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The Treasure of Ordinary Psychotherapy, Session 3: The Art of Holding
In this third session of the series, Ross Ellenhorn, LICSW, PhD and CEO of Ellenhorn, leads a discussion on the complex and beautiful art of holding, comfort, care and the importance of being recognized.
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Virtual Grand Rounds: Substance Use Disorders – With a Focus on the Current Understandings, Efficacy, and Risks of Cannabis
This captivating session presented by Snehal Bhatt, MD, Chief, Addiction Psychiatry Professor, University of New Mexico, examines the latest scientific understanding of cannabis, including its potential therapeutic benefits, as well as potential harms. Strategies for intervention in cases of cannabis use disorder will also be highlighted.
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The Treasure of Ordinary Psychotherapy, Session 2: Play Capacity
In this fascinating and enjoyable session, Jeff Katzman, MD, Director of the Silver Hill Academy for Research & Education, explains the value of playfulness in therapy and expresses how play encourages creativity and adaptability, builds rapport and trust; and helps address complex emotions in a safe, accessible way.
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Why Your Teen’s Social Media Habits May Signal a Mental Health Spiral
Explore the hidden link between social media use and adolescent mental health. Learn how excessive screen time amplifies depression, anxiety, and other conditions, and discover effective treatment strategies to break the cycle and help teens reclaim their well-being.
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Virtual Grand Rounds: Bringing Psychotherapy Back to Life
This Virtual Grand Rounds is presented by Jon G. Allen, Ph.D., Clinical Professor, Menninger Department of Psychiatry and Behavioral Sciences Baylor College of Medicine, Voluntary Faculty.
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Treasure of Ordinary Psychotherapy, Session 1: The Therapist’s Life
In this first of five sessions, Jon Allen, PhD, explores how we as therapists can retain our sense of being real people, to ourselves and for our patients. Dr. Allen emphasizes the importance of a therapist’s unique personality and self, considering the question of how to embrace this and bring these characteristics to the healing environment.
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Virtual Grand Rounds: Understanding Pharmacological Management of Treatment Refractory Mood Disorders
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CT hospital formalizes expansion in Manhattan
Silver Hill Hospital has solidified its New York expansion with the acquisition of the Freedom Institute, now rebranded as Silver Hill New York.
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Silver Hill’s Ketamine Treatment Program Marks One Year of Delivering Care
As research continues to uncover why and how ketamine benefits people experiencing depression, Silver Hill's Ketamine Treatment Program will continue to offer the most advanced and effective care.
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Coping With Problematic Effects of Social Media
Dr. Ryan Flanagan explores the profound effects of excessive social media use on youth mental health in his recent Psychology Today article.
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Silver Hill Hospital Expands Mental Health and Substance Use Services to New York City
Silver Hill New York’s Intensive Outpatient Program (IOP) is designed for individuals with complex mental health and/or substance use needs, including those managing multiple diagnoses and challenges with personality function.
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Wildfires and Mental Health: Community First, Then Therapy
“All kinds of emotions get triggered by events like this,” said Dr. Katzman, “There’s sadness, there is numbness. It’s important to honor those feelings and have someone to listen.”
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Virtual Grand Rounds: The Brain-Gut Interface: How the Gut Microbiome Affects and is Affected by Psychiatric Illness
The brain-gut microbiome interface plays a significant role in psychiatric illnesses, reflecting a complex interaction between the gut microbiota, the central nervous system (CNS), and the immune system.
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The Long Course of Care
“Prevention is critical, but so is long-term care. If you’re interfering with development at a critical period, you’re not going to just reverse it by taking a medicine, you must change everything, which is why it can take years to get somebody better.” – Dr. Marotta
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Silver Hill Patient Financial Aid Impact Story
The following video highlights former financial aid recipients, family members, and donors, who speak about the impact the Patient Financial Aid Fund has had on their lives.
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The psychological toll of California’s catastrophic fires
As wildfires devastate California, the impact extends far beyond scorched landscapes and lost homes, reaching deep into the mental well-being of survivors. Dr. Jeff Katzman shares how practicalities often take precedence over grief in the immediate aftermath, offering a temporary shield but delaying the healing process.
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8 Mental Health New Year’s Resolutions — and Silver Hill Experts’ Strategies for Achieving Them
If you're ready to make 2025 the year you take control of your mental health, our team of psychiatrists, psychologists, social workers, and specialists have crafted a practical guide to empower you to build resilience, foster growth, and create lasting change.
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Triumph Program Successfully Treats Patients with Post-Traumatic and Dissociative Symptoms
70% of US adults experience trauma at least once in their lives, and around 73% of these experience dissociative symptoms within hours to weeks after the traumatic event, which is why Dr. Haas believes there’s a considerable need for programs that treat complex trauma and dissociation.
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Benefits and tips for not drinking during ‘Dry January’
Dr. Ryan Wade, joins News 12's Mark Sudol for a conversation on Dry January, where Dr. Wade highlights the mental and physical benefits of embracing this popular challenge, and shares practical tips to help participants succeed in their alcohol-free journey.
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Virtual Grand Rounds: Chatbots as Therapist: Exploring the Intersection of AI and Psychiatry
This presentation by Manu Sharma, MD aims to introduce artificial intelligence (AI) through the example of chatbots in therapeutic settings.
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