Parent-Child Interaction Therapy
Parent-Child Interaction Therapy, or PCIT, is a research-based therapy used to help manage disruptive behavior in children ages 30 months to 7 years.
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Finding the Music Again
Transcranial magnetic stimulation helps relieve major depression in a UF Health Jacksonville patient.
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Hispanic Heritage Month Spotlight: Lourdes Dale, Ph.D
During Hispanic Heritage Month, the histories, cultures and contributions of American citizens whose ancestors came from Spain, Mexico, the Caribbean and…
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Reducing the stigma of psychiatric care
October 3, 2022
During her first year of psychiatry residency in Jacksonville, Kamyl Harvey Bogan, MD, was accepted to the American Psychiatric Association Foundation’s…
Department of Psychiatry, +4 more
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UF psychiatrists deliver antibiotics, surgical supplies to Ukrainian border
April 11, 2022
UF Health Jacksonville psychiatrists made a weekend-long trip to a Polish city near the Ukrainian border to hand-deliver four large suitcases full of medical…
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Conquering treatment-resistant depression
April 8, 2022
New psychiatric therapy helps patients with major depressive disorder.
Department of Psychiatry, +4 more
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UF Health and Gary Sinise Foundation Avalon Network cut ribbon on transformative new center
November 22, 2021
UF Health Jacksonville, the Gary Sinise Foundation and philanthropic partners came together today to cut the ribbon on a new facility that brings comprehensive…
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Movember — Not Just About the Moustache
November brings with it an influx of cooler weather, winter holidays and moustaches. While some men claim they are just warming up for the winter, many are…
