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Ageism: alive and well, despite a dearth of leaders who are elderly.

Risk of suicide attempt is higher among adults, women.

"Accordingly, I asked Henry what he would be doing differently—or how his life would be different—if he were not depressed, if he stopped worrying, and if he was enjoying retirement."

"It would be naïve to believe that targeting a single neurotransmitter, receptor, or circuit in the brain will cure any psychiatric or neurological disorder. However, we would be remiss if we did not try."

King Charles III took an oath of lifelong service, not unlike that of medicine.

On this September 11th—and always—we strive for unity...

As Suicide Prevention Month continues, we take a look at the mental health of a group constantly caring for others: first responders.

Contingency management is an effective behavior change technique commonly used to treat substance use disorders.

Positivity and wisdom can come from even the worst of experiences.

Can an artistic memorial help recovery from gun-violence trauma as a sort of collective art therapy?

The latest claim that antidepressants don't work: refuted.

A new study finds mood shifts and alcohol-related cues affect men and women differently in terms of alcohol cravings.

Here’s why the slippery slope argument for MAID might not be applicable, according to one doctor.

This major medical organization is making an effort towards changing their culture. Here’s why more of us need to emulate these actions.

A psychiatrist reflects on decisions...

A psychiatrist reflects on how we can educate patients about avoiding alcohol misuse without getting caught up in polemics on politics.

The National Commission on Correctional Health Care has issued a new directive for trauma-responsive care for children and adolescents in correctional facilities.

Suicide Prevention Week is September 4-10. Are you ready?

Celebrating 1 year of Psychiatric Views on the Daily News!

More than 80% of homeless individuals report having experienced life-altering trauma at some point in their lives.

New data shows a decrease in life expectancy in the United States. Here’s why.

These new wave mental health care strategies… would you try them?

The experts weighed in on a wide variety of psychiatric issues for the August 2022 issue of Psychiatric Times.

Have you registered for the NCCHC National Conference?

How can we support loved ones who are suffering from addiction?

A resident reflects on the clinician experience of loss and grief, and how these emotions can help decrease the distance between clinicians and patients.

One doctor refutes opposition to MAID.

Psychological changes from climate instability can be called weather whiplash.

Cohort includes professionals from multiple fields, including psychiatry and medicine.

This new study is evaluating how effective psychedelics can be in the treatment of binge eating disorder.