How a new FDA approved device for difficult-to-treat depression engages the brain through the sensory nerves in part II of our interview with Linda Carpenter.

We interview Linda Carpenter, lead investigator on the new FDA approved device for difficult-to-treat depression.

You’ve just given a preliminary diagnosis of borderline personality disorder. Now what?

Marsha Linehan finds the core principles of DBT in a Buddhist monastery, challenges the psychoanalytic establishment, and returns to the hospital where her journey started.

Marsha Linehan makes it out of a long-term psychiatric hospital and vows to develop a better approach to suicidality, reinventing therapy for borderline personality disorder. 

In the latest issue of TCPR, we give a lot of real estate to ADHD.
And for good reason. It’s a diagnosis that’s everywhere—expanding across age groups, personality types, and practice settings.

Lithium’s reputation for harsh side effects keeps many patients away—but most are manageable with smart, evidence-based care.