Harvard Review of Psychiatry

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The Harvard Review of Psychiatry is the authoritative source for scholarly reviews and perspectives on a diverse range of important topics in psychiatry.

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Harvard Review of Psychiatry @HarvardRevPsych Mar 3, 2025

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Assessing an individual’s suicide risk involves an understanding of both their reasons for living and dying ovid.com/jnls/hrpjourna…

www.ovid.com Revisiting Ambivalence: Integrating Reasons for... : Harvard Review of Psychiatry Assessing and treating an individual’s suicide risk involves understanding both their reasons for dying and their reasons for living. While there is...

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This narrative review highlights the potential benefits and risks of seclusion and restraints used in acute psychiatry settings ovid.com/jnls/hrpjourna…

www.ovid.com Seclusion and Restraint in Emergency Settings: A... : Harvard Review of Psychiatry Learning Objectives:• Differentiate among seclusion, physical restraints, mechanical restraints, physical holds, and chemical restraints used in...

Harvard Review of Psychiatry @HarvardRevPsych Nov 3

This meta-analysis suggests MDMA may improve PTSD and functional disability @LukeJohnsonLab ovid.com/jnls/hrpjourna…

www.ovid.com MDMA-Assisted Therapy May Decrease PTSD Symptoms,... : Harvard Review of Psychiatry There is a need for new effective treatment options for posttraumatic stress disorder (PTSD), as many people with PTSD do not fully recover despite...

Harvard Review of Psychiatry @HarvardRevPsych Oct 30

This case report of repetitive transcranial magnetic stimulation (rTMS) trialed for suspected delusional disorder is followed by an overview of interdisciplinary treatments for psychosis and a discussion of the neural circuits involved in select delusions. ovid.com/jnls/hrpjourna…

www.ovid.com Use of Repetitive Transcranial Magnetic... : Harvard Review of Psychiatry We present a case of repetitive transcranial magnetic stimulation (rTMS) use to treat a 38-year-old male with initial diagnostic uncertainty between...