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Introduction to Special Issue: Recent Advances in Understanding and Treatment of Posttraumatic Stress and Trauma-Related Disorders

Video Author: Kerry J. Ressler, MD, PhD
Published on: 05.10.2018

A video introduction by Dr. Kerry J. Ressler, Guest Editor of the Special Issue: Recent Advances in Understanding and Treatment of Posttraumatic Stress and Trauma-Related Disorders. This Special Issue reviews the neurophysiology of PTSD and the neuroimaging findings associated with PTSD, examines how stress resilience may protect from and prevent PTSD following trauma exposure, and provides an updated review of empirically validated psychotherapeutic and pharmacological approaches to treating PTSD.

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Introduction to Special Issue: Recent Advances in Understanding and Treatment of Posttraumatic Stress and Trauma-Related Disorders
Creator: Kerry J. Ressler, MD, PhD
Duration: 5:04
A video introduction by Dr. Kerry J. Ressler, Guest Editor of the Special Issue: Recent Advances in Understanding and Treatment of Posttraumatic Stress and Trauma-Related Disorders. This Special Issue reviews the neurophysiology of PTSD and the neuroimaging findings associated with PTSD, examines how stress resilience may protect from and prevent PTSD following trauma exposure, and provides an updated review of empirically validated psychotherapeutic and pharmacological approaches to treating PTSD.
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Video Abstract: Living high and feeling low: altitude, suicide, and depression
Creator: Brent M. Kious, MD, PhD
Duration: 5:58
A video introduction by Dr. Brent Kious, lead author of a review article published in the March/April 2018 issue. In this brief video abstract, Dr. Kious discusses the epidemiological evidence that shows that increased altitude of residence is linked to increased risk of depression and suicide.
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Introduction to Special Issue: Psychiatry, Neuroscience, and the Law
Creator: Dr. Judith G. Edersheim and Rebecca W. Brendel
Duration: 3:13
A video introduction by co-editors of a special issue of the Harvard Review of Psychiatry: Psychiatry, Neuroscience, and the Law. The goal of this Special Issue is to educate and inform mental health researchers and clinicians about the increasing use of their work in judicial contexts, and to prepare them for the ethical and practical issues that will arise when their work enters the legal arena.
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Introduction to Special Issue: Emerging Technology and Telehealth in Psychiatric Care
Creator: Dr. Isabelle M. Rosso and Dr. Dawn E. Sugarman
Duration: 1:57
A video introduction by co-editors of a special issue of the Harvard Review of Psychiatry: Emerging Technology and Telehealth in Psychiatric Care. This special issues presents five articles by experts in the field that cover a range of technologies, including, virtual reality, internet-based treatments, telemental health, and smartphone applications. The articles discuss the application of these technologies to various psychiatric disorders.
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Video Abstract: Pharmacological treatment for ADHD in addicted patients: What does the literature tell us?
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Duration: 5:16
A video abstract by Drs. Pieter-Jan Carpentier and Frances Levin, lead authors of a review article published in the March/April 2017 issue. ADHD is a risk factor for substance use disorders. Although pharmacotherapy is effective for childhood and adult ADHD, findings have been mixed in adolescent and adult ADHD patients with substance use disorders. In this brief video abstract, the authors discuss contributing factors and possible explanations, along with implications for future research and for clinical practice.
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Introduction: Postpartum Depression Screening, A Review for Psychiatrists
Creator: Dr. Erin Smith
Duration: 2:51
A video introduction by Dr. Erin Smith, lead author of a review article published in the May/June 2016 issue. Postpartum depression is among the most common complications of pregnancy. Detection of at-risk women via screening and treatment of depression are important areas of collaboration between psychiatrists and our colleagues in obstetrics, pediatrics, and family medicine. In this brief introduction, the article's structure and relevance to psychiatrists is discussed.
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Introduction to Special Issue: The New Natural History of Schizophrenia
Creator: Dr. Joshua L. Roffman
Duration: 2:36
A video introduction by Dr. Joshua L. Roffman, Deputy Editor of the Harvard Review of Psychiatry and Guest Editor of the Special Issue on The New Natural History of Schizophrenia. The Special Issue includes eight articles by global experts in the field, who present an evolving view of the epidemiology, neurophysiology, genetics, and treatment of schizophrenia.
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Introduction to Volume 23, Issue 5
Creator: James Ellison MD, Brent Forester MD
Duration: 2:41
A video introduction by the authors on the special issue of Harvard Review of Psychiatry. The special issue presents seven papers by noted experts, who discuss the policy changes, new diagnostic classifications, and latest research driving change in the mental health care of older adults.
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Introduction to Special Issue: Recent Advances in Understanding and Treatment of Posttraumatic Stress and Trauma-Related Disorders
Creator: Kerry J. Ressler, MD, PhD
Duration: 5:04
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A video introduction by Dr. Kerry J. Ressler, Guest Editor of the Special Issue: Recent Advances in Understanding and Treatment of Posttraumatic Stress and Trauma-Related Disorders. This Special Issue reviews the neurophysiology of PTSD and the neuroimaging findings associated with PTSD, examines how stress resilience may protect from and prevent PTSD following trauma exposure, and provides an updated review of empirically validated psychotherapeutic and pharmacological approaches to treating PTSD.
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Video Abstract: Living high and feeling low: altitude, suicide, and depression
Creator: Brent M. Kious, MD, PhD
Duration: 5:58
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A video introduction by Dr. Brent Kious, lead author of a review article published in the March/April 2018 issue. In this brief video abstract, Dr. Kious discusses the epidemiological evidence that shows that increased altitude of residence is linked to increased risk of depression and suicide.
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Introduction to Special Issue: Psychiatry, Neuroscience, and the Law
Creator: Dr. Judith G. Edersheim and Rebecca W. Brendel
Duration: 3:13
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A video introduction by co-editors of a special issue of the Harvard Review of Psychiatry: Psychiatry, Neuroscience, and the Law. The goal of this Special Issue is to educate and inform mental health researchers and clinicians about the increasing use of their work in judicial contexts, and to prepare them for the ethical and practical issues that will arise when their work enters the legal arena.
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Introduction: Postpartum Depression Screening, A Review for Psychiatrists
Creator: Dr. Erin Smith
Duration: 2:51
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A video introduction by Dr. Erin Smith, lead author of a review article published in the May/June 2016 issue. Postpartum depression is among the most common complications of pregnancy. Detection of at-risk women via screening and treatment of depression are important areas of collaboration between psychiatrists and our colleagues in obstetrics, pediatrics, and family medicine. In this brief introduction, the article's structure and relevance to psychiatrists is discussed.
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Introduction to Special Issue: The New Natural History of Schizophrenia
Creator: Dr. Joshua L. Roffman
Duration: 2:36
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A video introduction by Dr. Joshua L. Roffman, Deputy Editor of the Harvard Review of Psychiatry and Guest Editor of the Special Issue on The New Natural History of Schizophrenia. The Special Issue includes eight articles by global experts in the field, who present an evolving view of the epidemiology, neurophysiology, genetics, and treatment of schizophrenia.
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