The present study investigates the prevalence of posttraumatic stress disorder (PTSD) among
a sample of treatment-seeking substance abusers and examines the relationship between …

Objective: This study examined the types of resources a suicidal person might find through
search engines on the Internet. We were especially interested in determining the accessibility …

Learning more about intimate partner violence (IPV), perpetrators could aid the development
of more effective treatments. The prevalence of adulthood animal abuse (AAA) perpetration …

Carbamazepine, chemically related to the tricyclic antidepressants, has multiple clinical
actions. It is a potent anticonvulsant, mild sedative, and mood stabilizer. It is nonaddictive and …

E-therapy, the provision of mental health treatment through the Internet, poses many risks
as well as benefits. This article addresses some relevant risks and benefits of e-therapy and …

Changing federal regulations, civil rights and malpractice cases, and new treatment methods
have influenced the use of restraint and seclusion (R&S) in inpatient psychiatric treatment …

It is important for forensic experts to understand how clinical practice guidelines may enter
the courtroom, what role they may play in a trial, and how they relate to expert testimony. …

Problematic Internet use appears to be a growing concern in many criminal and civil legal
proceedings. Problems range from inappropriate personal use of the Internet in the workplace …

The Internet has grown increasingly relevant in the practice of forensic psychiatry. To a
psychiatrist conducting a forensic evaluation, the evaluee’s Internet use can be relevant in nearly …

Objective: This study examines the perceptions of trainees and supervisors on the
boundaries of the supervisory relationship. Method: A 19-item questionnaire about the …