In the news
Dr. Rubin is frequently called on to comment on or write about issues relating to mental health.
“Staying
Sane for the Holidays,” Barbara J. Rubin, author.
www.hitchedmag.com
November, 2007. Dr. Rubin writes that
pacing, planning and a self-assessment may be the greatest
gift you give yourself this season.
“How
to Deal With A Child Who Acts Out,” Barbara J.
Rubin, author. www.hitchedmag.com
October,
2007. Dr. Rubin says that a child acting out can be a "teachable
moment."
“Working
Couple’s Problem Child,” Barbara J. Rubin,
author. www.hitchedmag.com
August, 2007. Dr. Rubin suggests
that knowledge of family details helps teachers provide
solutions to a child’s school challenges.
“My
Favorite Web Sites.” Atlanta Journal-Constitution
July 15, 2007. Dr. Rubin’s favorite sites are profiled
in the paper’s Business Section.
“Stanton
Trans Bias Case Shows Largo City Officials Need Educating,” Barbara
J. Rubin, author. Express Gay News (newspaper)
March 23,
2007. Dr. Rubin’s editorial conveys the need to
correct collective misinformation regarding transgender
individuals.
“Suicide
By Saw: Bloody Attempt Dramatizes Health Care Crisis,” Barbara
J. Rubin, quoted. The Sunday Paper
March 18, 2007. Dr.
Rubin comments on the psychological factors that lead to
desperate measures when individuals are without health
insurance and face chronic illness.
“Infatuation
Gone Awry,” Barbara J. Rubin, quoted. Atlanta
Journal-Constitution
February 18, 2007. Dr. Rubin discusses
the point at which the feelings of rejection can grow out
of control.
“Battle of
the Sexes – Skirts vs. Shirts: The
jocks can grumble but men vs. women sports spectacles generate
box-office buzz,” Barbara J. Rubin, quoted. Atlanta
Journal-Constitution
May 27, 2006. Dr. Rubin suggests a “reasoned
response” to gender stereotyping when society comments
on women competing against men.
“Superman…is
a girl – When your son wants to
be a princess: Costume conflicts can spook parents,” Barbara
J. Rubin, quoted. Atlanta Journal-Constitution
October
21, 2005. Dr. Rubin comments on children’s requests
to wear gender-bending Halloween costumes.
“The
Price of Beauty,” Barbara J. Rubin, quoted in
OUT magazine
October 2005. Dr. Rubin comments on psychological aspects involved in reasons
for growth in plastic surgery among gay men.
Live
radio interview with Barbara J. Rubin, The Tony Booth
Show, WTOX AM (Richmond, Virginia)
October 2005. Dr. Rubin
comments on the (collective) psychological benefits of
professional woman’s professional basketball player
Sheryl Swoopes’ “coming out” as lesbian.
“Bringing
Psychological Services In-House: A Look at the Fulton County
Family Court Pilot Project,” Barbara J. Rubin,
author. American Bar Association’s Child Law Practice,
Volume 21, No. 2
April 2002. Dr. Rubin explains the advantages
of having a staff psychologist as member of the Family
Court.
Divorce Wars: Interventions with Families in Conflict, by Elizabeth M. Ellis, Copyright 2000, the American Psychological Association. Dr. Rubin interviewed on the benefits of a psychologist serving as full-time staff within a Family Division of Superior Court.
“When
the Family Wants You Home Alone,” Barbara J.
Rubin, author. Southern Voice newspaper
December 18, 1997.
Dr. Rubin discusses common issues confronting gays and
lesbians wanting to bring their partners home to meet families
of origin at the holidays. Honorable Mention, Division
A, Best Specialty Column, Vice Versa Award for Excellence
in the Gay and Lesbian Press, 1997-1998. |