Month: August 2018

“Lyme Disease and Mental Health” AND More on Best 5 Thursday Reads

August 30, 2018

Hello everyone! Welcome to another edition of Best 5 Reads. Lets begin! 1) Lyme Disease and Mental Health What is Lyme Disease? With more than 300,000 cases diagnosed each year, Lyme Disease is the most common tick-borne illness in the United States. Caused by the bacteria, Borrelia burgdorferi, the early signs and symptoms of Lyme … More “Lyme Disease and Mental Health” AND More on Best 5 Thursday Reads

“The Truth About Self-Harm” AND More on Best 5 Wednesday Reads

August 29, 2018

Hello everyone! Its been quite a while since I last posted. I went off to USA for road trip during my vacation. Now that I am back in Saudi, I will get back to our regular schedule after this article with Best 5 Reads, Guest Blogs and Weekend Quotes. Its great to be back and … More “The Truth About Self-Harm” AND More on Best 5 Wednesday Reads

“Psychotherapeutic Interventions for Depression: Which Work Best?” AND More on Best 5 Monday Reads

August 6, 2018

Hello and welcome to another edition of Best 5 Reads. Lets begin! 1) Psychotherapeutic Interventions for Depression: Which Work Best? In considering how best to disseminate the many psychotherapeutic techniques to practicing clinicians, the author reviews findings and changes to guidelines on depression treatments. 2) Massachusetts, Other States Ratchet Up Legal Action Against Opioid Manufacturers … More “Psychotherapeutic Interventions for Depression: Which Work Best?” AND More on Best 5 Monday Reads

Weekend Quote #19

August 5, 2018

I hope everyone is doing well. Apologies for not posting for last two days. I am traveling and have very limited access to internet. With that said, here is our weekend quote.

“The Cognition Crisis” AND More on Best 5 Wednesday Reads

August 2, 2018

Hello and welcome to another edition of Best 5 Reads. Lets begin! 1) The Cognition Crisis Our lives on this planet have improved in so many amazing ways over the last century. On average, we are now healthier, more affluent and literate, less violent and longer living. Despite these unprecedented positive changes, clear signs exist … More “The Cognition Crisis” AND More on Best 5 Wednesday Reads