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Conventional and Integrative Approaches to Treating Anxiety in PregnancyWomen should be provided with multiple options for treatment if they decide to engage in mental health care during this critical period.
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A Dialogue on Psychosis and TraumaJoining together to discuss psychosis, 3 British experts discuss various ways to respond to and help people who have experienced both trauma and psychosis.
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The Expanding Reach of the South African Psychoanalytical AssociationThanks to a recent Sigourney Award, this association is achieving well-deserved recognition.
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Vaccine Mandate Exemptions for Anxiety: Ethical and Practical ConsiderationsDoes anxiety justify an exemption from vaccine mandates among health care workers?
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Get Cozy and Keep SleepingHere’s how we can help improve quality of sleep in both our patients and ourselves.
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Building Brain Resilience: A Multi-Level Systems ApproachBeyond the COVID-19-driven shock, we must develop a resilient future in an increasingly uncertain world.
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Empowering Advanced Practice Providers to Adopt Routine Screening for Tardive DyskinesiaTardive dyskinesia (TD) is an involuntary movement disorder associated with prolonged use of dopamine receptor blocking agents (DRBAs) that can range in severity and presentation and can impact social, emotional, and functional components of daily life. There are treatments that can effectively manage TD, but first it needs to be recognized and accurately diagnosed.
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What Can Be Done About Anxious and Violent Men?During National Men’s Health Month, take time to consider the unique mental health needs of male patients.
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Reducing Opioid-Involved Overdose Deaths: States’ Prevention and Response EffortsIn this journal club, a medical student and an addiction psychiatrist review a thematic analysis of successful prevention efforts in states with declining rates of opioid-related overdose deaths.
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Antidepressant Response: What’s DNA Got to Do With It?Research using data from the All of Us Research Program seeks to solve the mystery of what makes medications work for some and not others.
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Examining Risks of Reversible Clomiphene-Associated Manic Episodes to Patients"Cumulatively, the findings of such reports have led to a concerted effort to encourage physicians to monitor patients for manic symptoms on initiation, reintroduction, and dose modulation of corticosteroid therapy."
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What Do I Do Now? Making Decisions in a Postpandemic WorldThe pandemic changed the way individuals think and caused adjustments in our worldviews. How is that impacting our decision-making ability?
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Working With High-Profile ClientsA look at the unique challenges of working with powerful and influential clients and strategies for success.
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Early Intervention for Schizophrenia on the Horizon: Implications for Clinicians and PatientsSchizophrenia is one of the most recognized yet least understood chronic brain disorders.
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The Effect of Mindfulness on Outcomes in Psychiatric PatientsHow can mindfulness-based intervention be used as an effective treatment option for psychiatric patients?
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Management of Borderline Personality Disorder in an Obstetric UnitHow can consultation-liaison psychiatry help identify BPD and facilitate effective communication between patients and medical teams during these patients’ admissions?
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Surviving Vaccine Hesitancy TogetherWhat is the mindset of “anti-vaxxers,” and how can you connect with them as a clinician?
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Serotonin Reuptake Inhibitor and Bleeding Risk, Part 2: Gastrointestinal (GI) Bleeding, Malignancy, Pregnancy, and Surgical ConsiderationsIn this CME article, review literature on SRI-related bleeding complications in patients with GI bleeding, malignancy, perioperative settings, pregnancy, and hormonal therapy.
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To Mask or Not To Mask? Why Is This Even a Question?Politics have gotten in the way of mask-wearing, and they should not.
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Perspectives on Global Women’s Mental HealthThis diverse group of women came together to explore the challenges in treating mental illness in patients who identify as female.
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Comparing COVID Doctors and 9/11 First RespondersDecades after September 11, 2001, many first responders still live with PTSD. Will the same be true of physicians who saw the worst of the pandemic?
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Therapists in the Patient’s ChairHow can we combat compassion fatigue by practicing what we preach?
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Avoiding a Brain Health Innovation Market Failure: Lessons from the Hype CycleNew approaches to ensure that the brain health technology sector continues to flourish for decades.
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STAR*D: It’s Time to Atone and Retract“Our patients, our field, and our integrity demand a better explanation of what happened in STAR*D than what has thus been provided.”
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Exploring PTSD and TBI in Sports and MilitaryHow are these conditions connected, and what are the unique risks for athletes and military personnel?
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Love, Alzheimer Disease, and Medical Aid in DyingApproximately 6.5 million Americans are living with Alzheimer disease today, and that number is projected to rise to about 13 million by 2050.
