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11 Jul Is Mental Health Strictly Mental?

Posted at 00:26h in I Like This, What's New 0 Comments

Check out a guest column by my friend and colleague Peter Smagorinsky at my Psychology Today blog, A Conceptual Revolution....

29 May The Asperger’s Advantage

Posted at 02:02h in Culture, DSM-5, I Like This, Look and Listen, Psychology, What's New 5 Comments

“Disorder” is an inappropriate term to attach as a fundamental part of the name of a neurological condition. Whether it’s order or disorder is a matter of how it works in relation to other people and settings. Unless this basic idea becomes better understood, too many people will go...