Psychiatric Views on the Daily News

The world’s leaders are in crisis. What can we do?

It is time to stop denying this lethal reality…

Following the Highland Park shooting, on a day meant for celebration, proves we need action now more than ever.

How’s retirement going? Well…

To mask or not to mask? What do you think?

Pride might be bittersweet this year…

Today is PTSD Awareness Day!

Roe v. Wade has been overturned. How will this affect the mental health of both mothers and fetuses?

“Our country needs the psychological healing of our increasing divisiveness and conflicts…”

How does Title IX benefit women?

How can we address our national mental health crisis?

It is important to consider the lessons from history and psychology as the war in the Ukraine continues.

In psychiatry, there is much to learn and consider from these 2 celebrations.

Have we learned anything from history regarding gun safety?

Can we borrow terminology to help identify—and address—the mental issues associated with gun violence?

Is a picture really worth a thousand words? And, if so, is it what is needed to make a difference in gun violence reduction?

If only the Texas Child Mental Health Care Consortium had reached Uvalde before the elementary school shooting there…

Patient violence calls for increased safety precautions.

We need more heroes like this man.

Have you heard of the Savannah Bananas baseball team?

This father in Oregon is leading by example when it comes to gun safety.

You’ve heard of MADD—Mother’s Against Drunk Driving—but what about DIGS?

Mourning this Memorial Day extends beyond just veterans…

We need to focus on gun violence and control. Here’s what psychiatry can do.

The US Surgeon General officially addresses health care worker burnout.

Does this governor candidate for California sound like a psychiatrist? How do his policies stress the importance of psychiatry?

Medical trust: being optimistic that the caregiver will put your interests first.

Happiness and wellness—what’s the difference and how are they being treated differently in the workplace?

Trust but verify.

Insanity: doing the same thing over and over again, and expecting different results.