H. Steven Moffic, MD

How much should you reveal about yourself to your patients? To colleagues? To the state medical society? H. Steven Moffic, MD, takes a look at this issue in this video.

Like the cardiac stress test, mental health stress tests might help patients recognize their own psychiatric vulnerabilities. Would you take such a stress test if it were available?

Most of us listen in one way or another. But listening can be taken for granted, even in psychiatry.

In the midst of 6 presentations this year, the author notices the elephant in the room.

The work of these military psychiatrists who passed away in recent years still has relevance for us.

Making a beginning on a work memoir is one way to enhance your mental health.

These 2 psychiatrists who recently passed away left the world a better place.

I loved being a psychiatrist. Note the past tense.

On the risk of accepting the practice of psychiatric diagnosis from afar.

Given that “specific phobias” are a diagnostic category in DSM-5, is "Islamophobia" a diagnosable disorder?

American psychiatry is on the cusp of recognizing and tackling both physician burnout and climate change.

Carrie Fisher used her force to fight the stigma of mental illness --not with a light saber, but with insight.

Dr. Moffic remembers psychiatrists whose lives provided a model for the wider field of psychiatry in 2016. They are truly "gone but not forgotten."

On a daily basis, our patients demonstrate their resilience to face reality and rise above their challenges, despite the odds. So shall we.

The public has questioned the wisdom of a judge to release a psychiatric inpatient, but not just any patient. Enter our metaphoric haunted house at your own risk.

Will novel treatments from around the world be treats or tricks? Whatever they turn out to be, they are as fascinating and varied as Halloween costumes.

Let us consider the case of a "bad" psychiatrist to serve as a warning of where we can go wrong.

We are ethically constrained by the Goldwater Rule, but here are the data from an artfully crafted secret poll on the Presidential campaign.

In a first-ever poll of its kind, we'd like to know about your fears, concerns, and hopes about how this election will affect your profession and your patients.

If left untreated, burnout can become chronic and debilitating. Here are tips to recognizing the signs and symptoms.

Our societal challenges beat through each note in Simon's newest album-with far-reaching implications for psychiatry.

Do you think we can-and should-increase our mental wealth? If so, what would you recommend?

In recent years, health care insurance companies (and the businesses that use them) have begun to invest in mindfulness research and programs What has happened to explain this development?

Is a "good death" possible in the face of terminal illness?

We celebrate April Fool’s Day for sound psychological reasons, and there are lessons to be learned.

Forty years later, we are still in the belly of the managed care beast.

A man searches for the answers to what happened to him psychologically after a childhood of high achievement. But facts intersect with fiction in this documentary.

Recently, there were two reports about concerns over changes in terminology in our field. So, what's in a name?

Hopefully the words imparted here convey the scope of our profession and psychiatry at its best. We have been-and should be-so much more than the current 15-minute med check.