Vol 42, Issue 2

In this CME article, learn more about the opportunity for collaboration with dermatologist, psychologist, and social worker peers to improve patient mental health.

According to research, symptoms of ADHD are more often overlooked or diagnosed later in children with higher cognitive ability, physical activity, or social skills.

The fact that celiac disease has effects on the brain is recognized but not completely understood.

Learn more about how to appropriately diagnose and categorize a spectrum of posttraumatic stress responses in children and adolescents.

How has the field of child and adolescent psychiatry matured over the last 3 decades? Our Special Report Chair, Peter S. Jensen, MD, elaborates.

Frontal lobe syndrome can present with a range of perseverative, disinhibited, overactive behaviors that do not meet traditional dementia/neurocognitive disorder criteria. Learn more here.

Bipolar disorder is both underdiagnosed and overdiagnosed—though missing the diagnosis is more common. Check out this update from David N. Osser, MD.

Judith S. Beck, PhD, and Janeé M. Steele, PhD, engage in a conversation about how clinicians from all backgrounds can address issues of race in session and also empower Black patients with a sense of personal pride in their identities.

Recent research demonstrated that xanomeline-trospium is more efficacious than placebo in treating positive and negative psychotic symptoms in adults with schizophrenia.

Let's reflect on managed care as we celebrate the 40th anniversary of Psychiatric Times.

Check out these 7 insights and perspectives on recognizing and treating PTSD.

"It is the winter of chest pain and snow, all the drunks smashed through the ER doors..."

Stephen Mateka, DO, Psychiatric Times' new Child & Adolescent Psychiatry Section Editor, shares thoughts and insights.

Test-drive this 7-fold model in your own practice.

At the beginning of this year, US Surgeon General Vivek H. Murthy, MD, MBA, issued a health advisory warning about the link between alcohol use and the risk of cancer. Learn more about its implications for psychiatry here.

While health care is no game, we certainly are all a team, striving together toward 1 united goal: improving patient care and outcomes.

Is our unlimited access to mass media causing more mental health issues?