Videos

Scott Zeller, MD, previews his article in the January issue of Psychiatric Times, where he talks about emergency psychiatry and the tremendous growth it has seen over the past decade.

"The ultimate tragedy is not the oppression and cruelty by the bad people but the silence over that by the good people..."

Barry Shore, the Ambassador of Joy, shares the 3 fundamentals of a powerful, positive mindset that apply to everyone.

Tony Thrasher, DO, DFAPA, previews his article for the January issue on the art of the psychiatric interview.

Creating a schedule and keeping it can be a huge help to patients with anxiety or depression.

Michael F. Myers, MD, talks about his experiences treating medical professionals during the COVID-19 outbreak.

Patients with amputated or lost limbs may experience phantom limb pain, and one doctor explains how the brain still connects to a body part that is no longer there.

"O Southland, sorrow home, melody beating in my bone and blood!"

Ashley VanDercar, MD, JD, discusses the use of podcasts as a teaching tool, and how they can help bypass the “curse of knowledge.”

One doctor offers his experience and advice on working locum tenens.

Difficult New Year's resolutions have a poor success rate. Why not, instead, take a different approach?

2020 was a difficult year, and to move forward, mourning losses is necessary.

Social distancing and quarantine have been absolutely necessary, but what effect have they had on seniors?

Michael F. Myers, MD, discusses couples therapy, a theme from his new memoir, Becoming a Doctors’ Doctor.

Toxic family members who belittle mental illnesses can fracture a family.

How can you help patients keep their resolutions?

How did DSM begin and how did the most recent DSM get to its current state?

Happiness comes in all shapes and sizes, but what does it look like around the world?

Listen to learn more about the 2 late-stage psychiatric compounds discussed at the virtual ACNP meeting.

Michael F. Myers, MD, discusses depression among physicians, a theme from his new memoir, Becoming a Doctors’ Doctor.

Solitude is not the same as isolation. Is a patient isolating themselves and what can be done to help?

An innovative program sends mental health first responders out onto the streets.

"Keep things as simple as possible, but no simpler..."

Santa is typically portrayed as a white man, but why? Dr Moffic discusses black Santas and racism this holiday season.

Hear details from the phase II trial of xanomeline-trospium and how it assists in the treatment of acute schizophrenia.

By separating patients from their thoughts, meditation can reduce stress and anxiety.

Daily routine and structure will decrease a patient's stress and give them a sense of accomplishment.

Tips for helping patients preserve their sobriety through the holiday season

How has treatment for patients with schizophrenia evolved?

Let poetry transport you on a vacation, since COVID-19 prevented summer travel.