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Bellamy, Jordan Awarded NIH Research Grants
Chyrell Bellamy, PhD, MSW, Associate Professor of Psychiatry, and Ayana Jordan, MD, PhD, Assistant Professor of Psychiatry, have been awarded a National Institutes of Health grant for their research "Culturally-responsive community-driven substance use recovery for Black and Latinx populations."
Source: National Institutes of Health
13 Oct 2021
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Jordan to Speak at CSPP Event
The Connecticut Society for Psychoanalytic Psychology (CSPP) will sponsor the virtual program “Black Lives, in Mind: Partners in Liberation and Recovery: The Black Church and Mental Health Care” from 9:30 to 11:00 am October 16, 2021.
4 Oct 2021
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Public Spaces as Transformative Creative Wellness Spaces: An Evaluation of Musical Intervention
Yale Department of Psychiatry faculty and affiliates contributed to an article in Social Work in Mental Health about New Haven-based Musical Intervention and its collaboration with the Connecticut Mental Health Center, the Connecticut Department of Mental Health and Addiction Services, and other Yale programs. Chyrell Bellamy, PhD, MSW, Associate Professor of Psychiatry, was senior author.
Source: Social Work in Mental Health
30 Aug 2021
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A Resilient Community Finds Mental Health Care in a Place That Feels Like Home
Dr. Andrea Mendiola, a psychiatrist at the Hispanic Clinic of Connecticut Mental Health Center, reflects on providing mental health care to Spanish-speaking clients during the pandemic.
5 Aug 2021
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New Haven Eyes New 'Community Resilience' Department to Combat Street Violence
Michael Rowe, PhD, Professor of Psychiatry, was among the people who attended a news conference August 2 when New Haven's mayor announced the formation of a new Department of Community Resilience to strengthen the fight against violence in the city. Rowe is co-director of the Yale Program for Recovery and Community Health.
Source: New Haven Register
3 Aug 2021
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Davidson, Bellamy to Co-Lead PRCH
The Yale Program for Recovery and Community Health (PRCH) of the Connecticut Mental Health Center announces that as of July 1, the program will be jointly led by Larry Davidson, PhD, and Chyrell Bellamy, PhD, MSW.
30 Jun 2021
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The Daily Show with Trevor Noah interviews James Kimmel, Jr. about grievance and revenge addiction in America
Comedian Ronny Chieng interviews James Kimmel, Jr. about grievance and revenge addiction in America
Source: The Daily Show with Trevor Noah
14 Jun 2021
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Desai Named Featured Fellow by APA Minority Fellowship Program
Miraj Desai, PhD, Instructor in Psychiatry at Yale School of Medicine, was selected by the American Psychological Association Minority Fellowship Program to be its featured fellow in late May.
8 Jun 2021
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The Imani Breakthrough Project: A Collaborative Culturally-Centered and Community-Driven Faith-Based Opioid Recovery Initiative:
Chyrell Bellamy, PhD, MSW, Associate Professor of Psychiatry, is first author of a paper in Social Work in Mental Health that describes the Imani Breakthrough Recovery Program, a faith-based recovery initiative that takes place in churches and assists people recovering from opioid use/abuse and other drug or alcohol problems.
Source: Social Work in Mental Health
3 Jun 2021
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Delphin-Rittmon Nominated to Serve as Assistant Secretary for Mental Health and Substance Use in Biden Administration
Miriam Delphin-Rittmon, PhD, Associate Professor Adjunct of Psychiatry at Yale School of Medicine and Commissioner of the Connecticut Department of Mental Health and Addiction Services (DMHAS), has been nominated by President Joe Biden to serve as Assistant Secretary for Mental Health and Substance Use with the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services.
24 Apr 2021
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YSM Community Shows Its Opposition to Hate
it was clear to people who spoke and those who listened, some with quivering voices and tears in their eyes, that the fear the recent shooting spree in Atlanta generated is not a new feeling for Asian Americans.
5 Apr 2021
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Surviving Violent, Traumatic Loss After Severe Political Persecution: Lessons From the Evaluation of a Venezuelan Asylum Seeker
Michelle Silva, PsyD, Assistant Professor of Psychiatry, is co-author of a case study in BMJ Journals that highlights the human rights violations occurring in Venezuela through the case of a Venezuelan woman who experienced political persecution and traumatic loss resulting from her opposition to the ruling socialist party.
Source: BMJ Journals
24 Mar 2021
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Suicide Risk Jumps Soon After Dementia Diagnosis
Older patients recently diagnosed with dementia are at a significantly increased risk for suicide compared to their peers without dementia. Investigators found that individuals who were diagnosed with dementia had a 54% increased risk for suicide within the first year after diagnosis. The risk was particularly high among those aged 74 years and younger. Timothy Schmutte, PsyD, Assistant Professor of Psychiatry, was the study investigator.
Source: Medscape
22 Mar 2021
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Strauss to Read from Autobiography at PRCH Virtual Meeting
John Strauss, MD, Professor Emeritus of Psychiatry, will read from his new book "To Understand a Person: An Autobiography (of sorts)" at a virtual meeting of the Yale Program for Recovery and Community Health on March 25, 2021.
15 Mar 2021
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Forgiveness: Dismantling Revenge through Nonjustic‪e‬
Revenge is one of those things that, once we are under the influence of it, we can find it hard to separate from. We all have grievances, but once we allow ourselves to feel like we are being victimized things can quickly get out of hand. In this Recover Yourself Podcast, host MartinJon Garcia talks with James Kimmel Jr., a lead developer of the Nonjustice System, about grievance, revenge, and forgiveness, how they relate to addiction, and how we can further our ability to forgive so as not to live under their influences.
Source: Apple Podcast - MartinJon Garcia
10 Mar 2021
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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. In this Wellness Inc. with Dr. Mike Moreno Podcast, host Dr. Mike Moreno and James Kimmel Jr. 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: Stage 29 Productions - 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