Articles from APA

Editorial: They can't forget, and we shouldn't - Martha's Vineyard Times

Editorial: They can't forget, and we shouldn'tMartha's Vineyard TimesVariously called “shell shock” or “combat fatigue” in earlier wars — see Sloan Wilson's “The Man in the Gray Flannel Suit” (1955) for a World War II example — the definition of PTSD was not formulated until 1980, when the American Psychiatric ...

The stigma against mental illness needs to end - The Blue Banner

The stigma against mental illness needs to endThe Blue BannerMany people equate the term mental illness with words like psychopath and sociopath, neither of which are used by the American Psychiatric Association as an official diagnosis anymore.

Changed needed in the 47th - Kent Reporter

Changed needed in the 47thKent ReporterConversion therapy treats homosexuality as a mental disorder and has been repeatedly condemned by the American Psychiatric Association.

Main Event to feature panel on women as caretakers - jewishpresspinellas

Main Event to feature panel on women as caretakersjewishpresspinellasShe is a distinguished fellow of the American Psychiatric Association and a founding fellow of the American Board of Sexology.

a mental illness - Huffington Post

a mental illnessHuffington PostTypically afflicting an overly-ambitious individual, most often male, who is dramatically unqualified for a particular endeavor and who, knowing his shortcomings better than anyone, and, determined to disguise them, tends to grossly overcompensate for ...

a mental illness - Huffington Post

a mental illnessHuffington PostTypically afflicting an overly-ambitious individual, most often male, who is dramatically unqualified for a particular endeavor and who, knowing his shortcomings better than anyone, and, determined to disguise them, tends to grossly overcompensate for ...

Trumpiosity. - Huffington Post

Trumpiosity.Huffington PostTypically afflicting an overly-ambitious individual, most often male, who is dramatically unqualified for a particular endeavor and who, knowing his shortcomings better than anyone, and, determined to disguise them, tends to grossly overcompensate for ...

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