Cultural Psychiatry

Bystanders who view traumatic events tend not to react. This woman did.

Powerful psychic defenses are keeping humanity from facing a number of interconnected crises. How can these psychic defenses be overcome?

Psychiatrists who want to understand white supremacy should watch this series…

Justice in the form of humanity.

H. Steven Moffic, MD, reflects on the guilty verdict against Derek Chauvin for the murder of George Floyd.

The Racism & Psychiatry collection highlights the ways communities of color have been uniquely impacted by climate disruption and what psychiatrists can do about it.

Ancient religious texts from India explain the deep connections between human beings and their environment.

Pain as a cultural construct considers conscious and unconscious biases, as well as methods for assessing and managing pain in all patient populations, including those with mental health challenges.

These states will receive funding to increase competitive integrated employment for patients with mental health conditions.

The pandemic has driven a psychiatrist into isolation, but his long history in the arts helps him reconnect.

What is the most important contribution by peer support staff in mental health care? Take the quiz and learn more.

As February comes to a close, we reflect on this month's contributions.

Black soldiers’ lack of access to opiate analgesics and antidiarrheals was typical, not exceptional, when considered within the broader scheme of Civil War medicine.

A case for why psychiatrists should discuss the COVID vaccines with their patients.

A potential young psychiatrist lost too soon.

Black history is American history.

These 10 high-yield steps to antiracism in psychiatry support those committed to achieving racial justice and equity both inside and outside of the clinical realm.

Research on the prevalence of ADHD in Black individuals in the United States highlights the need for future research in this underrepresented group.

What are best practices for difficult conversations about racism? How can psychiatrists help? The authors present 6 ways to advance discussions about racism in psychiatry.

The authors explore the impact of structural racism on psychiatry trainees and the patients they care for (and what can be done about it).

Series Editor, Frank A. Clark, MD, introduces the Black History Month series by talking about his greatest mentor when so few were available.

During the month of February, we will publish important stories commemorating Black History Month.

The cultural gap between clinicians and students from mainland China is a barrier inhibiting productive sessions.

What role does denial play in the collective American psyche?

In psychiatry, 2 patients with the same condition are never the same.