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Coronavirus Updates from Columbia Psychiatry
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MARIE CLAIREDr. Jeffrey Cohen says that the impact of the pandemic on queer people depends on who surrounds them—both physically and virtually.
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Even with all the difficulties 2020 has presented us with, there is still much to be thankful for this Thanksgiving.
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The Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration has awarded $32 million to the American Academy of Addiction Psychiatry to address opioid use disorders and stimulant use disorders.
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StatSeptember 18, 2020“I think intuitively all the people in this field know that the future of mental health is going to involve digital health care in some way, shape, or form,” said Dr. Ravi Shah.
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JAMA PsychiatrySeptember 16, 2020The private sector is aggressively pursuing mental health and wellness as an investment opportunity, write Dr. Ravi Shah and Dr. Obianuju Berry.
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ViceSeptember 14, 2020"Some trans, non-binary and gender non-conforming young people have been able to explore and better understand themselves and their identities during lockdown," Dr. Jeffrey Cohen explains.
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New York TimesSeptember 10, 2020"At a certain point, if everyone sports masks, they can become a new norm, but getting to this point takes time," writes Dr. Robert Klitzman.
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- September 8, 2020
Columbia Psychiatry researchers have been working on solutions to remedy increased anxiety, depression, and even suicide as a direct result of the economic downturn.
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Psychology TodaySeptember 3, 2020"Today, there isn’t anyone who can honestly say, “Everything’s great! No problems at all!” in response to the “What’s up?” query," write Dr. Deborah Cabaniss.
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- September 1, 2020
For the past few months, therapists have been acclimating to the “new normal” of meeting with their patients virtually.
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WITF NewsSeptember 1, 2020"Why are police in this situation to begin with? That's not what they're trained for, and we see a lot of bad things happen as a result," said Dr. Jeffrey Lieberman.
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New York TimesAugust 31, 2020“Kids are seeing loss in many different ways,” Dr. Elena Lister said. “They’re surrounded by it — in the news, their parents are talking about it — it’s so unlike regular life."
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Columbia TribuneAugust 22, 2020Excited delirium has no standard definition. The commonly cited characteristics include superhuman strength, imperviousness to pain and wild, uncontrollable behavior, said Dr. Paul S. Appelbaum.
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