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In the 1970s, the psychiatrist Robert Spitzer was embarrassed. He — and many of his colleagues— were embarrassed by their profession. They felt psychiatrists must change how they diagnosed people. The early

Are you familiar with any good arguments for the soul? Many people today don’t know any. Here’s one I think you should know: the qualia argument. It runs as follows: Mary is

Those who suffer from panic attacks often feel their body is turning on them.  As their heart beats out of their chest, as they get tunnel vision, there is a strange sense

Many of my patients with panic attacks are afraid to take Xanax— even occasionally. I often reassure them that, if they take it 2x/week, no habituation will occur. It’s also important that