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Patient & Family Guide To The CANMAT & ISBD Guidelines On The Management Of Bipolar Disorder

Downloadable Resource April 13, 2020

This patient and family guide aims to translate the key principles of the Canadian Network for Mood and Anxiety Treatments (CANMAT) and the International Society for Bipolar Disorders (ISBD) clinical… Read More

Mental Health In The COVID-19 Era

Article March 30, 2020

The news about COVID-19 is relentless: an ever-escalating number of confirmed cases, portents of economic meltdown, ominous images of barren public spaces. Most people find it stressful to be surrounded… Read More

American Foundation Of Suicide Prevention

Interview March 30, 2020

The American Foundation of Suicide Prevention (AFSP) has been a supporting organization of PsychU since 2018. Dr. Jill Harkavy-Freidman sat down with PsychU to talk about how an individual can… Read More

World Bipolar Day 2020

Interview March 30, 2020

Dr. Terence Ketter discusses World Bipolar Day and its theme for 2020, stigma. World Bipolar Day emphasizes the international diversity of antibipolar efforts. Dr. Ketter explains how stigma behind psychopharmacological… Read More

World Bipolar Day 2020

Infographic March 25, 2020

Trends In Mental Health Treatment & Psychological Distress: How Related?

Article March 23, 2020

The opioid use crisis. Rising suicidality. Greater treatment by antidepressants and other psychotropic medications. An increased utilization of mental health care services. The signs point to a mental health crisis.… Read More

Ask The Peer Support Specialist: Self-Medication & Substance Abuse

Podcast March 23, 2020

In this interview, Dwayne Mayes sits down with PsychU to explain why individuals may engage in self-medication and substance abuse, based on his personal experience as a peer support specialist.… Read More

Caregiver Wellness & Self-Care

Podcast March 16, 2020

Renée Cavallaro, a licensed clinical social worker, explains wellness and self-care, as well as why both are important for caregivers. In addition to providing some examples of self-care, Renee gives… Read More

Absence of Major Depression & Substance Use Disorder More Likely After Recovery from Eating Disorder

Article March 3, 2020

Those with an eating disorder (ED) frequently have psychiatric comorbidities; estimates range between 56% and 98%. Such comorbidities contribute to longer periods of illness and poorer outcomes. Major depression and… Read More

Mobile Apps For Mental Healthcare: Potential Benefits & Guidelines

Downloadable Resource March 3, 2020

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