October 27, 2021
In Stressful Times, Physician Helps Students and Healthcare Providers Use Art to Decompress
Jefferson Artist-in-Residence Dr. Nazanin Moghbeli finds inspiration at the bedside.
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October 25, 2021What Are Vital Components of Effective Counseling for Substance-Abuse Patients?Examining addiction’s impact on family members and the importance of cultural humility. -
September 24, 2021Movie Explores How Med Students’ Passions Will Make Them Better, Healthier PhysiciansSidney Kimmel Medical College student Ryan Emhoff developed the documentary through JeffMD curriculum. -
September 15, 2021Essays Offer a Snapshot During a Turbulent TimeWinners of the Drs. Theresa and Charles Yeo Writing Prize pen stories to share with future generations. -
June 30, 2021As We Emerge From the Pandemic, Who Is at Risk for Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder?A traumatic event can cause PTSD, but so can unrelenting stress, such as what we’ve experienced during the COVID pandemic. -
June 8, 2021How Can Mentoring Programs Improve Confidence of Adolescent Girls?A novel approach for providing early support for overall physical and mental wellbeing for teenage girls. -
May 14, 2021Growing the Next Generation of TherapiesAs the first African American man admitted to the Jefferson Institute for Bioprocessing, Nafees Norris paves a path for others. -
May 3, 2021Can Too Much Positivity Be a Negative?By presenting an unrealistically perfect world online and in life, you may harm others with your “toxic positivity.” -
April 20, 2021“Stop AAPI Hate” – A Plea from a Community in GriefA faculty member shares how violence against Asian American and Pacific Islanders has impacted her as a Vietnamese-American, and actionable steps that we can all take to stand in solidarity. -
April 14, 2021Making Conversations About Mental Health MainstreamA Jefferson medical student uses social media to create educational content about mental health and illness, breaking stigma and barriers to getting help. -
March 31, 2021Using Art to HealUpcoming show celebrates the creative efforts of art-therapy students, alumni and faculty.