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New Travel Log: Artistic Collaborations in the Arts and in Psychiatry
Arts and psychiatry: better at collaboration than most.
New Travel Log: Please Astonish Us
What astonishes you?
A Psychological Autopsy on My Only Patient Who Died by Suicide
Have you ever had a patient die by suicide?
9/11/01 Is Not Over Yet Psychologically and Physically, Nor Perhaps Should It Ever Be
Never forget.
Heading Off Suicidality at the Pass
In honor of National Suicide Prevention Week next week, let’s talk about suicide.
Travel Log Redux: How Can We Assess the Success of Climate Activism?
Climate activism: how can you be involved as a mental health clinician?
A Labor Day Special: The Workplace Market is Hot for Psychotherapists
Should everyone receive psychotherapy?
Grateful Two Years Later, But the Social Psychiatric News Needs Are Greater
Celebrating 2 years of “Psychiatric Views on the Daily News”!
Travel Log: We Can Travel Wherever We Go and Whoever We Are With
Travel: a state of mind.
I Have a Dream, Too—A Social Psychiatric One
As we commemorate the landmark March on Washington, parallels are drawn between Dr Martin Luther King Jr's dreams of equality and the goals of social psychiatry, highlighting the need to address social determinants of mental health.
Travel Log: Imagine Time-Traveling
If you could be a psychiatrist at a different time in history, when would you practice?
Travel Log: The Magic of Psychiatry
Psychiatry often requires a magician’s touch…
Our Travel Log: Picking Plays Worth Seeing Again
Theater: a new experience every time.
Today’s Travel Log: Miles Davis’ Kind of Blue
It’s time for the anniversary of Miles Davis’ album, “Kind of Blue.”
Today’s Travel Log: The Revival of a City
Detroit: the Motor City, Motown, and more.
A Human Rights Climate Legal Victory in Montana
A huge climate change victory in Montana.
Amen: Choosing the Culturally Different
Are you ready to choose something new?
Singing for Refugees
This program educated and enlightened attendees on refugees from around the world through song.
An Introduction to Our Travel Log: Implications for Psychiatry
Welcome to Canada!
Simone Biles Is Awarded the Moffic Mental Health Medal
And the winner is…
The State of Mind and Intent of Crime
In need of some late summer reading?
Analyzing Benefits and Harms with Thairaav
“Am I doing the right thing? Is this right for the community I am trying to serve?”
The Death Sentencing in the Pittsburgh Synagogue Shooter Trial
Synagogue shooter receives death penalty.
Burnout the Musical
One doctor addresses burnout through song.
Oppenheimer: Psychiatric Associations to the Movie and Man
Have you seen the movie “Oppenheimer”?
Recognizing and Reducing Prolonged Grief
We need to recognize prolonged grief disorder.
What’s in a Name? That Which We Call Medicare Advantage Is Managed Care by Any Other Name
Managed care has a new name…
The Challenge of Forgiveness in Mass Shootings and Elsewhere
Is forgiveness healing?
What the Pittsburgh Synagogue Shooter Trial Tells Us About Psychiatry
Is hatred a mental health issue?
Meteorologist Al Roker Reaches for the Sky to Address the Climate
Let’s reach for the sky and beat back climate change.
