Mental Health
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
The Battle Over Battle Fatigue
Singing the Brain Disease Blues
Expel Students Who Might Kill Themselves?
When Altruism Isn’t Enough
