Author name: Alex Moxam, MD

MD, Alex Moxam is a graduate of Sidney Kimmel Medical College and completed his adult psychiatry residency at the University of Pennsylvania. Subsequently, he pursued a fellowship in child and adolescent psychiatry at the Children’s Hospital of Pennsylvania. Using a holistic approach and emphasizing shared decision-making, Dr. Moxam engages with clients to initiate and optimize medication regimens. His goal is to decrease problematic symptoms and enhance the overall quality of life for those under his care. Dr. Moxam’s expertise spans both adult and child psychiatry, reflecting his commitment to providing personalized and effective care.

Autism in Mental Health | Behavioral Health Training Webinar | Feb. 20

ETHOS Institute will present an advanced clinical training for behavioral health professionals on Friday, February 20, 2026 that takes a deep dive into the clinical presentation of Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD). Moving beyond stereotypes, the webinar will examine how autism is frequently masked or misdiagnosed as personality or mood disorders. Participants earn 1 CE credit

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Individual holding a vape, highlighting the hidden risks of vaping, Zyn, and nicotine products

The Hidden Risks of Vaping, Zyn, and Nicotine Products

By Jackie Perez, ETHOS Treatment Over the past two decades, nicotine use among young people has evolved dramatically. Cigarettes have largely been replaced by brightly colored vapes, flavored disposable devices, and oral nicotine pouches like Zyn. While these products are often marketed in ways that make them appear cleaner, safer, or less harmful than tobacco,

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Woman avoiding alcohol: from ‘sober-curious’ to ‘functional use

Disguises: From “Sober-Curious” to “Functional” Use — Where’s the Line?

By Gabby Morgan, MSW, LSW, ETHOS Treatment, LLC Alcohol occupies a unique space in our culture. It is woven into holidays, celebrations, work gatherings, and even everyday routines. For many people, drinking feels less like an event and more like a backdrop. Because of that normalization, it can be hard to recognize when alcohol shifts

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