SPOTLIGHT -
November 12th 2024
Traumatic life events are common among individuals who experience psychosis. Here's how best to assess and treat.
October 28th 2024
We are all familiar with the heavy emotional labor loads that are part and parcel of clinical life. But what about the toll of exposure to verbal abuse and hostility in the workplace? Is there another labor that clinicians must contend with?
October 7th 2024
Any efforts to build lasting peace cannot ignore the massive mental health needs in war-torn regions.
October 3rd 2024
What is the reality of patient resilience?
October 1st 2024
A traumatic brain injury sustained earlier in adult life is likely to interact with normal aging processes. Learn more here.
Overcoming Obstacles: Ganesha Chathurthi and “The Life of Pi”
If psychiatrists of different religions and spiritual beliefs coupled with psychological insights cannot overcome conflict and achieve peace, who can?
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Agitation Assessment: The Role of Psychiatry in Acute Settings
How can agitation mimic various psychiatric illnesses?
The 23rd Anniversary of 9/11/01
Today is the 23rd anniversary of 9/11.
The Anniversary of 9/11 Research Roundup
Learn more about the latest research related to 9/11 trauma and other psychiatric comorbidities.
Meditation Is Not What You Think
The Power of Rehabilitation: Key Factors
In this guest column, learn more about intensity, repetition, consistency, and integrity in rehabilitating neurological injury.
Tango Without Touching: Defusing Pediatric PTSD in the Emergency Department
How can you best identify and manage pediatric PTSD?
Suicide Risk After Brain Injury
Studies report an increased risk for suicidal thoughts, suicide attempts, and even death by suicide following brain injury.
The Assassination Attempt on Past President Trump: Is Sudden Personal Change Possible?
How does trauma, like an assassination attempt, affect someone’s mental health?
Unraveling the Threads of Trepidation: The Prevalence and Evolving Contours of Anxiety and Traumatic Stress
An understanding of evolving risk factors and pathophysiology is vital to optimal clinical management of anxiety disorders and PTSD.
What Have We Learned About Trauma and Stress Over the Years?
For those who have experienced trauma and suffer a subsequent mental health disorder, ongoing research is identifying psychotherapies, medications, and lifestyle changes that can help.
The Return of the Repressed in the Assassination Attempt of Past President Trump
How are current events similar to that of the 1960s?
An Interdependence Model for Community Psychological Recovery From a Mass Shooting
Highland Park is an excellent example of community recovery from mass tragedies.
When Validation Is Harmful
Validating some patients could lead to both clinician and patient harm.
Neuroplasticity After Brain Injury: Principles and Methods for Postinjury Improvement
Improving cognitive function is a primary goal of brain injury rehabilitation and is made possible through the process of neuroplasticity.
Taps for Peace and Mental Health on Memorial Day
Celebrating our fallen soldiers and protecting the mental health of the military.
Polypharmacy in Traumatic Brain Injury
Polypharmacy is often overlooked in patients with significant traumatic brain injury. How can you best manage medication in these patients?
Some Psychiatrists Want to Give Peace a Chance
As a mental health clinician, are you ready to give peace a chance?
May There Be Recovery From the Intergeneration Transmission of Trauma
May is Jewish, Haitian, and Asian Pacific American Heritage Month. What trauma have these groups inherited?
Stress and Anxiety Disorders Research Roundup: May 10, 2024
What is new in research on stress and anxiety disorders?
PTSD Research Roundup: April 26, 2024
What is new in research on posttraumatic stress disorder?
The Confluence of Human Trafficking, Drug Trafficking, Militias, and Substance Use
Explore the devastating impact of substance abuse, human trafficking, and conflict on individuals and communities.
“Bound Upon a Wheel of Fire”: Reflections on Trauma
Trauma is the distance between the reach and the grasp for our chosen image.
“This Is Your Brain on War”: Poetry for Peace in a Time of War
Poetry for peace in a time of war.
A Year of Record-High Suicide Rates
The suicide rate in the United States recently reached its highest peak since 1941.
The Week in Review: March 25-29
From a promising new intervention for treatment-resistant depression to another look at the STAR*D controversy, here are highlights from the week in Psychiatric Times.
The Invisible Wounds of Palestinian Children
Palestinian children in the Gaza Strip experience complex continuous trauma.
ADHD Research Roundup: March 1, 2024
What is new in research on ADHD?
The Power of Caring Adulthood Experiences
Caring adulthood experiences have the power to combat some of the impacts of adverse childhood experiences.
Mass Shootings’ Relationship to Mental Illness
If all violence in the US that is due to mental disorders could be eliminated, 95% to 97% of violent behavior would remain.