
ASCP 2026 leaders share practical ways to engage patients in acute psychosis—active listening, noncollusive language, and rapport before assessment.

Dr Weiden is a clinical professor of psychiatry at the Renaissance School of Medicine at Stony Brook University in New York. He is Psychiatric Times' Schizophrenia and Psychosis Section Editor.

ASCP 2026 leaders share practical ways to engage patients in acute psychosis—active listening, noncollusive language, and rapport before assessment.

Cobenfy's innovative approach to treating schizophrenia marks a significant shift in psychiatric care.

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

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Peter J. Weiden, MD, sat down with Psychiatric Times’ Editor-in-Chief at the 2024 Annual Meeting. Here’s Part 2 of their conversation.

Peter J. Weiden, MD, sat down with Psychiatric Times’ Editor-in-Chief at the 2024 Annual Meeting. Here’s Part 1 of their conversation.

New ways to address medication adherence problems in patients with schizophrenia offer the hope of better treatment outcomes. Two new and promising approaches for individuals with schizophrenia are the use of environmental supports and cognitive adaptation training and cognitive-behavioral therapy.

July 2nd 2024