Psychiatric Views on the Daily News

Let’s set the clock on Doomsday.

Today is International Holocaust Remembrance Day.

When wicked problems arise, can we defy gravity?

How can we prevent brain rot?

Comparing the inaugural oath and the Hippocratic oath…

A new report honoring Mohammad Ali and his compassion reminds us of our role in compassionate behaviors.

How can the field of psychiatry support the peace process in the APA and beyond?

Celebrating the life of a psychiatrist fascinated with death.

The LA fires demonstrate the incredibly difficult process of loss and grieving past selves…

What actions can mental health clinicians take to reduce climate instability?

The winner of the Chrismukkah essay contest is…

Nuclear war capability: why we should be worried psychiatrically.

How much fear is too much?

Essay contest winners will be announced on January 6th.

The harmful psychiatrists… who are they?

Questions before the New Year…

Remembering child psychiatrists…

What are the psychological challenges of this upcoming holiday season?

Top stories from the weekend highlighted heroes and villains and underlined the need to address mental health.

A psychiatrist becomes a Swiftie after exploring the positive psychiatric attributes from her music.

Psychiatric reflections on this weekend's news.

Is the sobering news a wake-up call for managed care?

As a clinician, do you serve or empower your patients?

On Giving Tuesday, let’s examine gratitude.

Vivek Murthy, during his tenure as surgeon general, has stressed the importance of mental health.

Who are the most righteous people in the world?

Do we need a hero like Zorro now more than ever?

We are always ready for individual patient care. Can we also be ready for social psychiatric care?

There has been a general increase in mental disorders and disturbances on all political and religious sides over years.

Can paradoxical psychotherapy help us face our fears when it comes to society?