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Mental health company wants $1.4M incentive to lease Howell Place space – Greater Baton Rouge Business Report

Posted: Published on December 15th, 2019

The company requesting a $1.4 million performance-based incentive grant from the Metro Council to open a new specialty psychiatric hospital in north Baton Rouge is planning to locate the facility in the former Champion Medical Center space at Howell Place. According to a draft agreement attached to the Metro Council agenda for Wednesdays meeting, at which the council will vote on the $1.4 million incentive, Oceans Behavioral Hospital plans to enter into a 10-year lease for some 35,000 square feet in the former surgical specialty hospital at Howell Place. The new behavioral health facility would be an expansion of the Dallas-based companys existing operations on Florida Boulevard Continue reading →

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Joyner Lucas Grapples With Mental Health, Medication in New Revenge Intro/ADHD Video – Rolling Stone

Posted: Published on December 15th, 2019

Joyner Lucas confronts his daily struggles with ADHD and the pressure to fix everything with medication in his new video for Revenge Intro/ADHD. Lucas co-directed the clip with Ben Proulx, and the video opens with a jarring scene in which Lucas spits the furious bars of Revenge Intro while standing outside a pharmaceutical facility with a bomb strapped to his chest and a SWAT team bearing down on him Continue reading →

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FINDING HOPE: Instagram hopes to improve teen mental health, psychologist says more needs to be done – 6 On Your Side

Posted: Published on December 15th, 2019

BOISE, Idaho Over the past year, the popular social networking app Instagram has buckled down on efforts to prevent suicide among users, in part, by prohibiting real or fictional photos depicting any type of self-harm or suicide. As of November, the company began hiding the number of likes on photos for some U.S. users, in an effort to lessen the competition among younger users who are comparing themselves to their peers based on the number of likes their posts receive Continue reading →

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Living Well: Working together for better concussion recovery – Craig Daily Press

Posted: Published on December 15th, 2019

A concussion is an event that causes the brain to suddenly move back and forth, causing a disruption in function, according to the National Injury Prevention Foundation. This sudden, rapid movement of the head and brain can lead to chemical changes in the brain or damaged brain cells, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. Traumatic brain injuries typically the result of concussions or head trauma disrupt the normal function of the brain and contribute to about 30 percent of all injury deaths in the United States, according to the CDC. Continue reading →

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Beyond Survival: Traumatic Brain Injury Is the Aspect of Domestic Violence We Need to Discuss – The Root

Posted: Published on December 15th, 2019

Davine MasonPhoto: Christina Brown Fisher There was a presence about him; he ruled the block. In 1994, Davine Manson was just 19 years old when she caught the attention of Shawn Jordan, at the time a known drug dealer Continue reading →

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The Week That Wasn’t: Cell Phone Injuries, Hypertension Mouthwash, Reversing Dementia – Medscape

Posted: Published on December 15th, 2019

Recent medical news included headlines about injuries by cell phone, hypertension-fighting mouthwash made from bees, and dementia reversed. But you didn't see any of those stories on Medscape Medical News. Here's why Continue reading →

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SyncThinks eye-tracking helps monitor brain health and concussion risk – VentureBeat

Posted: Published on December 15th, 2019

SyncThink, which uses a virtual reality headset and eye-tracking to perform neurotechnology and brain health analytics, said it has partnered with two clinic chains that can use the tech to evaluate patients for brain health and concussion risk. The Comprehensive Concussion Care (C3) and Brain Fitness Centers of Florida will use the VR-based Eye-Sync system to help diagnose patients who have cognitive impairment or possible concussions Continue reading →

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Veteran shares challenges, pain of PTSD in hope of helping others – WGN TV Chicago

Posted: Published on December 15th, 2019

Please enable Javascript to watch this video Last month we honored our veterans. Continue reading →

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Peter Breggin and Michael Cornwall – Stop the Psychiatric Abuse of Children – James Moore

Posted: Published on December 15th, 2019

This week onMIA Radio, we interview Drs. Peter Breggin and Michael Cornwall about their new initiative, Stop the Psychiatric Abuse of Children (SPAC!). Continue reading →

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Deck the Paws: A guide to pet gifts north of Boston – Wicked Local Georgetown

Posted: Published on December 15th, 2019

Have you shopped for your furry companion yet? There's still time, and there are many options on the North Shore. Its December Continue reading →

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