Mental Health Careers
Mental health careers can be roughly divided into five areas: counselor, psychiatrist, psychologist, psychiatric nurse, and social worker. Each career has a different method and period of training.
When Healers Kill: Psychiatry Ponders A Psychiatrist-Killer
Can psychiatrists be expected to treat themselves before it’s too late?
Cro Cop Plans To Finish His UFC Contract, Considers Seeing Psychiatrist
It’s often said that hardcore drug addicts have to hit rock bottom before they can turn their lives around. Can the same be said for Mirko Cro Cop whose career has fallen into an downward spiral that he just can’t seem to pull out of? I don’t know, but in an interview with Nokaut.com (translated by Fighter’s Only ) Cro Cop certainly sounds like he hit rock bottom following his loss to Junior dos Santos at UFC 103. “I was very, very disturbed after the loss to Dos Santos. I was in such a
Basic Requirements to get an Entry Level Job in the Healthcare Industry
No matter what the state of the economy is, jobs in the healthcare industry will always be in great demand. Although professional health careers such as surgeons, doctors, nurses, and psychiatrist jobs require an extensive amount of education, there are health care jobs that require only a basic minimum requirement. There are many advertised health jobs that require a least one or two years of experience. No matter where you want to go with your health career, these entry level healthcare jobs a
Recovery Program: Soteria-Alaska Opens with Two Residents
From Attorney, Jim Gottstein Hello, I wanted to let you know that Soteria-Alaska has opened its doors on a partial basis with two residents, pending receipt of its license, which will allow it to take more. This is a milestone six years in the making. For those that don’t know about Soteria, Soteria-Alaska is a replication of the original Soteria House in San Jose California. The original Soteria-House was the brain-child of Loren Mosher, psychiatrist of beloved memory who tragically passed awa
