Jennifer B. Freeman, director of Bradley’s Pediatric Anxiety Research Center and a professor of psychiatry and human behavior, shares more about the reunion for families, which resumed in 2022 after a hiatus due to the pandemic.

Brown Psychiatry and Human Behavior Professor Caron Zlotnick and collaborators from Michigan State and Henry Ford Health were awarded $6.2 million from the National Institutes of Health to measure the effectiveness of a program aimed at reducing postpartum depression in new mothers.

Clinical Psychology Training Program resident Linda Guzman, an inaugural fellow of the an inaugural fellow of the SAMHSA/APA Interdisciplinary Minority Fellowship Program, was named the September Fellow of the Month.

Brown Psychiatry and Human Behavior Professor Jennifer Freeman speaks with the Wall Street Journal about the risks of long COVID and anxiety.

Professor of Psychiatry and Human Behavior Mary Carskadon, Ph.D. speaks about what research says about segmented sleeping.

Adjunct Assistant Professor Rachel Herz, Ph.D., speaks with the BBC's "All Consuming" podcast about the relationship between smell, love, and repulsion.

The prestigious award is designed to foster the professional development of emerging leaders in child and adolescent mental health throughout the world.

UPR's Access Utah discusses Montross's best-selling book.

Ivan W. Miller, PhD, Brandon A. Gaudiano, PhD, and Lauren Weinstock, PhD, release a new book under Oxford University Press's "Treatments That Work" series.

Matthew Howe, MD, PhD, a resident in the General Psychiatry Residency, earned the prestigious award in July.

Brown Psychiatry and Human Behavior adjunct assistant professor Rachel Herz says the perfume industry has shifted from “direct themes” like power or sex in favor of gender-neutral personal journeys.

Yael Shonbrun, PhD, clinical assistant professor of psychiatry and human behavior, offers her professional and personal take on less-is-more parenting.

Professor Nicole Nugent, PhD, discusses resilience and collective healing in the aftermath of the Uvalde school shooting.

""[T]hese were all women with a BMI between 25 and 40, so they are classified with overweight or obesity, and they can do yoga. Yoga is for all sizes," Dr. Jessica Unick said.

A cross-country cohort published a call-to-action highlighting systemic challenges in health service psychology training.

Assistant Professor of Psychiatry and Human Behavior Jared Saletin, discusses his five-year sleep study on children with ADHD and similar conditions

The award is presented for outstanding biomedical research at Lifespan partner hospitals.

Professor of Psychiatry and Human Behavior and Neurology W Curt LaFrance calls for changes in both the content and format of psychiatry training for neurology residents, noting that current rotations aren't reflective of the contemporary models of care delivery.

How does sleep impact children’s mental health? Professor of Psychiatry and Human Behavior Mary Carskadon, PhD, has devoted her career to the study of sleep.