Psychiatric Views on the Daily News

There were multiple wins across categories this election.

How can we meme-ify mental health for the benefit of all?

Are you ready to vote?

October was Hindu Heritage Month.

Shakespeare’s modern-day application has come into question. Here’s why the Bard’s lessons are relevant even today.

Halloween may be over, but the treats are not!

What are the scariest themes from a 50-year career in psychiatry?

Enjoy these pearls from the American and Canadian Associations of Child and Adolescent Psychiatry meeting in Toronto.

Here’s 10 suggestions for how both children and adults can be more tolerant.

Burnout: likely not a result of isolation, despite claims.

The jury has awarded almost 1 billion dollars to the Sandy Hook families. What toll did the trial take on their mental health?

Coincidence or more? You decide.

How can putting the needs of oneself first end up putting the other first?

Happy World Mental Health Day and Indigenous Peoples’ Day!

According to startling statistics, mental health needs more attention in the United States. How is your mental health today?

College mental health: on the decline for at least 8 years.

The 18 hours a day, 7 days a week doctor lifestyle is over. But it’s not the cause of the burnout epidemic…

Is jazz a good litmus test for Russia’s leadership?

It could be a long and cold winter for Russia…

Should religion and spirituality be tools in the psychiatric arsenal?

Only we have the power to permanently increase our lightness over dark.

How can we increase assessment of anxiety without increasing other problems? Where is the balance?

While God can no longer “save the Queen,” we in psychiatry can save the best of what she represented and taught.

Are we reaching dangerous levels of burnout?

Ignoring, forgetting, or denying the traumatic history of individuals or countries is not mentally healthy.

Do no religious-based harm.

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

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

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?