The author thought she was alone and no one else heard things the way she did. https://t.co/BBtJpiqKS7 # via @HuffPost

Duke Psychiatry faculty members give sound advice to biomedical grad students on coping w/stress in the time of #COVID19. One nugget of wisdom? "Avoid avoiding" -- w/4 tactics to help you combat procrastination. @DukeGradSchool @DukeNeuro @DrGabrielaNagy1

Extra together-time can lead to little things getting on your nerves. Duke psychology professor Zachary Rosenthal delves into misophonia, a condition that triggers fight-or-flight responses from annoying sounds. https://t.co/zjoKegIHLD @DukePsychiatry | COVID19 | #Misophonia

LISTEN: Zach Rosenthal, a Duke Psychiatry professor and #misophonia expert, recently talked with @cw_byu about misophonia, a disorder that can cause even the most common noises to become disruptive and painful. @byuradio @DukeMedSchool https://t.co/jC5im28gmf

Study shows apps and smartphone use prevalence for health reasons

@jenniferjobrout @PsychToday @DukePsychiatry @DukeHealth Great study on Misophonia. Moves the field forward with hope for future treatment.

This research team gets it right again. Study using apps and low octane coaching for anxiety and depression.

How #smartphones are transforming #healthcare and affecting rising healthcare costs #mhealth #digitalhealth

Thanks @4nd3r2728 for teaching me how to tweet. I signed up 9 years ago. Some things take a while to get done. #ander

The highest health care cost in America? Mental disorders https://t.co/lX5sZVGgaj via @TheScope

Big Data Boon for Mental Health Services https://t.co/jXzdsgWwgK via @nanalyzetweets

CMS Issues Final Rule on MACRA; APA Is Here to Help Members Know Their Options| Psychology and Mental Health News

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