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The world is in a critical phase in history. The challenges to psychiatry are enormous in these dramatic and confusing times. ©Ollyy/Shutterstock
An integrative integrative psychiatrist provides practical guidance for incorporating complementary and alternative medicine into psychiatric practice in the treatment of severe mental illness.
What is a common reason individuals cite for using complementary and integrative health approaches? Take the quiz.
As we shift from treating disease and toward supporting health, medication is merely one possible intervention in a spectrum of possible ones.
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.
A novel protocol lights the way for a promising treatment for bipolar depression.
Although supported by basic science, it’s still a sea change to think that diet can treat depression. A new clinical trial puts that idea to the test.
How might a better understanding of the mind enhance someone’s life and optimize a clinical encounter?
In this pilot study, older adults who practiced yoga did better on measures of verbal and visual memory and executive function than those in memory training classes.
What is integrated care anyway?
What is the central difference between conventional child and adolescent psychiatry and integrative child and adolescent psychiatry? Take the quiz and learn more.
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