
- Vol 37, Issue 8
- Volume 37
- Issue 8
The Glass Is Half Full
With everything going on in the world, this lesson has become abundantly clear—our attitudes will help us ride the ups and downs and the slings and arrows that present themselves and propel us to better times.
From the Chairman
It is hard to believe it is already August. Soon children will return to school, in 1 form or another; the days will grow shorter and colder, and the leaves will change color. To some it marks the end of summer, and to others it marks the beginning of the autumn holidays and cozier days. It depends on how you look at it.
Several of this month’s contributors share these sentiments, reminding us that both the half-full and half-empty views can serve as important wake-up calls. In our
Similarly, in the front cover article discussing racism, 7 psychiatrists come together to challenge the status quo. We can—and should—do better, they say. Not only do the authors identify areas that need to be addressed, but they provide measures to help us ensure we are indeed moving forward.
Also in this issue, leaders in psychiatry discuss the need to push the envelope to do more for patients. Jerald Kay, MD, and Joel Yager, MD, lament the
Although our editor in chief,
With everything going on in the world, this lesson has become abundantly clear—our attitudes will help us ride the ups and downs and the slings and arrows that present themselves and propel us to better times. And, we hope, this issue of Psychiatric Times® will provide you with the tools and knowledge to achieve successes for you and your patients. ❒
Mike Hennessy Sr
Chairman and Founder, MJH Life Sciences
Articles in this issue
over 4 years ago
Suicidal Ideation and Behaviors in Oncology Patientsabout 5 years ago
Looking to the Future and Improving Patient Careabout 5 years ago
Case-Based Clinical Approaches for Cliniciansabout 5 years ago
Finding Meaning in the Face of Sufferingabout 5 years ago
To Scan or Not to Scan: Brain Imaging in First-Episode Psychosisabout 5 years ago
Cytochrome P450: You've Come a Long Wayabout 5 years ago
A Challenging Psychotherapeutic Journeyabout 5 years ago
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