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The Goal of ABA Isn’t Great Therapy. It’s Making Therapy Unnecessary.
16+ hour, 47+ min ago (586+ words) The BACB ethics code gives us great guardrails. It tells us the bare minimum: don’t exploit people, protect private information, and stay within your skill set. But real life doesn’t happen inside a neat checklist. Real ethics lives in the…...
THE BALANCE Introduces Transparency Principles for Private Mental Health and Addiction Treatment
6+ day, 8+ hour ago (254+ words) A private residence, individually qualified practitioners, and a broad menu of therapies do not by themselves establish a clinically governed treatment program. Transparent providers should identify the entity responsible for care, the applicable licenses, the clinical decision-makers, and the processes…...
Del Rae Behavioral Health Hosts Open House for San Diego Healthcare Professionals and Community Partners
1+ week, 4+ day ago (65+ words) There were 2,157 press releases posted in the last 24 hours and 487,287 in the last 365 days. Founder speech - Del Rae Open House Facility - Del Rae Open House Sorrento Valley Facility Showcased PHP, IOP, Supportive Housing, TMS, Brain Mapping, and Holistic Treatment Services…...
Blocking cellular stress protein may help ease Rett symptoms
1+ week, 4+ day ago (618+ words) Mouse study suggests targeting HSF1 pathway eases motor problems Written by Steve Bryson, PhD | Sept. 2, 2026 Blocking HSF1, a protein active during the cellular stress response, may be a novel therapeutic target for easing symptoms in Rett syndrome, a new study suggests. Researchers…...
'Extreme depression??? Euthanasia thoughts': Ye Esther, 28 sessions of electroconvulsive therapy effective: "Bad thoughts are gone" [Ok-mun-a]
2+ week, 14+ hour ago (295+ words) 'Extreme depression → Euthanasia thoughts': Ye Esther, 28 sessions of electroconvulsive therapy effective: "Bad thoughts are gone" [Ok-mun-a] starnewskorea.com Ye Esther shares updates on her depression treatment In the September 1 broadcast at 8:30 p.m on KBS 2TV's 'Problem Children of the…...
Age matters! Why neuroscientists are mapping the changing adolescent brain
2+ week, 1+ day ago (265+ words) theweek.in Why does a teenager seem impulsive one moment, intensely focused the next, and emotionally overwhelmed soon after? It is tempting to dismiss such behaviour as simply âbeing a teenagerâ But neuroscience tells a more interesting story: adolescence…...
Mentally ill killers may be exempt from tagging crackdown
2+ week, 6+ day ago (606+ words) Mentally ill killers may avoid the Government's tagging crackdown, which aims to protect victims by tracking the offenders' movements in new restriction zones. Mentally disordered offenders such as Valdo Calocane, the Nottingham killer, will not be covered automatically by the…...
Large study ties early signs of depression to higher Parkinson's risk
3+ week, 3+ day ago (613+ words) Researchers urge monitoring of mental health and metabolic factors Written by Andrea Lobo | Aug. 21, 2026 People with depressive symptoms may have higher odds of developing Parkinson’s disease, a large study suggests, with the researchers noting a potentially greater risk among those…...
Childhood ADHD is linked to distinct developmental changes in brain white matter
4+ week, 1+ day ago (256+ words) ADHD symptoms are persistent and interfere with everyday functioning. They can affect school or work performance, relationships, time management, and the ability to complete routine tasks. In fact, ADHD is frequently diagnosed when a child starts school because its symptoms…...
Exploring the ADHD-Inflammation Link
3+ week, 5+ day ago (235+ words) “Does recognizing the role of immune inflammatory processes change the way we think about ADHD and having ADHD?” This was the question underlying Krone’s August 2026 ADDitude webinar, “ADHD and Inflammatory and Immune System Disorders: Exploring Links and Risks.” Here are…...