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Ronald Bruno, LMFT, is an in-house mental health writer at Biology Insights with a background as a licensed marriage and family therapist. He counseled couples and families at a regional family services agency before moving to private practice, where he treated mood disorders and relationship issues. Bruno still sees clients in private practice alongside his editorial duties.

Can You Fix Being Tone Deaf?Eyes & ENT
Can Tanning Beds Help With Seasonal Depression?Mental Health
Can Borderline Personality Disorder Go Into Remission?Mental Health
How to Use a Breathing Necklace for Mindful Calm Mental Health
Why Am I So Obsessed With Hurting My Gums?Dental
Can a Therapist Diagnose Autism in Adults?Mental Health
What Happens If BPD Is Left Untreated?Mental Health
How to Rest Your Brain: Techniques for True Recovery Brain & Nerves
Does Cancer Make You Angry? Understanding the Causes Cancer
What to Do If You Hear Voices in Your Head Mental Health
What Happens If You Mew Wrong?Dental
Why Do I Tear Up So Easily?Eyes & ENT
How Long Does Calm Last After Meditation?Mental Health
How to Find a Gender Therapist and Start Your Search Healthcare
How to Stop Eating Toilet Paper: Causes and Solutions Mental Health
What Happens If You Don’t Talk for a Week?Mental Health
What Is Radical Rest and How Do You Practice It?Mental Health
How to Go to Therapy When You Work 9-5 Mental Health
How to Teach Yoga Nidra: A Step-by-Step Guide Therapies
Can Thought Broadcasting Be Cured?Mental Health
How to Find the Right Child Therapist Mental Health
Is There a Test for Borderline Personality Disorder?Tests
What Is Meditation Music and How Does It Work?Mental Health
Is Bedwetting a Sign of Abuse?Mental Health
If My Father Was an Alcoholic, Will I Be?Substances
What Does It Mean to Be Oriented to Person?Brain & Nerves
What Does It Mean When a Child Pulls Their Hair Out?Mental Health
Can Men Have Borderline Personality Disorder?Mental Health
What Does It Mean When You Hear Music That Isn’t There?Brain & Nerves
How to Support a Child With Cancer and Their Family Cancer