A study co-authored by Dr. Lora Cope showed that among male inmates in two different studies, specific aspects of psychopathy may be protective against substance misuse.
Professor of Psychiatry Mohammad Ghaziuddin recently returned from Uzbekistan after receiving a Fulbright grant to partner on child mental health issues there.
How families can help prevent teen substance use disorder
Dr. Adrienne Lapidos' work is covered in this Blue Cross Blue Shield of Michigan 'Blues Perspectives' article
Dr. Michelle Riba is quoted in this USA Today article.
Dr. Deirdre Conroy is quoted in this Channel 4 article.
From depression and anxiety to PTSD, pre-pandemic decade saw increased diagnosis and treatment during perinatal period in those with private insurance
Dr. Emily Bilek is senior author on a new paper; Dr. Jim Abelson is a co-author
New study shows that telehealth was associated with better treatment outcomes for both new patients and those continuing treatment.
Webinar highlights the factors that lead to adolescent substance use, its effects on brain development, and advice for parents and caregivers.
Study of people in Medicare Advantage plans suggests need for efforts to support joint decision-making
PsyPost article about Dr. Hans Schroder's study
Introducing the newest cohort to train within the Department of Psychiatry
Sleep medicine experts say psychotherapy is the first line treatment for chronic insomnia
Drs. Laura Hirshbein and David Im published an article about the inpatient psychiatry environment in this month’s special issue of AMA Journal of Ethics.
Dr. Carrie Tamarelli and colleagues published a commentary in this month’s special issue of AMA Journal of Ethics.
Our podcast for health care providers returns with season 2; those who listen can receive CME credit or social work CEUs.
Dr. Amanda Maher is leading the U-M initiative, one of six sites in the U.S. and Canada focused on unearthing clues to the unique biological, genetic, and psychosocial factors contributing to SuperAgers’ resilient cognition.
The Department of Psychiatry offers several research opportunities. Some studies may offer compensation and/or treatment.
