In the Media: Involuntary Commitments Can Be a Vital Lifeline for Mental Health, but Patients’ Rights Must Be Considered
Dr. Joseph Stoklosa offers insight into the decision to involuntary admit a loved one.
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In the Media: People With Mental Health Disorders at Higher Risk for Severe COVID-19, Studies Show
“Those who carry mental health diagnoses have less access to care and often receive inadequate care leading to worse medical outcomes, worse quality of life, and worse life expectancy.” – Dr. Joseph Stoklosa
Joseph Stoklosa, MD, Receives Harvard Medical School’s 2021 Cynthia N. Kettyle Teaching Award
A placard in the office of Joseph Stoklosa, MD , reads, “Qui docet discit”: He or she who teaches learns. As a dedicated educator who just won the 2021 Cynthia N. Kettyle Teaching Award for Medical Student Education in Psychiatry, Stoklosa embodies the truth of this proverb. Since 2004, the award...
Joseph Stoklosa, MD, Named 2018 Recipient of the Jonathan O. Cole Award
Joseph Stoklosa, MD , clinical director of McLean’s Division of Psychotic Disorders and assistant program director of the MGH/McLean Adult Psychiatry Residency Training Program , has been awarded the prestigious 2018 Jonathan O. Cole Award. The annual award—established in 2006, thanks to a gift from...
Video: Lecture – The Application of Open Dialogue Ideals at McLean
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A Picture Can Say 1,000 Words
After taking dozens of photos of trains at commuter rail stations, Susan Camuti finally captured the image she was seeking. Using a specialized app on her smartphone, she transformed the image of an approaching train to depict what her mania feels like. “When I feel manic, it feels like a train is...
