teenVogue | May 16, 2024
Kristen Lindgren, PhD, ABPP, contributed to a new series exploring the impact of the student debt crisis on the day-to-day lives of young Americans.
News & Stories
Ribbon-cutting marks new era for behavioral healthcare
UW Medicine newsroom | May 15, 2024
UW Medicine's Center for Behavioral Health and Learning addresses the state’s need for increased hospital care and workforce training. Media coverage in The Seattle Times, KUOW, and others.
Lost Patients live show explores what’s next for mental healthcare
KUOW | May 13, 2024
KUOW listeners gathered at Seattle’s Central Library to learn more about the podcast Lost Patients. Paul Borghesani, MD, PhD, was a panelist.
Concert Health, AIMS Center team up on Collaborative Care agreement for SMI populations
Behavioral Health Business | May 10, 2024
Concert Health has teamed up with the AIMS Center on a new collaborative care program that will scale-up the evidenced-based model. John Fortney, PhD, is quoted.
Learn how to spot the signs of suicide
KOMO News | May 9, 2024
Alysha Thompson, PhD, walked viewers through the acronym LEARN to help parents and others spot the signs of suicide.
Why we should really be talking about postpartum OCD
Right as Rain | May 6, 2024
Fellow Juan Aparicio, MD, talks about why people get postpartum OCD, what kinds of treatments are available and how to get help, including reaching out to the PERC Center.
Drug use in Washington state is changing
KUOW | May 3, 2024
Alison Newman, MPH, comments on a new report that found that more people in WA are smoking drugs than injecting them.
The health hazards of legalizing marijuana
TIME | May 3, 2024
Jeffrey Lieberman argues that acceding to public opinion, state governments are exposing their constituents to health hazards. Beatriz Carlini, PhD, MPH, is quoted.
Virtual reality environment for teens may offer an accessible, affordable way to reduce stress
UW News | May 1, 2024
An ALACRITY Center-funded study found that teens who used virtual reality reported lower stress levels and improved mood. Michael Pullmann, PhD, was a co-author of the study.
What marijuana reclassification means for the United States
Associated Press | May 1, 2024
Susan Ferguson, PhD, says reclassifying marijuana as a less dangerous drug would open the door for researchers.
