by Joshua D. Wyner | Feb 6, 2023 | Op-Ed, Psychology, Uncategorized
@drjoshuawyner Was a pleasure chatting with @lindsaytuchman and Jay Strubberg on #morningrush about #AI and #chatbots in mentalhealth. #technology ♬ original sound – Dr....
by Joshua D. Wyner | Sep 14, 2021 | ADHD, Diagnosis, Psychology
Often when we think of someone with ADHD, a young white boy comes to mind, but while ADHD is more commonly diagnosed and treated in boys, the disorder is found across genders and races. For women, symptoms of ADHD can often be mistaken for something else, like anxiety...
by Joshua D. Wyner | Jul 27, 2018 | ADHD, Psychology
Excited to share my interview with Dr. Heather Laird on Muslims and Mental Health. Here I present Russell Barkley’s model of ADHD within the framework of Antonio Damasio’s somatic...
by Joshua D. Wyner | Nov 9, 2016 | Op-Ed, Psychology
Like many others, I slept very little last night as we waited for the results to come in. And as they did, a sense of dread unfolded as the numbers came back: we have cancer. And then the finger-pointing started. Blame the independents. Blame the apathetic voters....
by Joshua D. Wyner | Mar 31, 2016 | Psychology, Publications
As therapists, we regularly observe the extent to which our patients are distanced from a voice of love or compassion toward themselves and others (e.g., inner good voice, benevolent superego, good internal object, spirit of love, God). We believe the extent to which...
by Joshua D. Wyner | Jan 1, 2016 | Psychology, Publications
Wyner, J. (in press) Anxiety. In Michon, N & Fisher, D (Eds.), One Thousand Arms: Guidebook to Caring for your Buddhist Community. Richmond Hill, Ontario: Sumeru Press. Excerpt Anxiety is arguably the most human of our emotions. It comes from our ability to...
