PCH Social Justice and Human Rights Initiative
PCH Social Justice and Human Rights Initiative Posted by Terry Krekorian, MD Posted on June 17, 2020 Categories: General Social Justice “Injustice anywhere is a threat to justice everywhere.” —Martin Luther King, Jr. “I’ve lived in the United States for 70 years now,...
Why Can’t I Stop Thinking About COVID 19?
Why Can’t I Stop Thinking About COVID 19? Posted by Terry Krekorian, MD Posted on April 14, 2020 Categories: General There is a constant stream of COVID 19 information available via the Internet, television, and newspapers which is changing day by day. It is difficult...Does PTSD Ever Go Away?
Does PTSD Ever Go Away? Posted by Seth Kadish, PsyD Posted on September 24, 2019 Categories: General In the United States alone, an estimated 70% of adults will experience at least one traumatic event in their lifetime. Of those, 20% will develop Post Traumatic Stress...
Art Therapy with Darcy Lubbers
Art Therapy with Darcy Lubbers Posted on September 17, 2019 Categories: General Video Darcy Lubbers Somatic, Group and Art Therapist at PCH Treatment Center discusses art therapy, its relationship with treating trauma and the role it plays in helping clients manage...
Atonement: Dealing with Guilt
Atonement: Dealing with Guilt Posted by Seth Kadish, PsyD Posted on January 15, 2019 Categories: General Dr. Seth Kadish I learned a long time ago you can’t take away someone else’s guilt. As a clinical psychologist, I’d often see clients try to do this for other...
The Loss of Self-Reflection in a Networked Life
The Loss of Self-Reflection in a Networked Life Posted by Christopher Mulligan, LCSW Posted on December 20, 2018 Categories: General CHRISTOPHER MULLIGAN LCSWI can vividly recall lying in my bed at night, during middle school, thinking through the events of the day,...Our Programs
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How to Stop OCD Thoughts
Asking how to stop OCD thoughts is similar to asking, “Does OCD go away?” To the latter, we often reply, “Well, do you go away?” That’s because the cognitive style commonly labeled...
