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December 2007

  • New England receives SAMHSA funding: Grants support the addiction workforce and help reduce coercism [Story]
  • Rhode Island, Conn. receive Access to Recovery grants [Story]
  • Alan Bodnar, Ph.D. - When hope is not enough [Column]
  • Balanced appraisal given of evidence-based practice “Evidence-Based Psychology: Where Practice and Research Meet” [Book Review]
  • Challenges of supervision are explored “Helping Others Help Children: Clinical Supervision of Child Psychotherapy” [Book Review]
  • Survey shows Americans living with 'extreme' stress [Story]
  • Mold causes depression? [Story]
  • Advocate files lawsuit against Rhode Island [Story]
  • Construction of new psychiatric facility to get underway [Story]
  • Vermont awards five new crisis beds [Story]
  • Immediate Jeopardy status removed at Connecticut Valley Hospital [Story]
  • Grants will assist traumatized children [Story]
  • Maine outsources behavioral health management [Story]
  • Q&A: 'Mindfulness' focus brings psychologist to various forums [Story]

November 2007

  • Military psychology: job, career, lifestyle [Story]
  • Mentally ill can control care with directives [Story]
  • Mental health parity bill earns approval [Story]
  • Alan Bodnar, Ph.D. - On the threshold of the community [Column]
  • Mitch Abblett, Ph.D. - On helpers helping [Guest Column]
  • Role of social class in mental health examined “Psychology and Economic Injustice: Personal, Professional, and Political Intersections” [Book Review]
  • Mental health legislation prevalent in summer Congressional session [Story]
  • Is bipolar disorder among children on the rise? [Story]
  • Study: Suicides increase after ‘black box’ warnings issued [Story]
  • Program helps men reach out in times of stress, need [Story]
  • Vermont advocates for master’s level psychologists [Story]
  • Newman leaves APA for new opportunity [Story]
  • Q&A: New Massachusetts DMH commissioner discusses plans [Story]

October 2007

  • New England residential schools continue to evolve [Story]
  • Grant to help doctors treat child trauma [Story]
  • Alan Bodnar, Ph.D. - A change of seasons [Column]
  • Authors describe 'ecological' model of intervention “Intervening in Children's Lives: An Ecological, Family-Centered Approach to Mental Health Care” [Book Review]
  • 'Masterful' work comprehensively covers suicidology “Adolescent Suicide: Assessment and Intervention” [Book Review]
  • Edward M. Stern, J.D. - The right to vote a sticky issue [Column]
  • Program offers help for soldiers' extended families [Story]
  • Do flawed genes or environmental triggers cause autism? Two experts weigh in [Story]
  • Massachusetts organization creates autism partnership in Middle East [Story]
  • Bill would establish mental health clinics at teen centers [Story]
  • Homeward Bound program cut [Story]
  • ADD drugs still under scrutiny [Story]
  • Injured Iraq war veterans sue VA [Story]
  • Massachusetts sets up peer support centers [Story]
  • Q&A: Research examines weight stigma toward children [Story]

August/September 2007

  • 'Desk Rage' becoming more prevalent [Story]
  • Military underfunding sparks concern [Story]
  • Fernald's future still pending [Story]
  • Alan Bodnar, Ph.D. - Nature's way to stress reduction [Column]
  • 'Articulate' book examines psychology and the law “Scientific Jury Selection” [Book Review]
  • Practical help given but book has problems “Interactive Art Therapy: 'No Talent Required' Projects” [Book Review]
  • Woman who practiced without a license receives suspended sentence [Story]
  • House wants states to share mental health information on gun buyers [Story]
  • Study captured effects of 9/11 on dreams [Story]
  • Data given on state level depression rates [Story]
  • Retrospective study shows more positive attitudes toward mental illness [Story]
  • Registry could shed light on 'broken heart syndrome' [Story]
  • Vermont fears pre-emption from Senate bill [Story]
  • Q&A: Community capacity building at forefront of psychologist's work [Story]

July 2007

  • N.H. legislation seeks to put children first [Story]
  • State-sponsored insurance plans slow to catch on [Story]
  • MSPP sponsors mentor-based services [Story]
  • Alan Bodnar, Ph.D. - Back to the library [Column]
  • 'Outstanding' work focuses on pediatric health psychology “Psychological Interventions in Childhood Chronic Illness” [Book Review]
  • Behavioral couples therapy proponents offer 'user friendly' guide “Behavioral Couples Therapy for Alcoholism and Drug Abuse” [Book Review]
  • Mental health groups weigh in on death penalty case [Story]
  • Massachusetts DMH Commissioner Childs to leave post [Story]
  • Report: Mentally ill die younger [Story]
  • Congressmen seeks creation of military medical centers [Story]
  • Connecticut sets legislative priorities [Story]
  • Q&A: Psychologist specializes in pain management [Story]

June 2007

  • Link between behavior and setting studied [Story]
  • Virginia Tech massacre raises safety issues [Story]
  • Lawsuit seeks to end segregation of mentally ill prisoners [Story]
  • Alan Bodnar, Ph.D. - The uses of delight [Column]
  • Edward M. Stern, J.D. - Virginia Tech tragedy raises questions, concerns [Column]
  • Book is difficult to comprehend “Executive Wisdom: Coaching and the Emergence of Virtuous Leaders” [Book Review]
  • Book has 'inspirational' tone “Elderescence: The Gift of Longevity” [Book Review]
  • PTSD criteria examined [Story]
  • Psychology contemplates ‘pay for performance’ [Story]
  • Lawsuits seek full coverage for eating disorder treatment [Story]
  • Legislation would change name of Department of Mental Retardation [Story]
  • Dialectical Behavior Therapy program to open at McLean [Story]
  • Vermont company wins Psychologically Healthy Workplace Award [Story]
  • Enforcement rule serves as reminder [Story]
  • Q&A: Workplace issues take center stage for Thierry Guedj, Ph.D. [Story]

May 2007

  • Prescribing privileges still a goal [Story]
  • Vermont State Hospital plans are progressing [Story]
  • Alan Bodnar, Ph.D. - Waiting [Column]
  • Edward M. Stern, J.D. - Schools need a plan to deal with suicidal students [Column]
  • Book is welcome contribution to the field “Shy Children, Phobic Adults: Nature and Treatment of Social Anxiety Disorder” [Book Review]
  • Bioterrorism alerts raise anxiety levels [Story]
  • Perspectives given on Munchausen Syndrome by proxy [Story]
  • New Hampshire strengthens focus on evidence-based practices [Story]
  • Advertising campaigns bring mental illness to the forefront [Story]
  • Parity Bill under consideration [Story]
  • Baby’s Breath program to launch [Story]
  • New England Shelter for Homeless Veterans offers array of services [Story]
  • PTSD studies show link with health [Story]
  • Q&A: Psychologist and nurse honored for public service [Story]

April 2007

  • Study links factors to serial murder rate [Story]
  • Insurers’ questionnaires irk practitioners [Story]
  • Depression care has benefits for employers [Story]
  • Alan Bodnar, Ph.D. - Truth, love, and uncertainty [Column]
  • Book's findings are relevant for practicing psychologist “Sexual Orientation and Mental Health: Examining Identity and Development in Lesbian, Gay, and Bisexual People” [Book Review]
  • MSPP explores role of spirituality [Story]
  • Fernald’s future still uncertain [Story]
  • Handling of suicidal inmates scrutinized [Story]
  • Judge accepts most of state’s plan in Rosie D. vs. Romney case [Story]
  • Autism report cites higher prevalence [Story]
  • May Institute to receive award [Story]
  • Binge eating disorder more common than thought, study says [Story]
  • Q&A: New program has emphasis on social justice [Story]

March 2007

  • Push for equity gains momentum [Story]
  • Governors provide mental health proposals [Story]
  • N.H. awaits revision of rules governing disciplinary procedures [Story]
  • Q&A: Insight given on treatment of anxiety disorders [Story]
  • Alan Bodnar, Ph.D. - Maps for the journey [Column]
  • Edward M. Stern, J.D. - Examination of polygamy case continues [Column]
  • Book filled with clinical advice “Personality-Guided Forensic Psychology” [Book Review]
  • Thought–provoking guide offers look at multiple identities “Psychotherapy with Women: Exploring Diverse Contexts and Identities” [Book Review]
  • Advocates have high hopes for children’s mental health reform [Story]
  • Are Connecticut’s troubled teen girls getting sufficient services? [Story]
  • Study: weight issues prevalent with body dysmorphic disorder [Story]
  • Unlawful practice case draws attention to licensing issues [Story]

February 2007

  • Violence and mental illness: What’s the link? [Story]
  • Congress questions VA mental health spending [Story]
  • Link found between gambling and poor health [Story]
  • Minorities face barriers to accessing mental health care [Story]
  • Q&A: Importance of play outlined by psychologist [Story]
  • Alan Bodnar, Ph.D. - On time, one month late [Column]
  • Edward M. Stern, J.D. - Case involving polygamy sparks debate [Column]
  • Book provides important contribution to field: Ethical Practice in Small Communities: Challenges and Rewards for Psychologists [Book Review]
  • Must-read book addresses harmful workplace behavior: Counterproductive Work Behavior: Investigations of Actors and Targets [Book Review]
  • Study cites increased depression rates in Hispanics [Story]
  • Volunteers in Psychotherapy generates community service [Story]
  • Forum responds to FDA suicidality study [Story]
  • Study: New mothers at risk for mental disorders [Story]

January 2007

  • School behavior problems on the rise [Story]
  • Outlook 2007: New England states to assess challenges and initiatives [Story]
  • Q&A: Research examines increased violence in schools [Story]
  • Alan Bodnar, Ph.D. - A few good Sherpa [Column]
  • Book’s multicultural approach is impressive: Therapeutic Alliances in Couple
    and Family Therapy
    [Book Review]
  • Pilot program to help children with disabilities [Story]
  • Online tool focuses on women at risk for eating disorders [Story]
  • APA 'cautiously optimistic' about Medicare cuts reprieve [Story]
  • CPA launches online survey of gay-affirming therapists [Story]
  • 9C budget cuts impact mental health services [Story]
  • New practioner organization delivers advocacy, support [Story]
  • Vermont redirects Medicaid resources to non-institutional options [Story]