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Involuntary treatment symposia at APA
Dr. Dinah Miller discusses two symposia on involuntary treatment that will be offered at the APA meeting in San Diego.
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Mentally ill? Go directly to jail
In the course of researching our book, “Committed: The Battle Over Involuntary Psychiatric Care,” I came to a few very important conclusions....
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Nurse Jackie and Patrick Kennedy
Dr. Dinah Miller says a fictional account of addiction is entertaining but unrealistic, and a real-life account is helping to break stereotypes....
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New book tackles complex issues involved in treating depression
Dr. Dinah Miller says “Still Down: What to do When Antidepressants Fail” describes situations she sees in her clinical practice.
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One psychiatrist’s take on election anxiety
Dr. Dinah Miller explores her own anxiety about the presidential election results and wonders what the surprise election of Donald Trump will mean...
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‘Committed’ is culmination of journey examining involuntary care
Dr. Dinah Miller discusses the research that went into producing the new book she wrote with Dr. Annette Hanson, “Committed: The Battle over...
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Widow of Robin Williams places his suicide in context
Where – and how – do we even begin to talk about suicide? In psychiatry, we understand it as a product of mental illness: an act borne of the...
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Guns are psychiatry’s domain, like it or not
Dr. Dinah Miller says the current debate over gun control has fallen into the realm of psychiatry.
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Peter Kramer returns to his role in defending antidepressants in ‘Ordinarily Well’
Dr. Peter Kramer returns to his role in defending antidepressants in his new book.
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An interview with film director Paul Dalio: Touched With Fire
Dr. Dinah Miller says a new film about two artists with bipolar disorder is the best depiction of the disorder she’s ever seen in the popular...
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My mental health hopes for 2016
Dr. Dinah Miller shares her reflections, predictions, and “Happy New Year” hopes.