Authors


Judith A. Cook, PhD

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Revisiting the Rationale and Evidence for Peer Support

The authors argue that that stating that peer support “lacks evidence” is simply not accurate.


Jessica A. Jonikas, MA

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Revisiting the Rationale and Evidence for Peer Support

The authors argue that that stating that peer support “lacks evidence” is simply not accurate.


Harvey Rosenthal

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Revisiting the Rationale and Evidence for Peer Support

The authors argue that that stating that peer support “lacks evidence” is simply not accurate.


Sue Bergeson

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Revisiting the Rationale and Evidence for Peer Support

The authors argue that that stating that peer support “lacks evidence” is simply not accurate.


Allen S. Daniels, EdD

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Revisiting the Rationale and Evidence for Peer Support

The authors argue that that stating that peer support “lacks evidence” is simply not accurate.


Mark Salzer, PhD

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Revisiting the Rationale and Evidence for Peer Support

The authors argue that that stating that peer support “lacks evidence” is simply not accurate.


Gary W. Small, MD

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Treating Symptoms of Dementia-Related Psychosis

About 2.4 million people in the US experience dementia related psychosis, yet only half ever receive a diagnosis.


Anthony L Rostain, MD, MA

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Addressing the Challenges of Treatment Resistant ADHD in Adults

This CME identifies the sources of treatment-resistant ADHD in adults and focuses on preventing misdiagnosis and optimizing treatment.


Ben Hunter, MD

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A Complicated Case of Psychiatric Disability

What to do when a patient says they need disabled status, but you believe otherwise?


Rachel Bronsther, MD

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Two for One Special: Med-Psych Physicians in the Hospital

A clear problem creeping into the national dialogue is that patients with psychiatric issues all too frequently receive substandard medical care in the hospital setting. This points to the need to look for integrated approaches.


James Murrough, MD, PhD

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5 Reports on Depression

This special collection provides new insights on major aspects of depression: psychopharmacology, therapeutic interventions, major depressive episodes, biomarkers, and pseudobulbar affect.



Mary Beth Connolly Gibbons, PhD

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Mini Quiz: Psychotherapy for Depression

Which treatments have demonstrated strong evidence of effectiveness in the treatment of major depressive disorder?


Rebecca Strawbridge, PhD

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Mini Quiz: Predicting Antidepressant Response

Is there a biomarker to predict response to treatment for depression? Take the quiz and learn more.


Michele A. Nelson, MD

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Pseudobulbar Affect Versus Depression: Issues in Diagnosis and Treatment

The most challenging aspect of pseudobulbar affect is differentiating it from depression. Episodes of uncontrollable, sudden, and even inappropriate emotions may point to neurologic or psychiatric conditions.


Elizabeth M. Tully, MD, FAPA

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The Poet

"I walk back to her bedside and take her hand. I kiss her gently, hoping it won’t be the last. 'I’ll be back soon. You know I will always find you,'” writes the author in a personal account of life with her aging mother.


Kavita Khajuria, MD

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Resilient: How to Grow an Unshakable Core of Calm, Strength, and Happiness

In his latest book, Resilient: How to Grow an Unshakable Core of Calm, Strength, and Happiness, Dr Hanson discusses the scientifically grounded foundation for lasting wellbeing.


Jack Turban
Jack Turban, MD, MHS

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Chatbots for Child Mental Health Care: Helpful, but Limited

An estimated 7.7 million children have at least 1 mental health disorder. How can chatbots help?


Thomas G. Schulze, MD

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Psychiatric Genetics 2018

Contemporary psychiatric genetics has come a long way. While the strong familial and hereditary basis of psychiatric illness has been known for almost a century, understanding the molecular underpinnings has proven to be the hard part.


Kristina Adorjan, MD

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Psychiatric Genetics 2018

Contemporary psychiatric genetics has come a long way. While the strong familial and hereditary basis of psychiatric illness has been known for almost a century, understanding the molecular underpinnings has proven to be the hard part.


Academy of Consultation-Liaison Psychiatry

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Exploring Vital Amines: The Who, What, When, Where, Why, and How of B12 Deficiency

Key nutrients are essential to maintaining health. Here's an overview of B12.


Scott A. Simpson, MD, MPH

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Necessity Is the Mother of Invention: Emergency Psychiatry’s Era of Innovation

This article discusses the peculiarities of emergency psychiatric practice and reviews innovations in models of care delivery designed to overcome the challenges of this subspecialty.


Shaili B. Patel

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The Role of ECT in the Suicide Epidemic

The recent increase in suicides highlights the urgent need for better treatment of severe depression. ECT is an intervention proven to reduce suicidality, yet it is underused because of the associated stigma.


Lori Davis, MD

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6 Reports That Shine a Light on Stress and Trauma

This collection brings together topics on trauma and stress that are neglected in the current literature.


Elissa McCarthy, PhD

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PTSD in Late Life

Trauma may be a hidden variable in the lives of older adults, impacting them in ways they may not recognize or be willing to admit.


Joan M. Cook, PhD

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PTSD in Late Life: An Update on Clinical Issues

Trauma-related psychiatric disorders such as PTSD and grief often go undetected and untreated in older adults. Here's how to help.


Wendi Waits, MD

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Accelerated Resolution Therapy for PTSD

ART can be used in conjunction with other trauma-focused therapies. This article discusses the clinical utility of ART, as well as the research behind it.


Nagy A. Youssef, MD

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Treating Recalcitrant PTSD With ECT: Are We There Yet?

Given the severe burden, grave suffering, and lack of remission with standard therapeutics in many patients with PTSD, preliminary data on the role of ECT seems promising.


Anne L. Malaktaris, PhD

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Mini Quiz: Integrative Psychiatry

What is a common reason individuals cite for using complementary and integrative health approaches? Take the quiz.


Ariel J. Lang, PhD, MPH

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Complementary and Integrative Health Approaches for PTSD

Although efficacious treatments for PTSD have been established, many individuals remain symptomatic after treatment or never seek empirically supported therapies. This is where complementary and alternative medicine comes in.

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