ERC & Pathlight In the News

Expert advice to guide parents' conversations about war with their children.

Empathy for the plight of the people of Ukraine is entirely natural and appropriate. But the constant stream of upsetting news can harm the mental well-being of vulnerable individuals, such as children and people who have lived through their own traumatic events. Medical News Today asked psychotherapists for advice about how to discuss distressing news sensitively.

It’s normal for your mood to change in response to different situations, news, or challenges you encounter throughout a day. But if your mood shifts dramatically between extreme highs and lows, it may be a sign of bipolar disorder.

Dr. Toya Roberson-Moore provides insight in a story that looks at how Black female rappers are helping support positive body image for Black girls.

Dr. Toya Roberson-Moore talks to US News & World Report about social-emotional development in kids, and how it's related to both physical and mental health.

Allison Chase shares insight and advice for dealing with COVID anxiety as we enter 2022.

New Pathlight Mood & Anxiety Center offering PHP and IOP levels of care opens in Baltimore.

Pathlight’s Transdiagnostic Treatment Approach Includes Evidence-Based Modalities, State-of-the-Science Neuropsychiatric Interventions, and Specialty Tracks for Trauma and OCD

Pathlight Chief Medical Officer Howard Weeks speaks in detail on neuromodulation treatments such as ECT and TMS.

Casey Tallent provides thoughts on setting boundaries with family members.