Psychiatric Times Podcast Series

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Psychiatric Times Podcast Series episodes:

12.12.2012
Last Concert of the Summer
Richard Berlin, MD, reads one of his works published in Psychiatric Times.
12.06.2012
Playing in the Band
Richard Berlin, MD, reads one of his works published in Psychiatric Times.
11.15.2012
Overcoming Challenges Associated With TBI, Intellectual Disability, and Developmental Disability
An expert discusses TBI, intellectual disability, and developmental disability.
11.08.2012
Comorbid Schizophrenia and Substance Use
An expert discusses comorbid schizophrenia and substance use.
11.05.2012
How JFK Killed My Father
Richard Berlin, MD, reads one of his works published in Psychiatric Times.
11.02.2012
Implementing Effective Insomnia Management
What is normal sleep and what are the primary factors that regulate sleep?
11.01.2012
Advances in the Treatment of Eating Disorders
Anorexia nervosa, bulimia nervosa—or a combination of the two—share body image distortions and are associated with a great deal of other comorbid symptoms. Here to discuss is Here to discuss is Dr Walter Kaye.
10.26.2012
Preventing the Onset of Cognitive Decline
By the year 2050, it is estimated that the number of people with Alzheimer disease and other forms of dementia will explode. Here to discuss is Dr Anton P. Porsteinsson.
10.23.2012
Criteria for Social Security Psychiatric Disability
In this podcast, Dr Stuart Gitlow describes criteria for Social Security psychiatric disability.
10.19.2012
Tools
Psychiatrist and Poetry of the Times columnist, Richard Berlin, MD.
10.12.2012
The Cellist
One of the special aspects of practicing in a small community is seeing patients living their lives outside the office.
09.27.2012
A Headlong Act of Love
No one saw, the curtains were drawn, when he kissed her. She was dead, but he sang her a song.
09.20.2012
Lay Down Sally
In the renal dialysis unit, this psychiatrist helped determine whether or not a patient was competent to opt out of treatment.
09.14.2012
Playing God in the Hospital
His pager calls, Code Blue.
09.12.2012
Social Media: An Opportunity for Psychiatrists
Here to discuss the use of social media in medicine is Dr Farris Timimi, Assistant Professor of Medicine at the Mayo Clinic and Medical Director of the Mayo Clinic Center for Social Media in Rochester, Minn.
09.07.2012
Hospital Food
We lower a plastic tray on his ribs, as if food can stop the dying.
08.29.2012
Anatomy Lab
The first step in the transition from layperson to doctor takes place in the anatomy lab.
08.22.2012
If You Ask Me My Name
Psychiatric Times columnist, Dr Richard Berlin, reads one of his published works
08.16.2012
New Alzheimer Guidelines Part 2: The Relevance of New Alzheimer Guidelines for Clinical Practice
Dr Christopher van Dyck continues his discussion of new criteria for Alzheimer disease, including the preclinical and mild cognitive impairment (MCI) phases. These incorporate biomarkers (eg, amyloid PET imaging and CSF proteomics) of the underlying pathophysiological processes.
08.03.2012
The Transgender Conundrum
How can clinicians promote an understanding of the transgender population in mental health? Here to discuss is Andrew Solomon, lecturer in psychiatry at Cornell and Special Advisor on LGBT affairs to the Yale Department of Psychiatry.
07.27.2012
Self-defeating Personality Disorder: Recognition and Treatment
Dr Nancy McWilliams discusses self-defeating personality disorder (formerly known as masochism or masochistic personality disorder) and offers tips on treating these patients.
07.17.2012
New Medication Strategies for Non-responsive Depressed Patients
Gerard Sancora, MD, discusses research on a novel class of drugs that directly targets the glutamatergic neurotransmitter system and produces rapid antidepressant effects in some patients.
07.11.2012
New Alzheimer Guidelines Part 1: What They Mean for Psychiatrists and Their Patients
Dr Christopher van Dyck discusses new criteria for Alzheimer disease, which formalize different stages and incorporate biomarkers of the underlying disease process.
06.12.2012
“Bath Salts” and “Herbal Incense”: Truly Not for Human Consumption
Bath salts and herbal incense have potentially serious adverse effects— including acute psychosis, delirium, violent behavior, seizures, and cardiovascular emergencies. Here to discuss is forensic psychiatrist Dr James Knoll.
06.04.2012
Why Premenstrual Dysphoric Disorder Doesn't Belong in the DSM-5
Premenstrual dysphoric disorder could soon become part of the DSM-5. Is this a good thing? Here to discuss is Nada Stotland, MD.
05.03.2012
Exploring Technologies in Psychiatry
Dr John Luo discusses an APA presentation on encryption, cloud computing, security, and social media.
05.03.2012
Brief Dynamic Therapy—5 Tenets to Maximize Effectiveness
Dr Mantosh Dewan discusses his APA presentation on tenets that can help you and your patient get the most benefit from brief dynamic therapy.
05.02.2012
Cognitive Behavior Therapy for Severe Mental Illness
Dr Michael Thase Dr Michael Thase touches on an APA presentation about newer applications of cognitive therapy for disorders such as schizophrenia and bipolar disorder.
04.30.2012
CPT Coding: When Meeting With a Parent of an Adolescent Patient
Dr Saundra Jain answers, "Which CPT billing codes should you use when working with adolescents if there's a need for a clinician to meet with parents separately?"
01.20.2012
Podcast: Current Trends in Patient Education
In this podcast, Ms Gareth Fenley and Dr Lisa Dixon, our Special Report chairs for patient education, provide a brief overview of articles that provide an opportunity for patients to help themselves.
01.06.2012
Appropriate Diagnosis of Mild Cognitive Impairment
In this podcast, Dr Helen Lavretsky summarizes the highlights of the following 3 studies that appear in a recent issue of the American Journal of Geriatric Psychiatry.
12.13.2011
Psychiatric Records: Careful of Those Empty Words
In this podcast, Dr Thomas Gutheil discusses a key challenge facing psychiatrists and offers tips that may help you manage your medical records to optimize patient care and to prevent liability.
10.27.2011
Tales from the New Asylum: The Valediction
Here, we present a recorded version of Dr James Knoll's Tales From the New Asylum: The Valediction. Dr Knoll describes the plight of an inmate, the institution, and the excavation process following the inmate's suicide.
10.21.2011
Recognizing Complicated Grief and How to Help Patients Through the Process
When does grief after the death of a loved one transition to complicated grief? In this podcast, Dr Katherine Shear discusses this important issue.
10.13.2011
BlogCast: Tales from the New Asylum—Shadow
Here’s why it is painful to see a man cry: he's not supposed to. Emotions are arresting when society tells us they should not be expressed.
10.11.2011
Pandora's Box and Integrative Treatment of Schizophrenia
Dr Ira Steinman discusses the concept behind an upcoming conference, "Beyond Pandora's Box: Exploring Integrative Approaches to Treating Psychosis."
09.29.2011
Tales from the New Asylum: Yesterday
James L. Knoll IV, MD's blog, Tales from the New Asylum--Yesterday--in spoken word. BlogCast narrated by Jules Leo; produced by Ryan Bova.
09.14.2011
Treating Prodromal Symptoms of Psychosis
Dr Hurford reviews some of the latest study findings on the pharmacological treatment of prodromal psychosis.
09.08.2011
Treating Patients with Trichotillomania and Other Related Behaviors
Body-focused repetitive disorders (BFRBs) occur in both adults and children and are often the cause of much suffering and persistent, long-term anxiety.
06.27.2011
The Practice of Nonsuicidal Self-injury in Adolescents—Part 3
Brian Smith, MD, continues his discussion on the practice of nonsuicidal self-injury in adolescents. Cutting, burning, self-hitting or banging, scratching, interfering with wound healing—these practices of self-injury may be on the rise.
05.24.2011
The practice of Nonsuicidal Self-injury in Adolescents—Part 2
In Part 2 of this podcast series, Dr Smith continues his discussion of the practice of nonsuicidal self-injury in adolescents.
05.12.2011
The practice of nonsuicidal self-injury in adolescents—Part 1
Listen to Dr Smith discuss why the practice of nonsuicidal self-injury in adolescents—cutting, burning, self-hitting or banging, scratching, interfering with wound healing—may be increasing.
03.30.2011
Assessing the Risk of Violence: Ask the Professor
In the second in his series of podcasts, Dr Phillip Resnick answers questions psychiatrists often ask about assessing the risk of violence.
03.03.2011
Top Paper: Is There Empirical Evidence That Supports the Efficacy of Psychodynamic Psychotherapy?
Listen to Dr Michael Blumenfield, president elect of the American Academy of Psychoanalysis and Psychodynamic Psychiatry, discuss an article that he has nominated as his choice for Top Paper of the Year.
02.10.2011
Special Report Chair Discusses Suicide
Dr Eric D. Caine is chair of our 2-part Special Report on suicide. Dr Caine is the John Romano Professor and chair in the department of psychiatry at the University of Rochester, Medical Center. In this podcast, Dr Caine discusses...
01.28.2011
Top Paper of the Year: 45,000 Psychiatrists, Anyone?
Listen to Dr Weissman discuss why he thinks Dr Daniel Carlat's Psychiatric Times article is important to psychiatrists—and hear him challenge the premise that we really do need 45,000 more psychiatrists.
01.11.2011
What’s New in the Treatment of Osteoporosis?
L That’s the question we put to Dr. Kenneth Saag, who is Jane Knight Lowe Professor of Medicine in the Division of Clinical Immunology and Rheumatology at the University of Alabama at Birmingham. In the next few minutes, Dr Saag,...
01.06.2011
Top Paper of the Year: Integrative Management of ADHD
Listen to Dr Balon discuss why he thinks Dr James Lake's Psychiatric Times article is important to psychiatrists—and hear him summarize the teaching points he thinks could affect the way patients with ADHD are treated.
12.10.2010
Second Generation Antipsychotics and Schizophrenia
Dr David Osser has chosen as one of the Top Papers of the Year a meta-analysis by Chung and Chua on second generation antipsychotics and the effects of these agents on patients with schizophrenia.
10.08.2010
What’s the Connection Between Cholesterol and Mental Health?
It has long been known that total cholesterol levels are consistently lower in severely depressed patients. Since the 1980s, when national attention began to focus on reducing the risk of cardiovascular disease with statins, there have been growing concerns that...

What's Psychiatric Times Podcast Series about?

Download our free app to listen on your phone

Psychiatric Times Podcast Series episodes:

Last Concert of the Summer

Playing in the Band

Overcoming Challenges Associated With TBI, Intellectual Disability, and Developmental Disability

Comorbid Schizophrenia and Substance Use

How JFK Killed My Father

Implementing Effective Insomnia Management

Advances in the Treatment of Eating Disorders

Preventing the Onset of Cognitive Decline

Criteria for Social Security Psychiatric Disability

Tools

The Cellist

A Headlong Act of Love

Lay Down Sally

Playing God in the Hospital

Social Media: An Opportunity for Psychiatrists

Hospital Food

Anatomy Lab

If You Ask Me My Name

New Alzheimer Guidelines Part 2: The Relevance of New Alzheimer Guidelines for Clinical Practice

The Transgender Conundrum

Self-defeating Personality Disorder: Recognition and Treatment

New Medication Strategies for Non-responsive Depressed Patients

New Alzheimer Guidelines Part 1: What They Mean for Psychiatrists and Their Patients

“Bath Salts” and “Herbal Incense”: Truly Not for Human Consumption

Why Premenstrual Dysphoric Disorder Doesn't Belong in the DSM-5

Exploring Technologies in Psychiatry

Brief Dynamic Therapy—5 Tenets to Maximize Effectiveness

Cognitive Behavior Therapy for Severe Mental Illness

CPT Coding: When Meeting With a Parent of an Adolescent Patient

Podcast: Current Trends in Patient Education

Appropriate Diagnosis of Mild Cognitive Impairment

Psychiatric Records: Careful of Those Empty Words

Tales from the New Asylum: The Valediction

Recognizing Complicated Grief and How to Help Patients Through the Process

BlogCast: Tales from the New Asylum—Shadow

Pandora's Box and Integrative Treatment of Schizophrenia

Tales from the New Asylum: Yesterday

Treating Prodromal Symptoms of Psychosis

Treating Patients with Trichotillomania and Other Related Behaviors

The Practice of Nonsuicidal Self-injury in Adolescents—Part 3

The practice of Nonsuicidal Self-injury in Adolescents—Part 2

The practice of nonsuicidal self-injury in adolescents—Part 1

Assessing the Risk of Violence: Ask the Professor

Top Paper: Is There Empirical Evidence That Supports the Efficacy of Psychodynamic Psychotherapy?

Special Report Chair Discusses Suicide

Top Paper of the Year: 45,000 Psychiatrists, Anyone?

What’s New in the Treatment of Osteoporosis?

Top Paper of the Year: Integrative Management of ADHD

Second Generation Antipsychotics and Schizophrenia

What’s the Connection Between Cholesterol and Mental Health?