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Co-occurring Substance Use and Eating Disorders
What does existing research say about the connection between substance use disorders and eating disorders?
Following the Money in the Social Aspects of Psychiatry
Here’s how money ties back to most social determinants of health.
The Week in Review: April 3-7
From over-the-counter naloxone to the true connection between gun violence and mental illness, here are highlights from the week in Psychiatric Times.
Psychiatry Comic: One Thing
We all know the phrase...
Yes, It’s All in Your Head
Patients' symptoms often have an etiology that is actually "all in their head..."
How I Became a Psychiatrist
How did you get into psychiatry?
This is Not a Time for Complacency!
We cannot be complacent. Here’s why.
My Close Encounter with an Intriguing AI: Does Google’s “Bard” Pass the Turing Test?
What happens when you talk to artificial intelligence?
The Whole Package
"It is amazing how much we know about the magnificent brain—and how much we have yet to learn."
The Nashville Mass Shooting and the Confusion About Psychiatric Terminology
The terms we use when talking about mass shootings might make a difference…
Self-Care for Psychiatric Clinicians
Share your go-to methods for maintaining your mental and physical health in our Wellbeing Checkup video series.
How A Psychoanalyst Brought His Field’s Thinking about Gender and Sexuality Into the 21st Century
This Sigourney Award winner was recognized for his international work in gender and sexuality.
The Black Youth Mental Health Epidemic: A Crisis in Its Own Right
Here's why Black youth mental health should be a priority...
Changing the Narrative: Mental Illness and Gun Violence
Public responses to mass shootings, in particular, often include speculations about the shooter’s mental state. But what is the real connection between gun violence and mental illness?
Over-the-Counter Naloxone: A Step in the Right Direction?
Psychiatric Times’ Substance Use Section Editor weighs in on the FDA approval of the first naloxone product for nonprescription use.
Social Psychiatrists as Freedom Fighters!
Psychiatrists can fight for freedom in external society and internally for our minds.
Gun Violence and Mental Illness in Psychiatric Times
In anticipation of our upcoming April cover story, here is some recent coverage on the relationship between gun violence and mental illness in Psychiatric Times.
Big Ears in Music, Religion, and Psychiatry
Do you have big ears?
The Week in Review: March 27-31
From gut microbiota and SSRIs in MDD to nonpharmacological interventions following TBI, here are highlights from the week in Psychiatric Times.
Status Quo
A psychiatrist reflects on the status quo in light of the most recent tragedy....
Psychiatry Comic: Lost Marbles
Have you lost your marbles?
Spotlight on Neurostimulation: Research Innovation Award
Innovation award presented to early career psychiatrist promotes exploration and research in the use of neurostimulation for psychiatric disorders.
From the Pages of Psychiatric Times: March 2023
The experts weighed in on a wide variety of psychiatric issues for the March 2023 issue of Psychiatric Times.
The Foolishness of Predicting the Future: Social Psychiatric Prediction #8
Prophetic predictions…?
FDA Approves First Naloxone Product for Over-the-Counter Use
The AMA, substance abuse experts share their thoughts on this decision and what it means for psychiatric clinicians and their patients.
Benefits of Aerobic Exercise Following Traumatic Brain Injury
Aerobic exercise is a nonpharmacological intervention that has been shown to improve not only cardiovascular fitness, but also depressive symptoms, and cognition following traumatic brain injury.
World Bipolar Day 2023
March 30 is World Bipolar Day, a day dedicated to raising awareness and eliminating stigma surrounding bipolar disorders. Learn more about bipolar disorders by catching up on the latest bipolar research in Psychiatric Times®.
There Will Be More Psychiatrist Eulogies Like This One on Pedro Ruiz, MD: Social Psychiatric Prediction #7
Celebrating the life of Pedro Ruiz, MD…
The Foolishness of Fast Psychiatry
Slow down and take your time.
Gut Microbiota and SSRIs in Major Depression
A gut feeling? Researchers analyzed the gut microbiome in major depression disorder and its modulation by SSRI antidepressants.
