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March is National Ethics Awareness Month!

Sleep disturbances can exacerbate TBI symptoms. Here’s how to address them.

The experts weighed in on a wide variety of psychiatric issues for the February 2023 issue of Psychiatric Times.

Art is embracing the world… is psychiatry?

What happens when patients receive special treatment based on their rank or relationships? Two survivors share their stories.

How can you help your patients navigate the challenges and opportunities that may arise from entering a new chapter in their work lives?

A nurse practitioner discusses author James Baldwin and the importance of moving from fear toward self-advocacy and self-love.

Let’s talk finances…

What are the 3 different types of hatred?

From the “unwinding” of the Medicaid continuous enrollment condition to assessing and treating eating disorders in older adults, here are highlights from the week in Psychiatric Times.

How do you “see” your patients with ADHD? Researchers performed a systematic review and meta-analysis of ADHD and vision problems.

Today is the 1-year anniversary of the invasion of Ukraine…

A look at the art, the science, and the importance of finding your “why.”

A new, easy-to-use scale might be able to help clinicians determine the impact of tardive dyskinesia on patient functioning.

“It is of the utmost importance to provide culturally competent forensic psychiatric services that are better suited to the needs of the African American community.”

In this CME article, learn how to evaluate older adults who present with significant appetite and weight changes for the presence of an eating disorder.

The Flint, Michigan water crisis persists.

Researchers analyzed data from the National Survey of Religious Leaders on the state of the psychiatrist-clergy alliance.

Here are 9 things you need to know about the clinical management of major depressive disorder.

How do we define autonomy?

One doctor’s experience with patient suicide.

“The contributions of Black psychiatrists are essential for us achieving the work, achieving our goals, and really leaning into what we find to be our ‘why’ for why we do this work.”

How can psychiatrists collaborate within the treatment team to help patients on the path to ongoing recovery?

Patients with serious mental illness and substance use disorders are expected to be particularly affected by these changes.

How are you celebrating Mardi Gras?

Approximately 30 million individuals will be diagnosed with an eating disorder in the United States during their lifetime.

American Presidents and APA Presidents celebrate today…

From noninvasive brain stimulation treatment for acquired brain injury to an update on the prior authorization process, here are highlights from the week in Psychiatric Times.

"20% to 30% of patients develop a persistent, hard-to-treat illness."

Although psychotherapy is a core treatment in psychiatry, it is currently underutilized in the management of schizophrenia.