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MDMA-Assisted Psychotherapy: The Science Is What Matters
Despite the FDA's complete response letter for MDMA-assisted psychotherapy, researchers believe the data behind this PTSD treatment is what matters most.
Tango Without Touching: Defusing Pediatric PTSD in the Emergency Department
How can you best identify and manage pediatric PTSD?
The Secret Garden and the Healing Aspects of Nature
What effect does nature have on mental health?
FDA Issues CRL to Lykos for MDMA-Assisted Therapy
Suicide Risk After Brain Injury
Studies report an increased risk for suicidal thoughts, suicide attempts, and even death by suicide following brain injury.
Stress and Substance Use Among Drag Performers
What influence do legislation and social-based decisions have on individual mental health, like in the case of drag performers?
5 Key Take-Aways About PTSD Treatment: A Closer Look at MDMA
At least 1 in 2 people experience trauma at some point in their life, and a subset of those individuals will develop PTSD.
So This Is Nebraska
"So this is Nebraska. A Sunday afternoon; July. Driving along with your hand out squeezing the air, a meadowlark waiting on every post."
The Pieta Lamentation of an Albee Play
Mental health clinicians have the privilege to often be trusted with the darkest secrets of patients, but with the accompanying challenge to maintain their own well-being.
Officials, Veterans Urge Careful Consideration for MDMA-Assisted Psychotherapy
We’ve Only Just Begun…
Psychiatry is such a young field attempting to improve functioning and quality of life for so many diverse and complex brain disorders that it should be no surprise that our treatment outcomes spread across the spectrum from much improved to progressive decline.
Through Trapdoors and Glass Ceilings: A Presidential Pathway to Greatness
“Some are born great, some achieve greatness, and some have greatness thrust upon ‘em…”
FDA Approves Zurnai Auto-Injector for Opioid Overdose
The Evaluation of Risks
When, if ever, does a psychiatric ethical principle justify being broken?
The Novel Executive Mind Health Assessment
How can clinicians provide high-achieving professionals with actionable strategies to elevate their performance in all facets of life?
“Art Informs Life and Life Informs Art”: Dennis Palumbo on Art, Life, and Psychotherapy – Part II
Art informs life and life informs art.
Summertime Sadness
Research shows that stress hormones spike with the rise in temperatures.
Outpatient Civil Commitment: A Look at Maryland’s New Legislation
Outpatient civil commitment in Maryland will go into effect in July 2025. Learn more here.
The Perinatal Mental Health Crisis
Perinatal mood and anxiety disorders affect 1 in 5 of perinatal individuals who are pregnant or up to 1 year postpartum. Over the past 2 decades, the US has seen an alarming rise in these disorders.
Gender, Culture, and Social Constructs in Body-Focused Repetitive Behaviors
Careful consideration of the complex interplay between cultural identities, associations with beauty, and body-focused repetitive behaviors, may improve case conceptualization and treatment outcomes.
Detecting the Differences and Similarities Between Sherlock Holmes and Sigmund Freud
How much do we learn from nonverbal cues, like Sherlock Holmes did?
Poll: What Social Media Platform Do You Use for News and Updates?
Tell us more about how you use social media as a mental health clinician!
Wild
"The year I owned a motorcycle and split the air in southern Spain, and could smell the oranges in the orange groves as I passed them outside of Seville, I understood I'd been riding too long in cars..."
Presenting Our August Theme: The Psychiatric Pipeline and Treatment Updates
Write to us now to be part of our series on treatment updates this month.
Poll: What Social Media Platform Do You Use to Promote Yourself as a Clinician?
Losing Laughter Online
Is laughter in jeopardy online?
Poll: What Social Media Platform Do You Use Most Often?
Tell us more about how you use social media!
Contemplating Fallout of War and the Atomic Bomb
In the movie, "Oppenheimer," we see a glimpse of atomic fallout and the consequences of war. How does this apply to today's global events?
“Mirrors and Prisms”: An Interview with Dennis Palumbo About Art, Life, and Psychotherapy – Part I
Art imitates life imitates art.
Ready, Set, Go: Administering Ketamine
After months of preparation, one psychiatrist starts using KAP in her practice.