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Subscribe to this Blog- Much ado about a modest and misrepresented study of CBT for schizophrenia: Part 2 March 11, 2014We all hope that an alternative can be found to treating persons with schizophrenia with only modestly effective antipsychotic medication that has serious side effects. Persons with schizophrenia and their families deserve an alternative. That is why reports of this …The post Much ado about a modest and misrepresented study of CBT for schizophrenia: Part 2 a […]James Coyne PhD
- The Ten Commandments of Good Psychiatry: Perspectives of a Fundamentalist Psychiatrist March 5, 2014Last month I was invited to give a lecture at an annual conference for Physician Assistants. The title of my talk was, “Treating Depression in Primary Care.” Physician Assistants typically work in a primary care setting, which is where many…The post The Ten Commandments of Good Psychiatry: Perspectives of a Fundamentalist Psychiatrist appeared first on Mind […]Shaili Jain, MD
- Much ado about very little: Lancet study of cognitive therapy for persons with unmedicated schizophrenia February 25, 2014Once again I interrupt my planned sequence of blog posts to cover a controversial study. I had intended to continue a discussion of claims about long-term psychodynamic psychotherapy being superior to shorter forms of therapy. Among other things, I would …The post Much ado about very little: Lancet study of cognitive therapy for persons with unmedicated sch […]James Coyne PhD
- Mental Health Commitment Laws: Making the Case for U.S. Civil Commitment Reform February 20, 2014Earlier this month, I posted a blog titled, Understanding Lack of Access to Mental Healthcare in the US: 3 Lessons from the Gus Deeds Story. In that post, I highlighted how current mental health commitment laws were one of …The post Mental Health Commitment Laws: Making the Case for U.S. Civil Commitment Reform appeared first on Mind the Brain.Shaili Jain, MD
- 4 Reasons Why Having a Valentine is Good for Your Mental Health February 14, 2014It’s that time of year again. Our screens bombard us with images of bouquets of red roses, strawberries dipped in chocolate and French perfumes. Overnight, stores and shop fronts are filled with pink and red window displays heralding the …The post 4 Reasons Why Having a Valentine is Good for Your Mental Health appeared first on Mind the Brain.Shaili Jain, MD
- Much ado about a modest and misrepresented study of CBT for schizophrenia: Part 2 March 11, 2014