H. Steven Moffic, MD

What do psychiatrists wear during and after work, and what meaning does it hold?

Is this patient reaction the calm before the storm?

What do we know about the psychiatric implications of having an abortion and not having access to such services? And what are the medical ethics involved?

Thanksgiving may be over, but there's always time to be thankful.

“Senseless” is not the proper term to describe tragedies or violence.

Gratitude: the essence of psychology and psychiatry.

Memorials for Richard P. Gerhardstein, MD, should be sent to RIP Medical Debt, as Gerhardstein felt medical debt was a particularly problematic American injustice.

Charles Atkins, MD, knew better than anyone how to captivate a room full of people.

Carl Malmquist, MD: a man whose “mind was at home in the world.”

Is psychiatry doing enough to address societal challenges? We can honor those who have made a difference but have recently passed by taking up the charge.

A story of teamwork and lessons on resiliency...

We are all citizens of the same planet.

Take a look at this collection of articles from H. Steven Moffic, MD's series.

Psychedelics: returning hope to veterans with PTSD.

The new crisis hotline aims to enhance and complement, not replace, police with 24/7 local mental health crisis call centers, mobile crisis teaming, and crisis stabilization options.

“When you’re smiling, the whole world smiles with you…”

Talk to a veteran about their service today.

Do unto others as you wish them to do unto you: words that are more important than ever.

Aaron Feurstein and Malden Mills: a good example of how to prevent burnout.

We sometimes cannot see situations as they really are when we are in the middle of them. Is this the truth with climate change?

“Give me liberty, or give me death.” How does this apply to rural America today?

Take a look at the compiled lessons we can learn from Dune.

Engaging and caring for staff during difficult times will help reduce burnout, increase productivity, and most importantly, sustain happiness.

Dr Beck leaves behind a great legacy.

Is the future computer-less, as Dune suggests?

What role do dreams play in psychiatry? Are "prophetic" dreams part of the paranormal, or maybe better show the potential power of our brains?

The Goldwater Rule has been in place for decades, but recent events have caused some to ponder its utility and appropriateness.

Dune makes valiant attempts to portray diversity, but, much like our society, still falls short. What does it say about us?

Dune might suggest that whoever controls conception and child rearing controls the future world.

Kids need someone to raise them with unconditional love...