Gay Kids and Bullying’’s Deadly Toll
October 8, 2010
Teens "are very prone to take things to an extreme," [Dr. Jeffrey Lieberman of Columbia Psychiatry] told ABC News.
Bullying Can Follow Kids Into Adulthood says Dr. Jeffrey Lieberman
October 8, 2010
...it can be harder to shake off the negativity of the bullying experience, even in adulthood, said Dr. Jeffrey Lieberman,
Dr. Jeffrey Lieberman Talks to PBS About Rutgers Student's Suicide
October 1, 2010
Jeffrey Lieberman, MD, Chairman of Columbia Psychiatry comments on the sometimes devastating consequences of cyber bullying.
Student is Humiliated Online Then Commits Suicide
September 30, 2010
Dr. Jeffrey Lieberman talks to ABC about the likely trauma the student experienced and why it prompted his suicide.
Dr. Anne Marie Albano Talks About School Refusal
September 23, 2010
...for some kids, the prospect of school produces a level of fear so intense that it is immobilizing, resulting in what’’s known as school-refusal behavior.
Dr. Jimmy Choi Investigates Whether Games Keep Dementia at Bay
September 23, 2010
...a combination of brain training, physical exercise and volunteer work will produce a more significant improvement than any program using computer games alone.
Student Suicides Bring Bullying to Forefront
September 20, 2010
What's not so clear is whether bullying also leads to the underlying problems or whether they set the stage for being bullied [said Dr. Madelyn Gould].
Columbia Psychiatry Expert Pens New Book w/College Students in Mind
September 15, 2010
...many college students find themselves facing stress or unhappiness they didn’’t expect, from sources that may be totally new -- and they may not realize just how normal that is.
New Study Finds Infant Birth Weight Linked to Mental Illness Risk
September 14, 2010
This finding comes from a recent study conducted by Dr. Kathryn Abel and a team of researchers affiliated with...Columbia University, New York State Psychiatric Institute...
Dr. Yaakov Stern on NPR: Distressing News About Dementia
September 4, 2010
When it comes to staving off dementia, new evidence suggests that the "use it or lose it" dictum holds true — at least for a while.
