Psychiatric Times revisits some meaningful reflections on Thanksgiving, family traditions, and the value of gratitude and thankfulness.

Who in your life are you grateful for?

In tough times, the cultivation of gratitude can help our patients—and us, too.

Exploring new opportunities to offset the unique obstacles seen in rural communities.

In this CME, review the risks and clinical implications of intimate partner violence on women’s substance use and treatment.

A psychiatrist reflects on how much we all have in common and the need for healing...

Ketamine for anxiety? Researchers performed a systematic review and meta-analysis of ketamine’s anxiolytic effects.

A poetic conversation among a Palestinian Israeli psychologist, an Italian Canadian psychiatrist, and a Canadian United Church Pastor in a time of war.

From sleep disturbances in ADHD to psychotherapy for treatment-resistant depression, here are highlights from the week in Psychiatric Times.

What is new in research on psychedelics?

"Evidence indicates that psychotherapy may yield greater durability of treatment gains than pharmacotherapy."

"Perhaps the world will end at the kitchen table, while we are laughing and crying, eating of the last sweet bite."

What are some examples of psychological hostage-taking?

It is Transgender Awareness Week. Here’s what you need to know as a clinician.

In this Special Report, let's re-evalute depression.

A recent study serves as a model for future studies and lists several implications for the future of climate change psychiatric research.

Let us honor Eyad El-Sarraj, MD's vision together.

Be kind!

About 1 in 6 of Medicare patients report trouble paying Medicare bills and debt.

"It was a time when men wore fedoras banded on the crown, each band with a feather tucked into a bow, and inside, sweat bands carved from calf skins with their sweet smell of animal and earth."

How do you respond to change? What does properly adjusting to change acquire?

Young men appear to be particularly susceptible to the effects of cannabis on schizophrenia.

TMS for the treatment of neuropsychiatric symptoms in patients with long COVID appeared to improve their cognitive function and symptoms of depression.

Psychopharmacology, while an essential tool, is only one of those tools.