
Mental Health at College: What to Know
Dr. Lindsey Mortenson, chief mental health officer at the University of Michigan, was interviewed for this article in USNWR
Dr. Lindsey Mortenson, chief mental health officer at the University of Michigan, was interviewed for this article in USNWR
Dr. Kara Zivin discusses new research from Perinatal Mental Health Services and Policy Program ’s collaborator Dr. Lindsay Admon with Science News
Seasons 1, 2, 3, and 4 are now available, CME credits can be earned
$6.2M state grant helped create adolescent partial hospitalization program for depression and anxiety at new Ypsilanti Health Center
Interested in the Addiction Care Field? We Need You! Michigan Innovations in Addiction Care through Research & Education (MI-ACRE)
Transforming Access to Addiction Care: Michigan Innovations in Addiction Care through Research & Education (MI-ACRE)
Five myths and facts about bipolar disorder from Heinz C. Prechter Bipolar Research Program team member, Christine Ribbens Grimm, M.S.N.
For half a century, Michigan Medicine researchers have been working to understand why we feel the way we feel. Their findings have offered hope to patients with mental health conditions from anxiety and depression to addiction and bipolar disorder.
Reimagining Addiction Care: Michigan Innovations in Addiction Care through Research & Education (MI-ACRE)
Study suggests different combinations of personality traits may reduce or increase risk of depression and life difficulties, suggesting a way to identify patients who need more help
An alcoholic drink may help you fall asleep quickly, but sleep specialists say it will come back to haunt you overnight. CNN’s Randi Kaye got all hooked up at University of Michigan’s sleep lab to see what happens after a martini or two.
Updated estimate of rates of parental substance use disorder and simultaneous mental health conditions points to need for more treatment
Dr. Allison Lin is quoted in this Good Morning America story.
As May marks Mental Health Awareness Month, the Cozad family’s support of Healing Reads is making a difference for patients and families.
With suicidal thoughts and behaviors on the rise among youth, experts provide suicide prevention tips to parents and caregivers of children experiencing a mental health crisis
Dr. Kara Zivin was interviewed for NPR’s Here & Now radio program.
Here’s what experts say about snooze buttons, sunlight and sleeping in. Dr. Helen Burgess is quoted in this New York Times article.
Recent studies by IHPI experts, many of whom are Psychiatry faculty, offer new insights into factors contributing to suicide risk among veterans and opportunities to strengthen suicide prevention programs
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