Kat Bergman

Bergman is the Marketing & Communications Supervisor for the Department of Psychiatry. She provides marketing and communications expertise to a wide variety of mental health programs, faculty, and staff. She has over 15 years of experience at U-M, and prior to that, worked in the corporate world for several global companies.

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Department News

Texas Tech Quarterback Brendan Sorsby Seeking Gambling Treatment as Young Men Face Risks of Accessible Betting - Dr. Erin Bonar was interviewed by WJR

Texas Tech Quarterback Brendan Sorsby Seeking Gambling Treatment as Young Men Face Risks of Accessible Betting - Dr. Erin Bonar was interviewed by WJR
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Check out The Pulse, Psychiatry's e-newsletter, with news, events, and more for May - Mental Health Month

Pulse May 2026 edition
Kyle, Kathy, Alyssa Cozad with a therapy dog on Santa Day
Department News

The Cozad Family: Continuing a Legacy of Giving

The Cozad Family: Continuing a Legacy of Giving
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Florida not expected to see much change from marijuana rescheduling, but research opportunities loom - Dr. Erin Bonar was interviewed by Fox 13 Tampa Bay

Florida not expected to see much change from marijuana rescheduling, but research opportunities loom - Dr. Erin Bonar was interviewed by Fox 13 Tampa Bay
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The surprising origin of 4 features that superglue kids — and adults — to screens - Dr. Jonathan Morrow was interviewed by NPR

The surprising origin of 4 features that superglue kids — and adults — to screens - Dr. Jonathan Morrow was interviewed by NPR
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Are We Overlooking Homicidal Ideation in Psychiatry? - Jordyn Tovey, MSW, publishes article in Mad in America

Are We Overlooking Homicidal Ideation in Psychiatry? - Jordyn Tovey, MSW, publishes article in Mad in America
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Spring 2026 Zero Suicide Newsletter - Building a Culture of Hope

Spring 2026 Zero Suicide Newsletter - Building a Culture of Hope
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Become involved in Mental Health Month

May is national Mental Health Awareness Month, and we have lined up many ways for you to get involved. Check out events, webinars, livestreams, a fundraiser, podcasts, special articles, etc., to become more educated about mental health, and learn how you can help yourself or loved ones. Take a look -- we hope to see you there!
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Lianlian Lei, Ph.D., quoted in Parents story: Nearly 1 in 4 Adults Are in the ‘Sandwich Generation’—Here’s What That Really Means for Families

Adults are part of the 'sandwich generation' if they are caring for both their children and their aging parents.
Research team members and collaborators, left to right: Maria Muzik, Nergiz Turgut, Cecilia Martinez-Torteya, Adriana Lupero, Ana Rosero, Grace Macias, Andrea Anchundia, Yesica Perlaza, and María Sol Garcés Espinosa.
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Meet the Researchers Asking Whether We've Been Looking in the Wrong Direction

Drs. Maria Muzik and Cecilia Martinez-Torteya are mentioned in this University of Michigan Center for Global Health Equity article
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Spring 2026 Addiction Center Newsletter

Dangers of 7-OH; Cannabis 'rescheduling;' Alcohol Awareness Month event; What we’re learning from the ABCD study, & more
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Victor Hong, M.D., quoted in Sports Illustrated story about Wolverines football player Ernest Hausmann

"Why Michigan’s Ernest Hausmann Walked Away From Football, But Then Came Back"
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As parents clamor for a treatment touted for autism, doctors hesitate to prescribe it

Sarah Mohiuddin, M.D., was interviewed for this article published by NPR
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The 1 Small Change That Can Reset Your Sleep

Helen Burgess, Ph.D., was interviewed for this article published in Time
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Check out The Pulse, Psychiatry's e-newsletter, with news, events, and more

Pulse March 2026 edition