How can a whole-patient approach improve treatment for alcohol use disorder (AUD)? Joseph Volpicelli, MD, PhD, shares expert insights on evidence-based strategies, patient collaboration, and the role of medications like naltrexone in long-term recovery.
Let's explore COVID-19's impact on psychiatric research...
Let's define success for patients with ADHD...
"Who are you important to? If you passed tomorrow, who would show up at your funeral?"
When a patient has comorbidities like anxiety, substance use, and depression, how can you best select a treatment?
Come celebrate the evolution of Psychiatric Times and psychiatry as a whole!
When prescribing ADHD medications, when is the best time to switch treatments?
Panelists discuss early signs of a positive response to treatment in postpartum depression (PPD), the specific symptoms to monitor, obstacles to accessing timely care in underserved populations, the role of family and community resources in recovery, key competencies for clinicians in addressing urgent PPD cases, and essential elements of a comprehensive, patient-centered treatment plan that balances medication, therapy, and support resources.
Panelists discuss the strategic decision-making process for choosing among selective serotonin reuptake inhibitors (SSRIs), rapid-onset treatments like zuranolone, and nonmedication therapies for postpartum depression (PPD), emphasizing the importance of treatment speed, severity of symptoms, and patient preferences.
How can we improve patient outcomes? Collaboration.
Ancillary symptoms may be key in guiding treatment management for ADHD.
Here are 4 things to do when implementing a treatment strategy for tardive dyskinesia.
Comorbid bipolar disorder and ADHD: a big problem.
Here's how to have productive conversations with patients with tardive dyskinesia in order to improve outcomes.
How can we get back to recovery as the treatment goal for schizophrenia?
2024 into 2025: a period of highs and lows for schizophrenia treatment.
Which came first: symptoms or diagnosis?
We're excited to preview our new upcoming partnership with the Psych NP Network at Real Psychiatry!
How has bipolar treatment changed over the past 40 years? The celebration of 40 years of Psychiatric Times continues at the Real Psychiatry conference.
Joseph Volpicelli MD, PhD, reflects on 40 years of advancements in addiction treatment, from overcoming stigma to integrating evidence-based therapies like naltrexone.
The top 3 issues in treating bipolar disorder are...
We've upgraded our phones and computers... is it time to upgrade our psychiatric medications?
Carmen Kosicek, MSN, PMHNP-BC, is ready to teach nurse practitioners and advanced providers in a fun, innovative way at Real Psychiatry in Scottsdale, AZ.
Want to stay in the loop on the latest novel neuroplastogen for major depressive disorder, DLX-001? Check out this update.
"In my poem, says another, I can forget I am forgotten. Now I understand being misunderstood..."
A patient discusses their struggles coming to terms with a posttraumatic stress disorder (PTSD) diagnosis after multiple traumatic events, detailing their initial resistance to seeking help, the breakthrough moments in therapy that led to acceptance, and their ongoing journey of healing through various treatment approaches.
Chris Schenewerk, MD, shares how his battle with alcohol addiction transformed his understanding of addiction treatment.
While current antidepressants are associated with improved lives for patients, significant challenges arise. Do we need a new class of antidepressants to address these issues?
How can personalized care, addressing comorbidities, and focusing on gradual improvement help increase treatment success for alcohol use disorder?
What can we learn from nonverbal cues?
