Psyched Perspectives

Two psychiatrists use poetry and therapy to unpack clinician trauma, residency transformation, and how discomfort becomes a tool for patient connection.

A student advocate focuses on policy, pushing campus naloxone, overdose training, and early prevention to curb South Carolina’s opioid deaths.

Psychiatrists push to normalize sexual health talks, address medication-related sexual side effects, and reduce stigma with holistic care and patient-safe communication.

How clinicians can provide stronger care for minority groups and have a culturally informed practice.

A psychiatric clinician reveals how peers can spark small daily joy, beat burnout, and build balanced wellness that lasts.

Psychiatrists unpack parental leave anxiety, FMLA gaps, and how smarter time-off planning can reduce postpartum depression and support working families.

A psychiatrist and psychiatric nurse practitioner discuss collaboration and patient support.

Explore how depression, anxiety, diet, and social factors shape heart disease—and why cardiology and psychiatry must team up for better care.

Experts unpack bereavement’s hidden health and economic toll.

Explore how Shambrekia Wise's "Sightseeing with Sandy" series promotes cultural humility and empathy in children through global travel and shared experiences.

Explore the transformative power of vulnerability in mental health and human connection with insights from Manizeh Mirza-Gruber, MD, and Frank Clark, MD.

Explore integrative strategies for chronic pain management, emphasizing the biopsychosocial model and the importance of patient advocacy and connection.

Explore the healing power of poetry as psychiatrists discuss trauma, transformation, and connection in their latest insightful conversation.

The intersection of sex and psychiatry: an important topic for patient well-being that is often avoided due to stigma.

Discover how Tiffani Bell Washington, MD, MPH, FAPA, inspires joy and balance in busy lives, combating burnout and redefining wellness for high-achieving women.

In his brand new video series, Frank A. Clark, MD, sits down with an expert to discuss parental leave and how it relates to psychiatry.