Psychiatric Views on the Daily News

Happy Earth Day!

Wine for mental health…?

Explore the connections between jazz and psychiatry.

Though compassion would seem to be part and parcel of psychiatry, its value and expression has seemed to vary.

How does everything connect?

Did you view the solar eclipse? What was your experience?

Are you watching the solar eclipse?

Will your eyes be on the sky for the total solar eclipse?

How does the therapeutic alliance apply outside of psychiatry?

An example of a female leader…

Trying to predict the future: foolish or wise?

Tomorrow is National Doctors’ Day!

Courageous leadership is relevant for any stage of an organization or individual patient encountering crisis and the choice of multiple options of how to proceed.

The world would benefit from the values and knowledge of Indigenous individuals, who have been displaced and colonized.

A convergence of religion and spring… What does it mean for our mental health?

This may be a pivotal moment in the history of psychedelics...

How can we fix our loneliness problem?

Have you used AI in your clinical practice, research, or administration?

“A narrow way through”: can H. Steven Moffic, MD, predict the future of psychiatry?

Approximately 4 years of COVID-19…

What positivity emerged from the Oscars?

Using Dune as an indicator of the future of psychiatry…

As we enter the second coming of psychedelics popularity, H. Steven Moffic, MD, looks ahead to their third coming. Will it be similar to that of Dune?

Science fiction or reality? Women’s rights take the center stage in today’s discussion, and in the new movie “Dune: Part Two.”

H. Steven Moffic, MD, views the Dune book and movies through a psychiatric lens.

Remembering the 1-year anniversary of Frank Miller, MD’s death.

Over the last century and even longer, we have taken a useful fossil fuel energy road that has also led to the problematic adverse effects of acute and long-term disasters. Is this reflected in current popular films like “Dune: Part Two”?

“Dune: Part Two” releases today. What social psychiatric implications might it have for our current society?

Has psychiatry leaped in advances in the past 50 years?

Would a psychiatrist Chief Wellness Officer evoke assumptions that burnout was like a psychiatric disorder?