We no longer recommend medications as first-line treatment. Here are the current pharmacotherapy approaches for the treatment of insomnia. Here are the indications for the use of benzodiazepines, non-benzodiazepines, and sedating antidepressants, and we're going to understand the mechanism of action and how to use the newest medications, orexin antagonists.

Despite limitations in current depression and PTSD treatments, there is a renewed interest in the therapeutic potential of these medications, which we'll explore in this webinar.

Learn to mitigate aggression in psychiatric practice in this webinar. You will gain expertise in understanding, treating, and preventing challenging behaviors in children and adults.

Discover how primary care providers can effectively treat depression with the help of guidelines and algorithms, and learn when to refer patients to a psychiatrist in this informative webinar.

What are the risks associated with pharmacologic treatments of bipolar disorder in pregnancy? This webinar will arm clinicians with the knowledge to prescribe (or not to prescribe) during pregnancy.

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?