COVID-19

What impact has the pandemic had on children's mental health?

Have you gotten your COVID-19 vaccine?

Memorial Day is a time to remember not only those who have lost their lives, but also those whose psychic wounds have not yet healed.

What are some practical ideas for helping families who may be dealing with a COVID-19 death?

Over a third of older Americans aren't comfortable taking off their masks until 2022.

In the early days of the COVID-19 pandemic, physicians were thrust into unfamiliar roles, where they sometimes had to make life and death decisions. Here are a few of their stories.

Joshua A. Gordon, MD, PhD, National Institute of Mental Health Director, leverages lessons from past natural disasters and traumas to foster resiliency and inform future research endeavors.

When COVID-19 hit New York City, psychiatrists and other clinicians braved uncertainty and danger. Hear their stories on the PsychPearls podcast.

In his William C. Menninger Memorial Lecture, Anthony S. Fauci, MD, shared lessons learned and remaining challenges for the COVID-19 pandemic, especially in terms of mental health and behavioral issues.

How can we face the current pandemic while addressing the brain health crisis?

The pandemic has kept people apart. What are the mental health consequences of being alone? And what would be the benefits of getting back together?

Overwhelmed and encumbered agencies are increasingly unable to provide critical services for LGBTQ youth, leaving them powerless in impeding a downward spiral into homelessness and associated negative ramifications. There are 5 ways psychiatrists can help.

An introduction to the May issue of Psychiatric Times.

According to Nora D. Volkow, MD, Director of the National Institute on Drug Abuse, drug use and overdose deaths have significantly increased since the outset of the pandemic. What made it worse?

Pain as a cultural construct considers conscious and unconscious biases, as well as methods for assessing and managing pain in all patient populations, including those with mental health challenges.

A year after being hospitalized with COVID, a physician considers the pandemic’s larger meaning for American medicine—and for American society.

A recent study tested a new digital therapeutic for effectiveness on both substance abuse and depression.

Patients who are report social phobia are unlikely to speak out for themselves. For them, confrontations with their boss or coworkers are even worse than water-cooler conversations. That is where psychiatrists can help.

The pandemic has driven a psychiatrist into isolation, but his long history in the arts helps him reconnect.

Key considerations for healthcare providers seeking to manage their patients’ insomnia.

What meanings and values can be found from the past year, and what words will be found going forward?

What words do people associate with the past year?

Multidisciplinary insights on helping patients with ADHD during the COVID-19 pandemic, medication abuse, and other factors affecting care.

The vaccine needs to be appropriately framed: as a benefit, not a risk.

The wave of anti-Asian violence needs a better response than mere words.