Janet Coburn·1d agoWealth and Mental HealthIt’s becoming more and more apparent that your socioeconomic status has a significant effect on your mental health. This is not to say that…
Janet Coburn·1d agoCould You Repeat That?It’s been said that when a couple is old, their primary form of communication is being in separate rooms, yelling “What? What?” a lot. My…
Janet Coburn·Jul 12Remote Work: Help or Harm?Many people recommend that people who are no longer able to work a full-time job in an office try working from home. (There are ads that…
Janet Coburn·Jul 12My Journey Through the Vast WastelandI used to read a lot of books. I still read more than the average or even above-average American (though that’s not saying much). But…
Janet Coburn·Jul 5Having Both a Child and a Mental IllnessThe New York Times recently ran an article by Christina Caron saying that scientists have begun “to study how adults with challenging…A response icon1A response icon1
Janet Coburn·Jul 5Where Do Novels Go to Die?“The last day of ten-year-old Nicky Fontaine’s life was nothing special.”
Janet Coburn·Jul 1Depression in CongressEven though they might like to downplay it, our elected officials are human, too. They have family problems, career problems, financial…
Janet Coburn·Jun 28What Does the $700 of Funding Really Mean?You may have heard about the $700 million that the U.S. government has allocated for funding “behavioral health programs.” A number of…A response icon1A response icon1
Janet Coburn·Jun 28The Line: Who’s NextI’ve heard it said that the last three people waiting in any line — at a bank, at the DMV, at the deli counter, or wherever — are…
Janet Coburn·Jun 21Psychology Book RoundupI read a lot. I mean, a lot. Of course, my bipolar disorder has a thing or two to say about that. When I’m depressed, I don’t have the…