Psychiatry Department Newsletter

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UT Southwestern's Psychiatry-Related News Releases

• Sarah Baker, M.D., Appointed Associate Dean for Student Affairs
• Activating Cerebellum Shows Promise for Neurocognitive Therapy
• UTSW Expert: Resilience Strategies Can Help Avert Holiday Blues
• UTSW-Led Studies Are Largest Ever for Stimulant Use Disorders
• Study Looks at Ties Between Anxiety and Gut Bacteria
• UTSW Study Challenges Classic Tenet of Memory Research
• Study Gathers Data on Texas Youths Being Treated for Depression
• Accelerated Brain Aging Predicts Less Antidepressant Efficacy
• In Memoriam: Myron Weiner, M.D., an Expert in Geriatric Psychiatry, Alzheimer’s Disease
• UT Southwestern Joins Elite Honor Roll of Nation’s Top 20 Hospitals
• Receiving Treatment for Postpartum Depression ‘Important for the Entire Family’
• New Study Sheds Light on Complex Genetics of Autism in East African Families
• Poor Sleep Can Lead to Long-Term Health Problems for Older Adults
• Experts Offer Tips on Talking to Kids about Traumatic Events
• UT Southwestern medIDEAS at Perot Museum Community Day 2022
• UTSW Expanding Mental Health Program for Teens Throughout Texas
• Texas Kicks Off Construction of New Psychiatric Hospital in Dallas
• Treating Depression of Parents Boosts Treatment of Children’s Asthma, Study Finds
• UT Southwestern Ranked Top Health Care Institution Globally for Published Research by Nature Index
• Children’s Health Will Fund Pediatric Unit at the Texas Health and Human Services Commission – UT Southwestern Medical Center Psychiatric Hospital
• Gut Microbes May Lead to Therapies for Mental Illness, UTSW Researcher Reports
  
  

Journals Based in the Psychiatry Department

Editor in Chief Adam Brenner, M.D.

Editor in Chief Sherwood Brown, M.D., Ph.D.

Editor in Chief John Z. Sadler, M.D.

Psychiatry Faculty Podcasts

Psychiatry Faculty Books

Co-Editors Dr. Carol Tamminga and Dr. Elena Ivleva	Co-Editors Dr. Adam Brenner and  Dr. Laura Howe-Martin List of Contributors Table of Contents Introduction--How to Read This Book Chapter 1--The Lay of the Land
Edited by Shawn M. McClintock, Ph.D. and Jimmy Choi, Psy.D.	UT Southwestern Faculty and Trainee Contributors: Josh Becker, Adam Brenner, Audrey Cecil, Michael Gottlieb, Susana Lampley, Michael Laney, John Sadler