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Did the Stanford Prison Experiment, One of Psychology’s Most Famous Studies, Really Turn People Into Monsters?
A riveting new documentary series talks with the former youths from a famous Stanford experiment that quickly devolved into ...
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Countering Racist Mass Text Messages With Hope
“Just be faithful for the next point and look forward to the bright side, because you always have something to look forward ...
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Thousands of People in Prison Have ADHD. Why Aren’t They Receiving Treatment?
Up to half of prisoners have ADHD, but they rarely get treated, even though research shows treatment can reduce recidivism ...
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A New Documentary Explores the Truth Behind the Infamous Stanford Prison Experiment
A MindSite News interview with filmmaker Juliette Eisner and a former prisoner in the experiment who was in the rooms where ...
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In the barren world of men’s grief, the Sad Dads Club allows fathers to mourn openly
This article was reported and first published by Harvard Public Health magazine. Subscribe to their newsletter. Rob Reider ...
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‘Forgotten’ Dads Find Solace Grieving a Child’s Death Together
In mourning a child's death with other bereaved fathers, men find brotherhood – and some relief for their pain.
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Battling Hopelessness Among Youth
Youth in communities with few resources are more apt to feel hopeless. Some students and teachers are working together to ...
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Chicago Advocates and Clinicians Come Together to Support Mental Health of Immigrants in Peril
In the wake of the election, mental health advocates gathered in Chicago to plan strategies for protecting the mental health of immigrants.
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Two in Five High School Students Feel Hopeless. In Areas with Fewer Supports, It’s Even Tougher
Click to share on Twitter (Opens in new window) Click to share on Facebook (Opens in new window) Click to share on LinkedIn (Opens in new window) Click to print (Opens in new window) At West Mifflin ...