DBT for suicide and psychosis
Recording of a talk for the Ohio EPICENTER Speaker Series about Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT) for people with psychosis.
seattle, wa | baltimore, md
Recording of a talk for the Ohio EPICENTER Speaker Series about Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT) for people with psychosis.
All the peer reviewed articles I've published, without a paywall.
Evaluation of Baltimore Ceasefire 365, a locally organized, non-governmental coalition against murder. Now published in the American Journal of Public Health. See the final analysis markdown here.
Bayesian multilevel modeling of overdose mortality trends in Indianapolis, later published in Addictive Behaviors.
Unarmed and armed. Grandparents and children. Black and white. How did they die? What were their names?
Replaces some words that are predictably used to dehumanize people with different words that are more humanizing.
Android version of the app. Notifies you whenever police kill someone in the United States.
This app has been used in combination with biomarker data to predict suicidality among people with mental health diagnoses. The project attracted some press.
European-style mental healthcare has had to adapt to West Africa, where traditional healers typically get more respect than psychiatrists.
In hospitals across the USA, emotionally distressed patients are regularly cuffed and strapped to chairs, sometimes for hours. In Guinea this doesn't really happen. What can we learn?
Two French translations published into the public domain for Project Gutenberg. They're available for free and accessible on e-readers.
peter.phalen@gmail.com
pphalen@som.umaryland.edu