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Presenting the first-prize winner of the 2022 Gerald F. Berlin Creative Writing Award.

In overdose, cyproheptadine may cause central nervous system depression and sedation, as well as anticholinergic syndrome.

The protections of Roe v. Wade may be coming to an end. What will this mean for mental health?

What are the unique challenges for individuals with ADHD?

Recommendations are often vague, contradictory, according to investigators.

What can we learn about resilience from senior citizens?

When helping patients in the hardest moments of their lives, it is important to have empathy for them—and for ourselves.

It’s time to take a closer look at neurodiversity.

“In the general population, insomnia is associated with greater cognitive impairment, but its association (and potential sexual dimorphic effect) in schizophrenia is less clear.”

Home environments have a clear impact on depression treatment outcomes.

Is the United States ageist?

“A song is never just a song, and a playlist is never just a playlist.”

In this CME, review novel, currently available, and promising pharmacological treatment options for treatment-resistant depression.

How important is psychotherapy today?

Parents and physicians are facing epidemic rates of burnout.

How can mental health professionals and law enforcement work together to get individuals in mental health crisis the care they need?

Some of the more severe ADHD symptoms noted were depression/withdrawal, problems with socialization.

These persistent fallacies have misled the public and undermined treatment of those with psychiatric illnesses.

Recovery-oriented cognitive therapy: a promising whole-person approach to improve lives for individuals with serious mental health challenges.

There have been many exciting advances in telemedicine in recent years. But does telemedicine really allow us to be genuinely present for our patients?

Schitt’s Creek is a show that teaches us how to see light in the darkest of the times.

The Gerald F. Berlin Creative Writing Award is rewarding future doctors and poets alike.

Over the past year, we’ve lost some amazing psychiatrists who can teach us a lot about resilience.

Spring: a time of rebirth and renewal.

An occupational psychiatrist reflects on lessons learned as well as the need for advocacy.

Top-line data for study is expected in late 2022, early 2023.

Compelling new book discusses love, Alzheimer disease, and medical aid in dying.

The first week of May is National Correctional Officers and Employees Week.

One doctor shares his experience from the frontlines in Ukraine.