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This show is an example of how performances can be used to improve public mental health through inclusive and authentic positive representation, and inspiring hope.

"He’s dying on dialysis—I’ve known him since my first days as a doctor, and now he wants to quit..."

How efficacious is brexpiprazole as a treatment for agitation associated with Alzheimer disease?

Celebrating the life of Gordon Warme, MD.

“Freudian thought has massively influenced not only modern understandings of mind and therapeutic treatment, but also modernism and many distinct visions of politics.”

For this doctor, silence on the violence in the Middle East is a betrayal.

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There is much to be excited about for 2024. Here's how we are kicking off the New Year at Psychiatric Times.

Examine a case of an adolescent with psychosis that seemed to develop during chemotherapy treatment.

As Martin Luther King Day approaches, a psychiatrist shares his thoughts... and hopes we are in within reach of those dreams and ideals.

APSARD tackles the first US adult ADHD treatment guidelines.

From substance use disorders in physicians to new research on the efficacy of MDMA-assisted therapy for PTSD, here are highlights from the week in Psychiatric Times.

AI is evolving and changing the landscape of medicine and psychiatry. Here’s how clinicians can understand AI’s potential for psychiatry as well as its limitations.

What is new in research on sleep?

RADAR trial finds more relapses when reducing than maintaining antipsychotic, but no difference in social functioning at 2 years.

A dream for social psychiatry, in the vein of Martin Luther King, Jr.

Here's an update on which medications are on the horizon for the treatment of schizophrenia and PTSD.

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What can we learn from war trauma?

Welcome to the intersection of philosophy, psychology, and psychiatry.

In a first of its kind study, MDMA-assisted therapy successfully supported patients with PTSD.

Here are 5 processes to provide focus and empowerment for patients with PTSD.

Knowing the difference between one condition and another is critical, even when the precise diagnosis is unclear.

The challenge for clinicians lies in balancing the profound connection to patients’ suffering with the need to maintain personal resilience.

What did Einstein and Freud have to say about war, and how does it apply today?

The abysmal conditions in state mental hospitals in the 1940s were caused by 3 factors, none of which are now true. Let’s explore.

Travel can boost a clinician’s brain health, cultural intelligence, and creativity.

Here's something we can do physically to prevent suicide.