1: Trauma’s Impact and What Communities Can Do

09/10/21 • 57 min

Trauma happens to everyone. When this trauma goes unnoticed and support is not provided, unfortunately, our youth end up in the juvenile justice system, paving a path to the adult system. But this does not have to be the way we operate. We must look to create communities that are trauma-informed. So instead of diverting people away from the criminal justice system, we are diverting them from trauma altogether. Today we bring to you a candid conversation between a psychiatrist, Dr. Anish Dube, and a judge, Theresa Dellick, on how trauma impacts our community and what can be done about it.

For a transcript of this episode, visit: https://apafdn.org/news-events/mentally-healthy-nation-podcast/traumas-impact-and-what-communities-can-do

For a transcript of this episode, visit: https://apafdn.org/news-events/mentally-healthy-nation-podcast/traumas-impact-and-what-communities-can-do

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2: The Fight to Remove Homosexuality From the DSM

In this episode, we bring you the recording of a virtual panel discussion about the documentary "CURED". "CURED" highlights a pivotal moment in the APA's history, and the fight for LGBTQ equality, when activists and psychiatrists challenged the DSM classification of homosexuality as a mental disorder. Listen as writer, journalist, and recipient of the APA's 2021 Patient Advocacy Award Jacki Lyden; the film's co-director, Patrick Sammon; CEO and Medical Director of the APA, Dr. Saul Levin; medical journalist and psychiatry fellow at Stanford University School of Medicine, Dr. Jack Turban; and one of our podcast hosts, Archivist and Librarian at the APA Foundation, Deena Gorland talk about the making of the documentary, how history is on the brink of repeating itself with the transgender community, and the direction psychiatry is going in. Watch the award-winning documentary on PBS airing on October 11, 2021, National Coming Out Day, and showing throughout October.