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March is social work month and the expert clinicians at Lorio Forensics are doing their part to spread the word. Alena Aguilar, Senior Associate Consultant

Dr. Sarah Vinson was recently appointed to the Interdepartmental Serious Mental Illness Coordinating Committee (ISMICC) by the U.S. Secretary of Health and Human Services. The

The Atlanta Magazine Top Doctors 2024 list will include Dr. Sarah Vinson. This honor accents Dr. Vinson’s excellence as a medical practitioner and her commitment

Lorio Forensics clinician Dr. Tiya Johnson was recently named the new Program Director for the Child and Adolescent Psychiatry Fellowship Program at University of Texas

An editorial with Dr. Sarah Vinson as a co-writer has been chosen for publication in World Psychiatry, the official journal of the World Psychiatric Association.

Dr. Vinson was recently featured on NPR. She’s featured in a new Ken Burns documentary on youth mental health entitled ‘Hiding in Plain Sight’. Listen

“Psychiatry’s reckoning with its own racist past is overdue, but what exactly should the path forward look like?” In their new book, Social (In)Justice and

The jury in the Ahmaud Arbery case was composed of 11 white jurors. Prosecutors argued that defense lawyers struck eight potential Black jurors because of

How our society  defines “adult” can be shaped by preconceived—often racialized—ideas about innocence and childhood, ultimately determining one’s legal fate. During Kyle Rittenhouse’s trial for

Vanessa Bryant alleges that she “has suffered (and continues to suffer) severe emotional distress” due to leaked photos of her late husband’s helicopter crash. In