SPOTLIGHT -
May 28th 2025
Vincenzo Di Nicola discusses the importance of pluralism in social psychiatry and the need for culturally relevant psychotherapy at the 2025 APA Annual Meeting.
October 23rd 2024
For psychiatrists, can a poorly made film contain themes worthy of analysis?
September 16th 2024
We cannot learn from history unless we talk about it…
September 9th 2024
How can you best ethically treat patients?
September 5th 2024
What is the best treatment course for prolonged grief disorder?
Cultural Issues in Diagnosing and Treating Psychotic Disorders
All mental health clinicians must now develop skills in cultural competence to avoid perpetuating disparities in health outcomes for BIPOC individuals with serious mental illnesses.
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Cultural Issues in Caring for Patients With Psychosis
Sociocultural factors have been shown to impact both the presentation and course of schizophrenia/psychosis. Learn more here.
Working With High-Profile Clients
A look at the unique challenges of working with powerful and influential clients and strategies for success.
If Looks Could Kill
How the fetishization of Black bodies and the weaponization of European beauty standards are used against Black women in sport.
In Case You Missed It: January 2022
Psychiatric Times kicked off 2022 by featuring a wide variety of psychiatric issues and current events throughout January.
Musicians’ Mental Health in the Empire City During COVID-19
One resident interviews 2 NYC-based musicians about their experiences during the pandemic.
Non-Sensuous Similarities: Language, Poetics, and Psychiatry
One doctor introduces the work of philosopher and critic Walter Benjamin and elements of his conceptualization of “experience.”
The Lehman Trilogy, Paper & Glue, and the Clinical Question: Does It Take One to Know One?
Does it sometimes take distance to better understand one another?
In Memoriam: Psychiatrists Who Helped Address Societal Challenges
Is psychiatry doing enough to address societal challenges? We can honor those who have made a difference but have recently passed by taking up the charge.
Working—and Connecting—With Afghan Refugees
Many Afghan refugees are coming to the United States. How can we effectively work with our new neighbors?
Nurturing Cultural Humility in Mental Health Care
How can cultural humility in therapeutic settings improve patient outcomes?
Prompts (for Doctors Who Write Poetry)
Being a poet isn't a 9 to 5 job.
Psychiatry Comic: Finish What You Started
Don't stop now...
Psychiatry Comic: Not Kneaded
We know what you knead...
Psychiatry Comic: Holistic Health Center
Here's a couple ways you can get better...
8:46 Shock and Reflections
Two traumatic events... the same timing.
Posttraumatic Growth: Reflections on 9/11
It's been 20 years since the 9/11 attacks. What have we learned?
Contagious Philosophy and Perspectives
Taking a page from African philosophy that emphasizes the importance of humanity into the psychiatric realm.
Psychiatry Comic: Gene Editor
This rejection was DNA-deep...
Psychiatry Comic: The Best Alternative Medicine
Moms do it best.
Asian American Mental Health: Treating a Diverse Population at a Crossroads
The rise in anti-Asian violence will likely lead to a rise in Asian Americans presenting for psychiatric care. Here is how best to address the longer-term problems they face...
The Epitome of Humanity
By recognizing the importance of minority mental health and caring for all types of patients, psychiatrists depict the epitome of humanity.
Psychiatry Comic: Digital Family Tree
Too much time on phones is tearing the family apart...
Critique of Pure Madness: Wouter Kusters, PhD
What can philosophy learn from madness?
Jaws And Cinematic Neurosis That Persists
A 17-year-old girl starts panicking about sharks thousands of miles from the ocean. Did a movie cause her fear?
Psychiatry Comic: Tech Overload
So many numbers, so little time...
Psychiatry Comic: All About You
You don't have to make it all about you...
Psychiatry Comic: Kindle
Some people are easier to read than others...
Why Thomas Szasz Did Not Write The Myth of Migraine
How is “disease” defined? A popular criticism of psychiatry gets debunked.
Psychiatry Comic: Ticks
About these facial ticks...