psychiatrist
Coverage of psychiatrist in the Nexus archive.
- Quitting Antidepressants: From Withdrawal to Tapering One Step at a Time
A new federal initiative has brought attention to the complexities of stopping antidepressant use among Americans. Psychiatrist Jonathan Slater highlighted that safely tapering off these medications requires individualized, monitored care due to a lack of guidelines. The article notes that British author Madeline Dyer successfully used an antidepressant for mental health issues but reported it impacted her genre choice.
- WATCH: Student pilot forced to land plane alone after instructor jumps to his death midair
A student pilot was forced to land a plane alone after the instructor jumped to his death midair. The instructor's family stated he had seen a psychiatrist last week.
- Pilot instructor who jumped to his death during a lesson - leaving student to land the plane - had been seeing a psychiatrist but not told his colleagues
A pilot instructor died by suicide during a lesson, leaving his student to land the plane. He had been receiving psychiatric care but did not inform his colleagues about it.
- [US] Update to my mom being scammed
The author's mother was scammed by someone claiming to be Chris Brown, leading to domestic violence charges and her imprisonment. She has since been released on bail paid by a friend but has ghosted them, showing signs of mental illness. The author believes she has Narcissistic Personality Disorder and has cut contact, advising others to protect their peace in similar situations.
- Social disruption, family stress, digital distraction affect students’ concentration, says psychiatrist
A psychiatrist highlights that social disruption, family stress, and digital distraction negatively impact students' concentration.
- Psychiatrist Robert Coles, Pulitzer Prize-winning author who championed needs of children, dies
Robert Coles, a Harvard University psychiatrist and author, has died. He was a Pulitzer Prize-winning author who championed the needs of children.
- Top psychiatrist reveals how reciting a 2,000-year-old biblical prayer rewires your brain
A top psychiatrist claims that reciting a 2,000-year-old biblical prayer can rewire the brain, suggesting potential neurological benefits from ancient religious practices. The article explores the intersection of neuroscience and spirituality through the lens of prayer's effects on brain function.
- Pelosi says Trump’s pope outburst, Jesus post worthy ‘of a diagnosis’
House Speaker Emerita Nancy Pelosi criticized President Trump's comments about Pope Leo XIV, calling his remarks 'worthy of a diagnosis.' Pelosi made the comment during an event at George Washington University, referencing Trump's clash with the pontiff over the war in Iran.
- Psychiatrist, 67, faces road ban if he speeds at 22mph again after breaking 'unjust and unnecessary' limit
A 67-year-old psychiatrist faces a road ban if he exceeds the speed limit of 22mph again, as the limit is deemed 'unjust and unnecessary' by the individual. The incident highlights a conflict between personal beliefs and legal traffic regulations.