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 Mini Quiz: PTSD Assessment and Treatment in an Elderly PatientDisplay date: Apr 23, 2018A 79-year-old widow with a history of severe physical abuse during childhood and throughout her married life attributes her outbursts to old age. Take the quiz and learn more. |
Birthday PartyApr 23, 2018 Green hills patched with April, snow and I’ve chosen to celebrate. with a full slate of patients. |
 Travel Destination Syndromes and SchizophreniaApr 20, 2018 Consider these travel tips to help alleviate your patients’ fears that, if left unchecked, can trigger full-blown psychosis. |
 Eulogizing a Psychiatrist InnovatorApr 18, 2018 A tribute to the life and work of psychiatrist Walter Weintraub, MD. |
 Online Communities for Drug Withdrawal: What Can We Learn?Apr 18, 2018 In this age of chat rooms and social media, an ever-growing number of psychiatric patients use the internet to find their treatment community online. |
 April Research Update: Major Depressive DisorderApr 17, 2018 Relapse in MDD is associated with morphologic brain changes; stopping exercise may increase depressive symptoms; and inflammatory biomarkers may predict which treatment-resistant MDD patients benefit from ECT. |
 Connecting the Dots to Better Antidepressant ResponseApr 16, 2018 Pretreatment assessment of functional brain connectivity in patients with major depressive disorder may predict treatment response, according to new study. |
 3 New Updates on Pediatric Bipolar DisorderApr 16, 2018 This report includes a study on patterns of prodromal psychiatric symptoms that may help identify young persons at increased risk of bipolar disorder; sibling bullying and risk of psychotic disorders; and a new smartphone app that tracks moods and predicts bipolar disorder episodes. |
 Lifeline for Pregnant and Postpartum Women Who Are Drowning in Plain SightApr 13, 2018 Careful consideration and discussion of risks of treatment and under-treatment (or no treatment) can help can decrease the risk of decompensation during pregnancy or the postpartum period. |
 What Psychiatrists Need to Know About the Determination of Dispositional CapacityApr 13, 2018 Some of the most challenging decisional capacity consultations are requests to determine if a patient has the capacity to participate in discharge planning. |
