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Should I breastfeed if I have a bipolar disorder?
When we talk about values, we must consider what breastfeeding represents to many parents. For some, it embodies a commitment to nurturing and providing the best possible start for their child, aligning with beliefs about natural parenting and the benefits of breast milk for infant health.
Jamie Sorenson
5 days ago2 min read


Tetris Prevents PTSD
Tetris and PTSD: I had come across this intriguing information on social media multiple times, yet I had not found the opportunity to delve deeper and confirm its validity. However, it turns out that there are indeed well-designed studies that rigorously investigate this phenomenon in which playing tetris after a traumatic event does reduce the risk and severity of PTSD
Jamie Sorenson
Feb 252 min read


The Cost of Untreated ADHD
The cost of untreated ADHD can be incredibly high and often overwhelming. The costs associated with Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD) extend far beyond just medical expenses; they encompass a wide range of factors that can significantly impact both personal and professional life.
Jamie Sorenson
Feb 253 min read


Concussions in Women
We are inundated with extensive research and data focusing on head injuries in males, particularly those engaged in sports activities. However, there exists a glaring gap in the research concerning a more pressing public health concern: the prevalence and impact of concussions among women.
Jamie Sorenson
Feb 233 min read


Motherhood and Career
I’m really wondering what other women’s experiences are and how they would describe this complex journey of navigating motherhood while maintaining a professional identity.
Jamie Sorenson
Feb 213 min read


What's the deal with Glutamate? And why haven't we been targeting all along?
If I develop a pharmaceutical agent that interacts with approximately 70% of the receptors in your brain, we can anticipate that it will produce significant effects, both therapeutic and adverse.
Jamie Sorenson
Feb 163 min read


How PMDD Affects Mood, Relationships, and Daily Life
PMDD can quietly take control of a woman’s life for part of every month. The emotional changes feel intense, sudden, and hard to explain to others. Many women know something feels wrong, but struggle to name it. Here’s how PMDD affects mood, relationships, and daily life, and why proper understanding matters.
Tally Reproductive Psychiatrist, LLC
Jan 42 min read
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