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“18 to 24 Months to Live”
| By Dr. Cortney S. Warren, PhD, ABPP
Jenni Barebitsky Dr. Jenni Kleinman Berebitsky shares why honesty is important to living with ALS. Honestly confronting mortality as a human is psychologically challenging—especially ...
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I Just Received a Media Request… What Should I Do?
| By Dr. Cortney S. Warren, PhD, ABPP
The Opportunities and Ethical Challenges of Media Interaction for Psychologists People are consuming and interacting with the media at increasingly high rates. Generally defined ...
Read More Stupid. Ugly. Sloppy. Lazy. Undisciplined. Fat.
| By Dr. Cortney S. Warren, PhD, ABPP
Exploring women’s experiences with weight stigma and sizeism in psychotherapy. Lake ConstanceCourtesy of photosforyou, Pixabay Stupid. Ugly. Sloppy. Lazy. Undisciplined. Fat. These are all words ...
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Why Have Overdose Rates Risen for Middle-Aged Women?
| By Dr. Cortney S. Warren, PhD, ABPP
The role of body image and weight concern in drug use. Source: Pexels http://ow.ly/png630nTkoM Drug overdoses have skyrocketed in a population you might not ...
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From Grand Rounds to Dr. Phil: Can Psychologists Be on TV?
| By Dr. Cortney S. Warren, PhD, ABPP
Five ethical issues and recommendations for psychologists working in the media. The world is consuming and interacting with the media at increasingly high rates. According to Statistica, ...
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“Protect the lie and you protect the village…”
| By Dr. Cortney S. Warren, PhD, ABPP
"You will be surprised what they will believe." -Stonekeeper, Smallfoot (2018) As the mother of two small children, I see a lot of ...
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