SPOTLIGHT -
Is There a ‘War on Women’ Department?
H. Steven Moffic, MD, explores the ongoing challenges for women in the military and society, highlighting the need for recognition of their unique contributions.
Free Speech in Psychiatry
Exploring the intersection of free speech and psychiatry, this article examines societal risks and the ethical responsibilities of mental health professionals.
The Problem Is Not That Taking Tylenol During Pregnancy Causes Autism. The Problem Is Not Recognizing the Major Psychiatric Advances in Addressing Autism!
Explore the evolving understanding of autism, Tylenol use in pregnancy, and the importance of neurodiversity in today's society.
Moral Injuries Make the DSM-5 and Nurses Get a Shout-Out!
Explore the significance of moral injury in health care and its impact on trust, especially during the Jewish High Holy Days.
A Declaration of Psychiatric Interdependence and Independence
Psychiatrists advocate for mental health rights amid political turmoil, urging reconsideration of harmful health policies affecting vulnerable populations.
Heads-Up for Moral Injury
Explore the impact of moral injuries on health care workers and the need for systemic change to support their well-being and mental health.
Treating Moral Injuries
Explore the evolving landscape of moral injury treatment in health care, emphasizing trust, advocacy, and innovative therapeutic approaches.
Defining and Finding Moral Injuries
Moral injuries in health care professionals became an increasing focus during the COVID-19 pandemic, with all the obstacles, uncertainty, and risks of patient care.
Charlie Kirk and 9/11: Are We All Potential First Responders at Risk for Moral Injuries?
This article explores the lasting impact of 9/11 on mental health, moral injury, and the role of first responders in crisis situations.
Attention Must Be Paid: More on Moral Injuries in Psychiatry
Explore the impact of moral injuries on mental health professionals, highlighting the urgent need for attention and support in today's health care landscape.
A Grandparenting Follow-Up Commentary on the Eulogy of Robert Jay Lifton, MD
Explore the profound impact of relationships over achievements as we reflect on legacy and the importance of family connections in later life.
Robert Jay Lifton, MD: Lifting Us Up From Our Human Abyss
Remembering Robert Jay Lifton, MD
My Video Follow-Up: Can Holograms of Hope for Genocides Also be Applicable to Psychiatry?
Explore the intersection of technology and memory as holograms of genocide survivors inspire hope and healing in today's world.
The Columns’ Column: 4 Years of “Psychiatric Views on the Daily News”
Today marks 4 years of "Psychiatric Views on the Daily News"! Celebrate with H. Steven Moffic, MD.
Swiftly Resolving the Freudian Conflict: “Make Love, Not War”
Explore the psychological interplay of love and aggression in wartime, as Freud's theories resonate with today's conflicts and relationships.
In Memoriam: Warren Brodey, MD, and Psychiatry as a Many-Splendored Thing
Warren Brody, MD: Ahead of his time? Remembering his life and legacy.
The Week That Was Hurricane Katrina and 20 Years of Ensuing Climate Change
It's been 20 years since Hurricane Katrina. What lessons have we learned and what lessons do we still need?
The Current Legal and Research Status on AI and Psychotherapy
According to a new law, humans are essential for appreciating nonverbal information and exercising ethical priorities.
A Yale Medical School Student Research Project on Therapeutic Communities 55 Years Later
Explore the lasting impact of therapeutic communities on mental health and addiction recovery, highlighting innovative research and community-building strategies.
The Terrible Narcissistic Triad: Addressing Hubris, Humiliation, and Revenge in War and Peace
H. Steven Moffic, MD, examines the psychological dynamics of hubris, humiliation, and revenge in global conflicts.
A (Taylor) Swift Model Tailored for Relationships
Explore the intersection of Taylor Swift's music, relationships, and their impact on mental well-being in today's society.
We Will Survive: The Arts, Psychiatry, and the Kennedy Center
What are the cultural implications of President Trump's Kennedy Center Honors selections?
Save the Children, Physically and Psychologically
Current crises threaten children's health and mental well-being globally, highlighting the urgent need for action and support from psychiatry and society.
Reporting from Canada, #13: Elbows Up and Eyes Wide Open
Explore the intersection of psychiatry and politics as H. Steven Moffic, MD, reflects on Canadian unity and the challenges facing mental health services today.
Reporting from Canada, #12: The Canadian Indigenous and the Middle East
Let's examine the mental health challenges faced by Native Americans and First Nations, highlighting historical trauma and the need for reparative actions.
Reporting from Canada, #11: A Dialectical Approach to Resolving Recalcitrant Social Psychiatric Problems
Let's examine innovative psychiatric approaches to address social conflicts, such as empathy, understanding, and the potential for healing in turbulent times.
Reporting from Canada, #10: Psychiatric Advice from a Train
What are the parallels between train travel and psychiatric care?
Reporting from Canada, #9: Transforming Guns Into Art
Explore the intersection of art and war, revealing how artists can uniquely interpret conflict and enhance mental health care through creative expression.
Reporting From Canada, #8: Towards Forgiveness and Redemption
The themes of forgiveness and redemption in Shakespeare and contemporary plays highlight their impact on mental health and societal healing.
Reporting from Canada, #7: The Scottish Play and Leadership
Explore the psychological depths of Macbeth's ambition and its destructive consequences, reflecting on leadership challenges in today's society.