Screening tools are a very effective way to screen for depression and potentially suicidality. But once a screening tool becomes positive, what's the next step?

A summary of some of the current research findings in psychiatric treatment relating to women's mental health.

What's your role when prescribing antidepressants to your young patients?

Which isomer mix should you choose, and which release mechanism is the best fit for your patient?

Learn about six mood disorders in DSM, how to diagnose hypomania and some screening tools that can help you with that in practice.

Learn how to prescribe SAMe and how to dose it effectively to achieve the desired result. 

Women who have postpartum depression can find reassurance in knowing there are four evidence-based treatments that are safe for them and their babies. 

Dr. Torous covers the world of mental apps, including privacy, evidence, engagement challenges, ease of use, and clinical utility.

Advances in ECT have made it safer, more comfortable, and with a better cognitive profile that allowed for its use other than just as a last resort.

Clinicians should understand how amphetamine and methylphenidate differ in respect to their: risks of psychosis, mania, and substance use, neurotoxic and neuroprotective properties, efficacy and tolerability, and use across the lifespan.