CHAIRMAN’S LETTER
At Psychiatric Occasions, we’re proud to be a platform the place clinicians, educators, and thought leaders unite to advance the sector and form its future. That’s the reason we’re honored to share a well timed reflection from extremely revered names in medical psychopharmacology: Joseph F. Goldberg, MD; and Stephen M. Stahl, MD, PhD, on the significance of appropriately instructing psychopharmacology to residents. Though the piece, accessible on the hyperlink beneath, is primarily directed at educators, its insights transcend the classroom. Their article is a considerate dialogue on what it takes to show psychopharmacology in a means that isn’t solely efficient but additionally unforgettable.
At the moment’s psychiatry residents are digital natives who’re accustomed to short-length supplies and have a starvation for relevance. For seasoned clinicians, that may current a problem—and a chance. Drs Goldberg and Stahl urge us to make studying “stick” by pairing data with emotional engagement, storytelling, and repetition. It’s about how we ignite curiosity, create which means, and put together learners to use their data with confidence and readability in actual medical settings.
Though the article particularly talks about residents, the ideas in schooling apply to all age teams and ranges of follow. The extra we interact the learner, the extra profitable the teachings will translate into the true world. These beliefs are additionally leveraged in how we create content material for you. In each print problem, from cowl to cowl, you will see attention-grabbing discussions, new knowledge, and useful insights to assist you in supporting your sufferers. You might be additionally invited to attend the 2025 Southern California Psychiatry Convention and the 2025 Southern Florida Psychiatry Convention hosted by the CME arm of our firm.
As Benjamin Franklin as soon as mentioned, “Inform me and I overlook. Train me and I could bear in mind. Contain me and I study.”
Mike Hennessy Jr
Chairman and CEO, MJH Life Sciences
