I would not be surprised at all if the next revision of their “manual” will include something like “COVID denialism” as a mental disorder that needs to be “cured” by one of their drugs, or maybe a new vaccine developed just for “COVID deniers.” This is the field of...
* Emotional abuse is the focus of an increasingly powerful movement within popular psychology. Its current guru, family theorist John Bradshaw, preaches in workshops that most adults carry inside them a child that is emotionally wounded by parental abuse. These wounds, Bradshaw and his followers con...
“retention, attendance, and success rates tend to be low” among the Latine community [10]. Some authors believe that the low success/utilization of mental health services within the Latine community reflects a rejection of the White supremacist notion that to be “well” requires a denial of...
The ethical implications of this study are still discussed in college and undergraduate psychology classes all across the world. In the days of the Abu Ghraib and Guantanamo abuses, the Stanford Prison Experiment is once again becoming relevant, showing that systematic abuse and denial of human ...
When considering the field of mental health, we see that there are disparities in access, use, representation and cultural responsiveness. For instance, the 2019 American Psychological Association data found that 83% of the US psychology workforce was White, and in 2022, the Bureau of Labor Stati...