Celebrate Psychiatric Times’ 40th anniversary with a look back at some of our previous covers.

Explore the evolving role of psychotherapy in psychiatry in our May theme! We want to hear about your insights, tips, and case studies.

May Day highlights the urgent need to address physician burnout while promoting lifestyle changes for better mental health for everyone.

A panelist discusses how attention deficit/hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) as a common neurodevelopmental disorder characterized by inattention and hyperactive-impulsive behavior, affecting approximately 10.5% of children in the US aged 3 to 17 years with higher prevalence in adolescents and boys, highlighting its various symptoms, potential causes including genetic factors, and mentioning upcoming discussions about treatment options and transitioning care from pediatric to adult settings.

H. Steven Moffic, MD, explores the role of gadflies in society, drawing inspiration from philosophy and current events to provoke meaningful change.

Explore the evolving relationship between neurology and psychiatry, highlighting modern treatments that bridge the gap in understanding brain disorders.

Check out the pipeline updates from April!

2025: a big year for emergency psychiatry. Don't miss any of our Special Report articles!

Advanced imaging techniques enhance deep brain stimulation for depression, ensuring precise target engagement for effective treatment.

A groundbreaking study explores innovative neuroassessment technology to enhance understanding and treatment of borderline personality disorder symptoms.

Emergency psychiatry gains recognition with a new focused practice designation, enhancing collaboration between emergency medicine and psychiatry for better patient care.

Captane Thomson, a pioneering psychiatrist, leaves a legacy of innovation in mental health and a life rich in adventure and family.

Discover how deep brain stimulation, a breakthrough treatment, offers hope for patients with treatment-resistant depression.

“Call no man happy before he is dead.”

Crisis stabilization centers provide immediate, compassionate care for mental health crises, reducing emergency department congestion and enhancing recovery pathways.

Prominent psychiatrist Roy Kallivayalil, MD, honors Pope Francis, highlighting his compassion and influence on mental health and social well-being.

Peter J. Weiden, MD, discusses the latest Cobenfy data and implications for schizophrenia treatment.

Stay informed with this week's highlights in psychiatric advancements, including emergency psychiatry, a major update on Cobenfy, new partnerships for better treatments, and more.

In this CME article, explore the complexities of Parkinson disease, focusing on neuropsychiatric symptoms, their prevalence, and effective treatment strategies for improved patient care.

Resilience is dynamic and modifiable and is associated with positive rehabilitation outcomes following brain injury. Engaging patients in interventions to develop and strengthen resilience may improve rehabilitation outcomes by promoting psychosocial adjustment, mitigating emotional distress, and enhancing community participation.

"That life is real and if you can survive it, well, survive it well with love and art and meaning given where meaning’s scarce."

Pope Francis' legacy intertwines mental health advocacy with spirituality, promoting compassion and reducing stigma in the Church and beyond.

New findings from the RESTORE-LIFE study suggest the potential benefits of VNS treatment in patients with DTD.

Emergency psychiatry navigates complex ethical dilemmas, balancing patient safety, autonomy, and confidentiality in high-stakes situations.