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PTSD in Late Life: An Update on Clinical IssuesTrauma-related psychiatric disorders such as PTSD and grief often go undetected and untreated in older adults. Here's how to help.
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Accelerated Resolution Therapy for PTSDART can be used in conjunction with other trauma-focused therapies. This article discusses the clinical utility of ART, as well as the research behind it.
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Treating Recalcitrant PTSD With ECT: Are We There Yet?Given the severe burden, grave suffering, and lack of remission with standard therapeutics in many patients with PTSD, preliminary data on the role of ECT seems promising.
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Mini Quiz: Integrative PsychiatryWhat is a common reason individuals cite for using complementary and integrative health approaches? Take the quiz.
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Complementary and Integrative Health Approaches for PTSDAlthough efficacious treatments for PTSD have been established, many individuals remain symptomatic after treatment or never seek empirically supported therapies. This is where complementary and alternative medicine comes in.
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Surviving Vaccine Hesitancy TogetherWhat is the mindset of “anti-vaxxers,” and how can you connect with them as a clinician?
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Psychosocial Treatments for Trauma-Based NightmaresTwo evidence-based psychosocial treatments are available for trauma-based nightmares. The authors provide a case illustration for each method.
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Psychocardiology, Part 2: Fixing the Broken HeartThe goal of this activity is to understand the relationship between endothelial function and arterial stiffness.
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Terror in AmericaAfter 9/11, psychiatrists answered the call. Now, we are experiencing a strange time in our country.
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Understanding and Treating Co-Occurring Bipolar Disorder and Substance Use DisordersSymptoms of alcohol and drug intoxication and withdrawal may resemble symptoms of bipolar disorder, making it difficult to diagnose and treat.
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Understanding and Treating Co-Occurring Bipolar Disorder and Substance Use DisordersSymptoms of alcohol and drug intoxication and withdrawal may resemble symptoms of bipolar disorder, making it difficult to diagnose and treat.
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Research Sheds Light on Two Types of Treatment for ADHDNew research highlights the potential benefits and detriments of treatment strategies for ADHD, including both pharmacological and nonpharmacological options.
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Do Diet and Nutrition Affect ADHD? Facts and Clinical ConsiderationsThis article examines the contributory role of diet on ADHD symptoms, including how the elimination of certain foods and additives, as well as the consumption of other foods or nutrients, may impact symptoms.
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Nutritional Treatments: The Next Frontier in PsychiatryHere’s how nutrients can ameliorate psychiatric conditions.
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Issues Pertaining to Misuse of ADHD Prescription MedicationsDespite the proven efficacy and safety of medications for ADHD, abuse is a growing concern.
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Issues Pertaining to Misuse of ADHD Prescription MedicationsDespite the proven efficacy and safety of medications for ADHD, abuse is a growing concern.
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Culturally Competent Approaches to ADHD: Issues in African-American PopulationsMental health stigma has been found to be a significant factor in African-American treatment engagement. For this reason, taking steps to understand cultural considerations is key.
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Culturally Competent Approaches to ADHD: Issues in African-American PopulationsMental health stigma has been found to be a significant factor in African-American treatment engagement. For this reason, taking steps to understand cultural considerations is key.
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Overcoming Opioid Addiction: The Authoritative Medical GuideSince so much has already been written about the opioid epidemic, it is reasonable to wonder whether we need another book about this phenomenon? Experts make the case for why we need more information-and urgently.
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US Life Expectancy: The Mental Health PerspectiveOpioids, suicide, and Alzheimer disease all play a large role in the life expectancy drop reported by the CDC.
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Big Data for DepressionOne of the biggest challenges in treating depression is the ability to select the best treatment for a particular individual from among the many available options.
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Big Data for DepressionOne of the biggest challenges in treating depression is the ability to select the best treatment for a particular individual from among the many available options.
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Big Data for DepressionOne of the biggest challenges in treating depression is the ability to select the best treatment for a particular individual from among the many available options.
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Big Data for DepressionOne of the biggest challenges in treating depression is the ability to select the best treatment for a particular individual from among the many available options.
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Mental Health on College Campuses: Supporting Faculty and StaffHow can we support faculty and staff mental health to benefit those individuals, as well as students and educational institutions?
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Big Data for DepressionOne of the biggest challenges in treating depression is the ability to select the best treatment for a particular individual from among the many available options.
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When No One Is WatchingA chance encounter with a patient who had been slowly and painfully emerging from under the oppressive burden of a recent life-threatening illness and impairing mood symptoms changed everything for all parties involved.
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New Developments in EEG Brain Scans Could Help Spot Mental Disorders “Early”Recent advances in EEG technology may one day be used to measure brain function throughout a patient’s lifespan, resulting in earlier diagnoses of psychiatric disorders.
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Prescribing Substances of Abuse in Psychiatric CareShould hallucinogens such as ketamine, MDMA, psilocybin, and LSD be considered as treatment options for patients with mental illness?
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Digital Mental Health for Youth: New Evidence but Still Much UnknownAs children raised on technology, it seems only natural that adolescents turn to the internet when they experience stress or mental health related symptoms. Turns out, this is both a good and bad thing.
