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Dr. Ann Marie Warren

Dr. Ann Marie Warren is a clinical psychologist and Research Center Director for the Baylor Scott & White Trauma Research Consortium. Her clinical and research interests include the psychological impact of injury and other medical conditions.

Preventing suicidal depression: How to get help for thoughts of self-harm

Mental Health / By / June 3, 2022

Depression is considered the most common mental health disorder. It’s important to understand that when people experience depression, it’s more than just feeling sad or having a bad day. Suicide, the most serious consequence of depression, is a leading cause of death in the United States. In 2020, nearly 46,000 people died by suicide—roughly one …

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New research study aims to uncover the emotional impact of COVID-19

COVID-19, Research / By / May 5, 2022

It’s difficult to put into words the changes that our world has seen in just a few short weeks. Not only are we confronted by the ever-present risk of illness by this invisible enemy, COVID-19, but there are so many creature comforts and “norms” that are no longer accessible in times of need. As we …

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Coping with the psychological impact of a mass shooting

Mental Health / By / June 20, 2022

Sadly, our nation again has experienced what can only be described as a horrific event. The mass shooting in a nightclub in Orlando, Florida, is considered to be the deadliest mass shooting in United States history. Not only were 50 individuals killed, but more than 50 have apparently been brought to local hospitals for treatment. In …

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