Jack Turban, MD, MHS

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Dr Turban is a fellow in child and adolescent psychiatry at Stanford University School of Medicine.

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Around 7.7 million children have at least 1 mental health disorder. Can chatbots help?

Chatbots for Child Mental Health Care: Helpful, but Limited

Artem Trotsyuk, MS;Jack Turban, MD, MHS

January 13th 2022

An estimated 7.7 million children have at least 1 mental health disorder. How can chatbots help?

How can we use chatbots to improve mental health in children?

Chatbots Can Fill Gaps in Mental Health Care for Children—To a Point

Artem Trotsyuk, MS;Jack Turban, MD, MHS

November 9th 2021

Chatbots have the potential to help millions. How can we use them to improve mental health in children?

The Mental Health of SGM Youth: Embracing Affirmation

Jack Turban, MD, MHS

May 27th 2021

Homosexuality was classified as a mental illness until 1973. We have come a long way, but there is a lot further to go...

Psychotherapy from the Bathtub

Jack Turban, MD, MHS

October 16th 2020

We can make treatment work during this pandemic, no matter how or where, even if it is from the bathtub with the door locked. Listen as Dr Turban talks more.

Out of Our Control: A Psychiatrist's Experience with Coronavirus

Jack Turban, MD, MHS

October 2nd 2020

There are things within our control: catching coronavirus may not be one of them.

Call Me by Your Name: Not Pedophilia, Still Problematic

Renee Sorrentino, MD;Jack Turban, MD, MHS

September 8th 2018

The typical trials of an teen working to understand sex and intimacy is compromised by an inappropriate power dynamic in this film, according to the authors.