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Mixicity In Depression: What Is It? & Why Is It Important For My Practice?

Mixicity In Depression: What Is It? & Why Is It Important For My Practice?

Downloadable Resource November 17, 2020
In this presentation, the objectives are to: Review the history of mixed states in depression, focusing on conceptualization, phenomenology, and diagnostic considerations Highlight the clinical relevance of correctly identifying/defining mixed states across depression Discuss the impact of mixicity on the course of illness and treatment outcome Request this program for…
Perspectives On International Guidelines for Depression: Follow-Up Question & Answer Discussion With Dr. Sagar Parikh

Perspectives On International Guidelines for Depression: Follow-Up Question & Answer Discussion With Dr. Sagar Parikh

Interview May 11, 2021
In April, PsychU brought you our first global panel event focusing on perspectives surrounding international depression guidelines.  As a follow-up to this dialogue, Dr. Sagar Parikh shares insights on the Canadian Network for Mood and Anxiety Treatments (CANMAT) guideline as well as his thoughts on cost considerations, prioritizing the patients,…

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Mental Health Awareness Month 2021 Toolkit

Downloadable Resource May 7, 2021
Mental Health America (MHA) started Mental Health Month in 1949 to communicate the importance of mental health to overall health. MHA insights about the factors that lead to mental health for… Read More

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News & Recent Discoveries April 26, 2021
Decreases in exercise are closely linked with higher rates of depression during coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19). From March to July 2020, the average steps of study participants declined from 10,000… Read More

Depression

Resource April 15, 2021
When you’ve decided to seek help for a possible mental health condition, knowing what resources are available and where to start can be tricky. This webpage, developed by Mental Health… Read More

Depression

On-Demand Webinar April 8, 2021
This webinar archive is a discussion on neuropsychiatric symptoms in Alzheimer’s disease, with a focus on agitation. Drs. Jeffrey Cummings, George Grossberg, and Bryan Archuleta will review the definition of… Read More

The Current State Of Women’s Mental Health

Interview March 8, 2021
During this discussion, our panelists engage in a dialog reflecting on the research which underscores how women may be disproportionately affected by the current state as compared to men. They… Read More

Depression

Article Summary December 21, 2020
Accumulating knowledge about the genetic factors associated with psychiatric illnesses, such as major depressive disorder (MDD), is an important goal of mental health research. By acquiring a comprehensive understanding of… Read More
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