From the Washington Post a doctor (Dwaine Rieves is a medical imaging physician in D. C. learns about falling: “I do not remember the act of falling, but I do recall picking myself up from the sidewalk and pulling a Kleenex from my pocket to dab at my injured forehead. Amazing, I thought,...
A few newsletters ago I introduced an article relating to defending Daubert challenges to telepsychiatry evaluations.
The subject of telehealth and it’s efficacy continues to be in the forefront of healthcare discussions. In this newsletter I’d like to direct readers to Dr. (and family lawyer) Milfred “Bud” Dale’s writing in...
Anna Borges of the New York Times writes: Multitasking is just the way many of us live. How often do you text while stuck in traffic, lose track of a podcast while doing chores, or flutter between the news and your inbox?
“We get stuck in this multitasking trap even...
Fifty+ years of research in medicine, nursing, dentistry, public health, psychotherapy and many other fields have shown that advance orientation (AO) defuses consumer anxiety, improves compliance, ecological validity, and satisfaction. AO is associated with greater service efficiency, efficacy, and longer lasting outcomes.
Its time to introduce AO to family law.