenic Killers

Delivering Services to Individuals With Severe Mental Illness: SAMHSA Falls Short

Veterans Affairs Needs to Get a Clue About PTSD Treatment

Can Therapists Prevent Violence?

Wall Street Is Not a Death Trap

A Law to Fix Mental-Health Care

We Have the Tools to Prevent Another Shooting Spree

Can brain scans explain crime?

Distinguishing Brain From Mind

A PTSD Knighthood, and Narrative

Enforce the Laws, Don’t Add to Them

The Wrong Way to Help Veterans

PTSD’s Diagnostic Trap

Time to mandate reporting of mental health concerns

Dealing With Mental Disorders on Campus: Involuntary Treatment Laws