Cognitive Behavior Therapy

Teen didn't understand fatal beating, defense says
Fort Lauderdale Sun-Sentinel - DAYTONA BEACH -- Justin Stearns, a dropout with an IQ of 74, couldn't have understood what would happen when he and his friends beat a frail homeless man to death with sticks, fists and logs, a psychologist testified Wednesday. Michael Herkov said

Swing low, fly high: Bipolar disorder affects college students
University Daily Kansan - Kindra Hanke s heart rate shot up as the doors opened to the elevator in Fraser Hall. She rushed in and anxiously jabbed the button for the 8th floor. A spurt of excitement pulsed through her veins as she thought to herself, What a rush it will

How therapy helps sex offenders not repeat
MetroWest Daily News - I t has been a long-standing debate -- how to best treat repeat sex offenders like Robert Gorczyca and Ian Tuffs. The two locals are convicted of different levels of sex crimes, but both are repeat offenders. According to experts who deal with sexual

When Worry Gets in the Way of Life
Kait 8 - SUNDAY, April 9 (HealthDay News) -- To be human is to worry -- about finances, your children's health, work, even whether you remembered to unplug the iron when you go on vacation. But if you find that worry seems to consume your life, that you

by Dan Savage
Village Voice - Q. I 'm a 22-year-old woman with a 21-year-old live-in boyfriend of 11 months. My boyfriend loves eating my ass. He goes for my ass when I wake up, after I get out of the shower, when I get home from work. At first it felt good as hell, but now it's