The Olympic gymnastics champion and Suzanne Yoculan, head coach at the University of Georgia, talk about eating disorders among female athletes.
Wilderness treatment combines elements of traditional therapy with physical challenges such as camping and rock climbing to provide a unique healing experience.
The alcohol-related death of former Senator McGovern's daughter led him to become an activist on the issue of under-age drinking.
The images presented in popular culture have led to the evolution of a "cult of ignorance," praising and glorifying the uneducated while demeaning intellectualism.
Mary Wallace, wife of television newsman, Mike Wallace, received the first National Family Achievement Award, honoring her for her efforts to help families struggling with clinical depression.
Twice within less than twenty years, a concerted effort was made to restrict sexually explicit materials in the United States for political reasons, despite overwhelming evidence that violence is the main source of harm.
People who, although they appear absolutely normal to others, are so preoccupied with some perceived physical defect that their lives are seriously affected may suffer from Body Dysmorphic Disorder.
An interview with Dr. Paul Fink, past president of the APA.