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.

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.

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.

When does grief after the death of a loved one transition to complicated grief? In this podcast, Dr Katherine Shear discusses this important issue.

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.

Dr Ira Steinman discusses the concept behind an upcoming conference, "Beyond Pandora's Box: Exploring Integrative Approaches to Treating Psychosis."

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.

Dr Hurford reviews some of the latest study findings on the pharmacological treatment of prodromal psychosis.

Body-focused repetitive disorders (BFRBs) occur in both adults and children and are often the cause of much suffering and persistent, long-term anxiety.

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.