Why do sexual assaults continue despite affirmative consent policies? This ethnographic research identifies seven social factors that complicate consent beyond "yes" or "no," including gender roles, alcohol use, peer pressure, and cultural dynamics. Essential reading for clinicians working with college-age patients.

Can omega-3 supplements help prevent psychosis? Read our research update on this randomized controlled trial of 290 children looking at the impact of high-dose omega-3 supplementation on schizotypal traits, and the potential benefits for preventing schizophrenia-spectrum disorders. 

New research reveals a compelling connection between early childhood fevers and ADHD risk. This population-based study of over 55,000 children found that both fever frequency and intensity in the first four years of life correlate with increased ADHD diagnosis rates later. What does this mean for clinicians? Read our research update.

Children with ADHD face constant criticism and develop poor self-esteem, increasing risks for depression and anxiety. This clinical update explores why self-esteem suffers and provides a comprehensive, multifaceted approach including social, psychological, and medical interventions to help build resilience and confidence.

What role should nutrition play in child mental health care? Dr. Drew Ramsey explains the research on Mediterranean diets and microbiome health for common mental health conditions, like depression and provides practical strategies for helping kids and families eat for better mental health. Learn how to integrate nutrition into comprehensive psychiatric care.