A recent study by researchers at Stanford, UCLA, and the Applied Science and Performance Institute examined month-long “immersive psychosocial” treatments for depression. Randomly assigned participants attended a six-day immersive psychosocial program,...
A recent study published in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences reported that married heterosexual couples with higher “neural synchronicity” had more marital satisfaction. Married heterosexual couples underwent fMRI after being shown movie...
The symptoms of borderline personality disorder, also known as BPD, include rapidly changing moods, persistent feeling of emptiness, an unstable sense of self, and self-destructive and impulsive behavior. Patients with borderline personality disorder often find...
Anxiety during pregnancy has been associated with adverse birth outcomes such as lower birth weight, preterm births, and admissions to the neonatal ICU. In a recent study published in Health Psychology, researchers were able to shed light on perinatal anxiety and its...
About The Event On October 18th, the Psych Media Discussion Group covered Fair Play by Eve Rodsky. Our expert discussant, Brittany Booth, MD of CalPsychiatry facilitated our conversation. During this discussion, Dr. Brittany Booth offered insight she gained from the...
The National Institute of Health Services estimated in 2021 that 20% of the US population suffers from chronic pain. For these patients who live with chronic pain, their treatment plans often involve multiple medications, physical therapy, rehabilitation, and...
