Hypomanic Chic
Before I published The Hypomanic Edge, virtually no one outside of the mental health professions had ever heard of hypomania. Now everyone wants to be hypomanic! My thesis was that the advantageous...
View ArticleA Scary Idea
Mr. Saletan's New York Times review of my book The Hypomanic Edge and Peter Whybrow's American Mania was so uninformative, distorted, and viciously ad hominem, as a psychotherapist I had to wonder:...
View ArticleWhat is Hypomania?
The following is an excerpt of material cut from The Hypomanic Edge: “Highly intoxicating, powerful, productive and desirable,” is how hypomanics experience their elevated mood, according to Goodwin...
View ArticleJohn D. Gartner Speaks at the Princeton Club of NY
John D. Gartner Ph.D, Assistant Professor of Psychiatry Johns Hopkins University Medical School, speaks at the Princeton Club of NYTuesday, June 28th at 6:30 P.M.Princeton Club of New York15 W. 43rd...
View ArticleWashington Post Op-Ed
A Nation Built on Immigrant GenesBy John D. GartnerTuesday, April 11, 2006; Page A21If you've been following the big immigration debate, you might get the impression that the primary economic advantage...
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