Something has been bothering me since I spoke at a cardiology conference this summer. The invitation felt significant. As both a psychologist and someone whose life has depended on cardiology since infancy,... Read more »
Medical students learn one of medicine’s oldest lessons almost as soon as they step onto their clinical rotations. It’s even become part of folklore and sound advice. When you hear hoofbeats, think... Read more »
by Jennifer Chap, BS and Patricia O’Gorman, Ph.D. We all live interconnected in families, friendships, communities, within our own unique social systems. So, when tragedy happens to someone in our life, we... Read more »