Stories Tagged ‘Psychology’ 
Suspending Belief: Virtual Reality Lab to Provide Coping, Research Opportunities
The University of Alabama will soon become the third university in the country, researchers say, to have a social work virtual reality lab.
A Psychological Salve: Scientists Study Mind’s Ability to Manage Pain
Researchers are helping patients tap into the healing power of the mind to give hope to persons with pain.
Injecting Hope
Simple requests can sometimes be worthy of spontaneous celebration at The University of Alabama's Brewer Porch Children's Center.
Paying Attention to ADHD
A University of Alabama physician co-chairs an effort to write national guidelines for treating ADHD on college campuses.
Community Pulse Keepers
Bernice Washington has her finger on the pulse of her community. By working at a mental health center, learning about ways to treat alcoholism and becoming involved in the reformation of a neighborhood, Washington, a lifelong Tuscaloosan, got to know about the needs of her community.
Hard Choices
Court authorities often struggle to balance protecting society with appropriate treatment for youth who commit crimes. A University of Alabama professor recently authored a psychological test that measures key juvenile concepts and assists professionals in achieving that balance.
Mind Games
People with autism can be highly intelligent, but the way their brains work when they learn may be distinctly different from those without the disorder.
UA Researcher to Create Family ‘Legacies’ to Help Deal with Illness
Few things leave people feeling as helpless and stressed as caring for a seriously ill family member.
When the ‘Terrible Twos’ Don’t Go Away
A University of Alabama psychologist with international success in modifying aggressive behavior in children is working with dozens of elementary schools to further gauge his program's effectiveness in reducing substance abuse risks.
Researcher Brings Headache Relief
Headaches, what a pain! Nearly everyone gets them, but for some they are more than an occasional annoying event. Instead, they are severe and life altering, resulting in time away from work and family activities.
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