Translating the most clinically relevant advances in psychiatry into evidence-based, peer-reviewed, expert-informed insights that support excellence in clinical practice, professional growth, and patient care.
Psychedelics in Psychiatry: How We Reached a Milestone Moment and the Questions Still Ahead
The clinical milestones that carried psychedelics from the scientific margins to the threshold of regulatory approval — and the questions approval will not resolve.
7 Habits of an Effective Anxiety Disorder Treating Clinician: Lessons Learned from 40 Years of Practice
A seven-habit, patient-centered framework for the management of anxiety disorders, distilled from four decades of psychiatric practice.
Building Your Private Practice Technology Stack
A phase-based roadmap for choosing the technology a private psychiatric practice may need to reduce wasted spend, minimize workflow disruption, and protect against compliance risk.
Nonlinear Recovery in Polysubstance Use Disorder: A Longitudinal Case Report
The longitudinal course of a patient treated for polysubstance use disorder for over 14 years illustrates a challenge in addiction medicine: treatment needs and recovery frequently unfold in non-linear ways.
NP Institute Abstracts Highlight Implementation, Unmet Need, and Emerging Translational Science
Clinical insights on selected abstracts from NP Institute on measurement-based care, valbenazine safety, AMPA receptor modulation, and patient-derived neurons.
Building a Successful Career in Psychiatric Nursing
A deeper dive from faculty on this high-impact session at Psych Congress NP Institute expands upon their lessons from the front lines on standards of care, imposter syndrome, and the relationships that sustain a career.
Reimagining the Life and Legacy of Hannah Elizabeth Bigelow
Celebrating the role artistic expression plays in sustaining, shaping, and deepening the practice of psychiatry: A psychiatrist’s paintings reimagine the life of a 19th-century woman physician whose vision built a hospital she never saw.
Three practicing clinicians guide the journal’s editorial direction and drive a simple but important belief: excellent psychiatric care is informed not only by scientific evidence, but also by experience, collaboration, curiosity, creativity, and a shared commitment to improving the lives of patients.
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