by Christine Tatum | Oct 30, 2022 | Dear Dr. T, Opiate, Resources for mental health professionals
Medication-Assisted Treatment, or MAT, is an increasingly important tool for addressing addiction to opiates, including powerfully potent Fentanyl, the chief driver of a significant spike in drug-overdose deaths in the United States in recent years. Consider the...
by Chris Thurstone | Jul 14, 2017 | Dear Dr. T
Dear Dr. T: My mom and I just can’t seem to get along. Whenever I’m home, we always get into arguments around the stupidest stuff. Neither of us will let up, so I usually end up going over to a friend’s house for the night. I’ve been living at one friend’s house for a...
by Chris Thurstone | May 20, 2017 | Dear Dr. T
Dear Dr. T: I’ve been hiding a secret from all of my friends. I’m a senior, and I’m not graduating from high school this year. It’s a long story, but I didn’t pass a lot of my classes. I’m not sure how to tell my friends, and I feel like graduation is a ticking time...
by Chris Thurstone | Aug 23, 2012 | Dear Dr. T
Dear Dr. T: My family seems to be better off without me. I try being involved, but it only seems to make them team up on me even more. I want to blame it on the fact that I’m the middle child. How can I get through to them without having an awkward, sit-down...
by Chris Thurstone | Mar 2, 2012 | Dear Dr. T
As far as I’m concerned, one of the coolest and most helpful news organizations in the country — and probably even on the planet — is The Mash. It’s guided by experienced journalists working for the Tribune Co., and written mostly by...