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Neuroscience
Neuroscience provides the foundation for understanding the biological etiology and pathophysiology of psychiatric disorders. In this section, health care professionals that support wellness strategies and treat individuals with mental illnesses will find resources that explore the neurobiological and genetic principles associated with disease states and treatment approaches.
Inflammation & Neurological Sequelae (Part 2 of 3-Part Viruses, Vaccines & Inflammation: Neurological Perspectives Series)
On-Demand Webinar September 8, 2020Viruses have represented a significant threat for many years and have received increased focus as we navigate the COVID-19 pandemic. In part 2 of the Viruses, Vaccines & Inflammation: Neurological… Read MoreComorbid Relationship Effects On Psychosocial Functioning In Bipolar Disorder
Article August 3, 2020Impairments in psychosocial functioning are demonstrated in 30%–60% of adults with bipolar disorder. The majority of studies investigating the effect of comorbid mental health disorders and age at onset outcomes… Read MoreStigma In Borderline Personality Disorder & Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder Compared With Bipolar Disorder
Article June 17, 2020Internalized stigma is a significant problem for many with mental illness. It wears at self-esteem, tears at self-confidence. It is barrier to seeking treatment, it hinders treatment adherence, and it… Read MoreHormones & Depression: What We Know & What Is On The Horizon
Video May 25, 2020It is an exciting time for the field of psychiatry and general neuroscience. In the past few decades, there has been an increased understanding of the varied pathological processes leading… Read MoreStigma In Borderline Personality Disorder & Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder Compared With Bipolar Disorder
Article May 11, 2020Internalized stigma is a significant problem for many with mental illness. It wears at self-esteem, tears at self-confidence. It is barrier to seeking treatment, it hinders treatment adherence, and it… Read MoreUse Of Telemedicine & Technology In The Treatment Of Mental Health During The COVID-19 Crisis
On-Demand Webinar April 29, 2020The COVID-19 crisis has increased the use of telemedicine to adapt to new social distancing guidelines. Transitioning to digital health care may be stifled by state telemedicine regulations, HIPAA, and… Read MoreCannabis: Potential Risks & Benefits In Mental Health
On-Demand Webinar April 20, 2020How might the use of marijuana or its components affect behavioral or physical health? During this webinar, Joseph McEvoy, MD, and Heather Davidson, PhD, discuss with Nichole Neugebauer, PhD, the… Read MorePsychoneuroimmunology: Mood Disorders Part 2 In PNI Series
Video March 23, 2020Drs. Rachel Self, Carolyn Tyler, and Heather Davidson provide an understanding of the immune system and neuroinflammation and their impact on mood disorders. Topics covered in part two of this… Read MorePsychoneuroimmunology: Immune System & Neuroinflammation Basics Part 1 In PNI Series
Video March 16, 2020In a three-part series for PsychU, Drs. Rachel Self, Carolyn Tyler and Heather Davidson discuss the immune system and neuroinflammation. Part one will discuss inflammatory response in the brain, potential… Read MoreStay Connected: