Mental Health, Telehealth, and SB 951

Telehealth has become a lifeline for many people seeking mental health treatment. It’s especially popular for people with depression, who can find it impossible to get out of bed, let alone drive across town to sit in a sad, sterile waiting room. We definitely wouldn’t want the state to accidentally wreck telehealth through Oregon MSO… Read More

The Redemptive Power of Social Rejection

I enjoy reading about eusocial animals. These are the ones who live in intricate societies like hives and nests where social cooperation is necessary for survival. Did you know that if a worker bee becomes unproductive due to injury, illness, or age, healthy bees will detect this? (Scientists aren’t really sure how, maybe behavioral cues,… Read More

Vigilante Justice: A Defense Attorney’s Warning.

Less than a year ago, in a Walmart parking lot near Albany, New York, a man stepped out of his car into a nightmare. A group of men from the vigilante group Dads Against Predators ambushed him, accusing him of soliciting a minor online. “You thought you were meeting a kid, you sick freak!” one… Read More