Psych Congress Journal bridges the gap between evidence and practice, bringing clinical science, expert perspectives, and thoughtful discussion to clinicians committed to improving patient care.
Introducing the inaugural issueA seven-habit framework for identifying and treating anxiety disorders, distilled from four decades of psychiatric practice.
A phase-based roadmap for choosing the systems a private psychiatric practice runs on — without wasted spend or workflow disruption.
Fourteen years of treatment through stability, relapse, and reengagement — and what nonlinear recovery asks of clinicians.
Selected abstracts on measurement-based care, valbenazine safety, AMPA receptor modulation, and patient-derived neurons.
Lessons from the front lines on standards of care, imposter syndrome, and the relationships that sustain a career.
A psychiatrist's paintings reimagine the life of a 19th-century woman physician whose vision built a hospital she never saw.
Three practicing clinicians — a psychiatrist, a psychiatric physician associate, and a psychiatric nurse practitioner — guide the journal's editorial direction, review submissions, and shape each issue around the questions colleagues bring back from practice.