SPOTLIGHT -
The Promise of MacArthur Fellows for Solving Complicated Social Problems
The MacArthur Fellows for this year have been chosen. How is their work contributing to the field of psychiatry?
Trauma, Resilience, and Justice for Those in the Criminal Justice System
With so many stories of trauma associated with the criminal justice system, it is time to reexamine how this population is treated.
How Many Lives Have Been Saved by COVID-19 Vaccinations?
COVID-19 vaccination efforts are making a big difference, with thousands of lives saved.
The Need for Rapid Resuscitation
It's time to take a deep breath...
What Colin Powell’s Life and Death Can Teach Us about Vaccination, Racism, and Coalitions
It was recently announced that Colin Powell has died at the age of 84 from COVID-complications.
“Never Silence Your Pain”: Life After a Suicide Attempt
One man shares his suicide survival story, and what he does to aid suicide prevention.
Nominate Inspiring Role Models
Do you know any mental health heroes?
A Life and Death Measure: Eating Disorder Treatment
Nearly 80% of eating disorders go undetected. What screening tools can help identify them?
A Brain-Based Approach to Psychotherapy
Burning Out and Striking Back
Many workers are going on strike. Should psychiatrists join them?
Walk With Nature
Nature can bring the ultimate treasure: contentment.
“I’m Not Ready to Die”
A patient, faced with a lung cancer diagnosis and the fear of death, goes through the stages of grief. How can you as clinicians lead them through?
The Psychological Value of a Free Lunch
Is the saying “there is no free lunch” really true?
Going Somewhere You’ve Never Been Before
William Shatner, age 90, just made a brief journey to space—like life imitating art.
Exploring Vital Amines: The Who, What, When, Where, Why, and How of B12 Deficiency
Key nutrients are essential to maintaining health. Here's an overview of B12.
Sounds, Syllables, and Schizophrenia
Syllable and sound are still the primary means for taking the measure of thoughts and emotions, the building blocks and foundations of psychiatric work.
Sustaining Investment in Brain Health: The Dangers of Information Asymmetry
Information asymmetry occurs when one party has more or better information than the other party. Asymmetry and fraud will sour investor interest in the field.
Understanding Psychiatric Implications of Child Immigration
Zoom in on Nonverbal Behavior
Small body language cues can tell a bigger story.
The ABCs of Vaping
What is vaping and when does it become a problem?
The Potluck of Columbus and Indigenous Peoples’ Day
The United States is often called a cultural melting pot, but would a more apt metaphor be a potluck, where cultures are shared rather than erased through blending?
World Mental Health Day 2021
Honoring World Mental Health Day...
Is It ADHD or an Underlying Sleep Disorder?
Research indicates sleep issues should be addressed as part of ADHD treatment.
Infant Moments
Personality Disorder and Dangerousness
In this CME, the link between personality disorders and violence is explored. Much still remains to be learned about the factors that mediate the link.
A Modern Day Cain and Abel Story
Are we our brothers’ and sisters’ keepers?
Epigenetics Collide With Pharmacogenomics
The history of medicine is a never-ending work in progress. What is the next chapter in the psychiatry and genetics story?
Psychiatry Comic: Finish What You Started
Don't stop now...
Supporting Our Future
We must protect the future generations.
Where Is Our Mental Health Care Whistleblower?
Does mental health care need a whistleblower like Facebook?