Videos Learn more about treatment programs. Watch clips of McLean in the news media. Find out about mental health conditions. Watch the latest videos from McLean Hospital. Filter Topic (-) All 268 Borderline Personality Disorder 65 Child & Adolescent 58 Addiction 31 Anxiety 23 Older Adults 23 Depression 14 OCD 13 PTSD 11 Trauma 11 Bipolar Disorder 8 Schizophrenia 6 Eating Disorders 5 Series (-) All 457 Grand Rounds Lectures 129 Mental Health Webinars 125 Technology in Psychiatry Summit 2017 48 McLean in Mumbai Lecture Series 47 Technology in Psychiatry Summit 2018 37 Technology in Psychiatry Summit 2020 30 Technology in Psychiatry Summit 2019 24 Patient Stories 11 Make Your Career at McLean 6 Audience (-) All 514 Professionals 278 Public 236 Subtitles (-) All 555 English 262 Spanish 136 Hindi 47 Chinese 37 Portuguese 37 Arabic 36 Fulltext search Introducing McLean SouthEast at Oak Street McLean SouthEast at Oak Street is McLean Hospital’s latest effort to improve access to care for the most vulnerable members of society. Located in Middleborough, less than a mile from our other McLean SouthEast location at Isaac Street, McLean... Lecture – Novel Interventions for OCD Presented by Carolyn Rodriguez, MD, PhD, Stanford University School of Medicine – Women in Medicine and Science Month lecture Supporting a Loved One Through Addiction Recovery Misuse of drugs and alcohol impacts many more people than the person going through the illness—it can affect family mental health as well. How can families best approach difficult conversations about addiction? Is there a best way to approach the... Social Media & the Mind Social media is well-known, but the effects of its long-term use are still relatively unknown. Many of us feel increasingly reliant on it, and its use—or trying to limit its use—can make us feel anxious, irritable, and even depressed. What makes... The Intersection of Mental Health & the Arts There is a strong relationship between mental health and creativity. The stereotype of the “tortured artist,” where the best creators have endured the most suffering—and mental illness—only further solidifies stigma in the community. People may be... Easing Back-to-School Anxieties for Kids & Parents Transitioning back to school can be nerve-wracking for parents and kids alike. Even without a pandemic, starting a new academic year can be stressful, anxiety-inducing, and frustrating for everyone involved. So how can we feel emotionally healthy in... Reducing the Impact of Dissociative Identity Disorder Dissociative identity disorder (DID) is often misunderstood and can be easily missed—or misdiagnosed—by experts. While many of us have come to believe that folks with DID jump between personas and personalities, a very small portion of those with the... Decoding and Demystifying Dyslexia Dyslexia is far more common than many realize, affecting nearly 10% of the population. Many folks with the condition may see words or letters differently. But dyslexia doesn’t just impact reading and, if unaddressed, can affect a person’s learning... Pagination Load More
Introducing McLean SouthEast at Oak Street McLean SouthEast at Oak Street is McLean Hospital’s latest effort to improve access to care for the most vulnerable members of society. Located in Middleborough, less than a mile from our other McLean SouthEast location at Isaac Street, McLean...
Lecture – Novel Interventions for OCD Presented by Carolyn Rodriguez, MD, PhD, Stanford University School of Medicine – Women in Medicine and Science Month lecture
Supporting a Loved One Through Addiction Recovery Misuse of drugs and alcohol impacts many more people than the person going through the illness—it can affect family mental health as well. How can families best approach difficult conversations about addiction? Is there a best way to approach the...
Social Media & the Mind Social media is well-known, but the effects of its long-term use are still relatively unknown. Many of us feel increasingly reliant on it, and its use—or trying to limit its use—can make us feel anxious, irritable, and even depressed. What makes...
The Intersection of Mental Health & the Arts There is a strong relationship between mental health and creativity. The stereotype of the “tortured artist,” where the best creators have endured the most suffering—and mental illness—only further solidifies stigma in the community. People may be...
Easing Back-to-School Anxieties for Kids & Parents Transitioning back to school can be nerve-wracking for parents and kids alike. Even without a pandemic, starting a new academic year can be stressful, anxiety-inducing, and frustrating for everyone involved. So how can we feel emotionally healthy in...
Reducing the Impact of Dissociative Identity Disorder Dissociative identity disorder (DID) is often misunderstood and can be easily missed—or misdiagnosed—by experts. While many of us have come to believe that folks with DID jump between personas and personalities, a very small portion of those with the...
Decoding and Demystifying Dyslexia Dyslexia is far more common than many realize, affecting nearly 10% of the population. Many folks with the condition may see words or letters differently. But dyslexia doesn’t just impact reading and, if unaddressed, can affect a person’s learning...
