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Your Brain on Grievances Looks a Lot Like Your Brain on Drugs
How the science of addiction can be used to understand grievances, retaliation and violent crime.
Source: Medium
25 Feb 2021
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Recovering From Revenge Addiction
When stress and anger enter our lives, they can have a severe effect on our health. James Kimmel Jr. and Dr. Mike address the negative physical effects that anger, and revenge have on the brain. Research says they are just as addictive as opioids, making them extremely difficult to release. Now more than ever we need tools and insights to bring back peace and balance. We talk about what approach we can take to rid our brain of grievances, anger and vengeance and restore a deep state of emotional well-being.
Source: Apple Podcast
17 Feb 2021
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Isom, Miller Named Lead Editors of 'Community Mental Health Journal'
Jessica Isom, MD, MPH, Clinical Instructor in Psychiatry, and Rebecca Miller, PhD, Associate Professor of Psychiatry, have been named Lead Editors of the Community Mental Health Journal.
10 Feb 2021
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White Riot
Citing my research in how grievances trigger revenge cravings as a cause of the violence at the Capitol on Jan. 6, 2021
Source: New York Times
13 Jan 2021
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What the Science of Addiction Tells Us About Trump
It turns out that your brain on grievances looks a lot like your brain on drugs. And that’s a problem not just for the outgoing president, but for the rest of us.
Source: Politico
12 Dec 2020
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Serious Fun: Virtual Peer Support at CMHC
The Virtual Peer Support Group helps bridge isolation and sustain community for people in mental health recovery.
27 Aug 2020
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Harper Research Featured by The Root Cause Coalition
Research by Annie Harper, PhD, Instructor in the Yale Department of Psychiatry is featured in the 2020 Status of Health Equity published by The Root Cause Coalition, a non-profit organization which works to achieve health equity through advocacy, education, and research.
Source: The Root Cause Coalition
11 Feb 2020
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"The Perch" Publishes its Latest Issue
THE PERCH, a creative arts journal with a mental health theme, publishes its fifth issue.
11 Dec 2019
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IMANI Breakthrough Honored for Transformational Work in Community
The IMANI Breakthrough Faith-based Opioid Recovery Program has received local and national recognition.
6 Dec 2019
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Harper to Lead Panel Discussion on Supportive Banking for People With Mental Health Problems
The panel discussion, “Banking for All: Why Financial Institutions Need to Offer Supportive Banking Features,” will be held Wednesday, November 6 from 12:00-1:30 pm in the Sterling Law Building Room at Yale Law School, 127 Wall St.
21 Oct 2019
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Yale Researchers to Study How Music Affects People With Psychosis
Philip Corlett, PhD receives an inaugural grant from the "Sound Health Initiative" of the National Institutes of Health.
17 Oct 2019
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Is It Possible to Cure the Desire for Revenge?
Yale Researcher, James Kimmel, Jr., JD, is trying to end gun violence by flipping the script on vengeance killings.
Source: GEN Medium
19 Sep 2019
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Desai to be honored with early career award from American Psychological Association
Miraj Desai, PhD, Instructor at the Yale Program for Recovery and Community Health at Yale School of Medicine, has been chosen to receive the Distinguished Early Career Contributions in Qualitative Inquiry Award from Division 5 of the American Psychological Association (Division of Quantitative and Qualitative Methods).
11 Apr 2019
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Department's Psychology Section to screen 'The Thick Dark Fog'
The Yale Department of Psychiatry’s Psychology Section will sponsor a screening of the documentary “The Thick Dark Fog” at 3:00 pm May 15, 2019, at the Yale School of Forestry and Environmental Studies, Kroon Hall, 195 Prospect St., New Haven.
10 Apr 2019
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Colloquium will unify knowledge about mental health across disciplines
The first-ever Yale Mental Health Colloquium will bring together leading scholars in the fields of architecture, business, economics, education, law, neuroscience, psychiatry, public health, social work, and technology for a half-day conversation on the topic.
27 Mar 2019
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New intervention found to reduce desire for vengeance
Yale researchers develop new "motive control" approach to preventing violence that targets the desire for revenge, giving policymakers options beyond gun control for saving lives.
Source: Yale Daily News
29 Jan 2019
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Yale study: Mock trial may reduce feelings of revenge
A person who is thinking about revenge against someone they believe has harmed them may be satisfied with a mock trial of their perceived victimizer, according to a Yale University pilot study.
Source: New Haven Register
24 Dec 2018
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Imani Breakthrough Recovery Program brings people out of depths of addiction
The faith-based Imani Breakthrough Recovery Program launched by Ayana Jordan, MD, PhD, Assistant Professor of Psychiatry, and Chyrell D. Bellamy, PhD, MSW, Associate Professor of Psychiatry, is helping people who struggle with addiction. The program is focused on the black community at churches in New Haven, Waterbury, Hartford, and Bridgeport.
Source: New Haven Register
29 Oct 2018
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PRCH receives grant to develop New England Mental Health Technology Transfer Center
The Yale Program for Recovery and Community Health (PRCH) has received a five-year Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration (SAMHSA) grant to develop a Mental Health Technology Transfer Center for the New England Region.
13 Sep 2018
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The Perch literary journal now accepting submissions
The Perch, a journal of literature, arts, and music edited by the Yale Program for Recovery & Community Health, is now accepting submissions for its next issue.
25 Jul 2018