Research Articles
Rewiring the Mind: How a New Wave of Psychiatrists is Bridging the Brain-Behavior Gap
Explore how the Neurosciences-in-Psychiatry Curriculum Project is transforming psychiatric education by integrating cutting-edge neuroscience into clinical practice.
The Mind's Digital Mirror: How Brain Scans and Smartphones Are Revolutionizing Mental Health
Explore how MRI technology and digital phenotyping are transforming mental health research through advanced brain imaging and smartphone data analysis.
Bioethics and Psychiatry: Navigating the Moral Labyrinth of the Mind
Exploring the intersection of bioethics and psychiatry, covering historical foundations, contemporary challenges, AI applications, and future ethical dilemmas in mental healthcare.
Beyond the Therapy Wars: The New Science of Healing Minds
Explore how psychotherapy is evolving beyond traditional schools into an integrative, evidence-based science focused on what actually works for mental health.
The Hidden Toll: The Mental Health Impact of COVID-19 Quarantine
A study examining depression and coping mechanisms among COVID-19 patients during mandatory in-hospital quarantine in Jordan.
Editorial Perspective: Defining Neurofeedback and Its Functional Processes
Explore how neurofeedback is revolutionizing mental health through brain training techniques based on neuroplasticity and operant conditioning.
Directions of Development in Scientific and Practical Psychiatry: Divergences and Interconnections
Exploring the relationship between scientific research and clinical practice in psychiatry, focusing on historical context, key concepts, and future directions.
Food for Thought: How Your Diet Rewires Your Brain – The Revolutionary Science of Felice Jacka
Explore how Professor Felice Jacka's research reveals the powerful connection between diet quality and mental health through the gut-brain axis.
The Gut-Brain Revolution: How Your Plate Shapes Your Mind
Cutting-edge science of nutritional psychiatry revealing how diet directly influences mental health through the gut-brain axis.