Collaborative therapy refers to a form of therapy in which both the psychologist and the client work together to make decisions about how best to proceed with treatment. It is based on several key ...

There are two major problems in the treatment of people with a risk of suicide. First, far too many people who die by suicide do not seek professional help prior to ending their lives. Second, ...

New research highlights how group prenatal care and collaborative, multi-professional mental health support can improve outcomes for pregnant and postpartum individuals. Studies from Malawi and U.S.

Please provide your email address to receive an email when new articles are posted on . Music therapy and cognitive behavioral therapy yielded durable reductions in anxiety among cancer survivors.