Anxiety disorders are common and a frequent source of disability. Recent estimates are that the lifetime prevalence of anxiety disorders in developed world populations is around 25 . The last decade has seen groundbreaking work on the underlying biology of anxiety. The basic mechanisms of how we acquire fear are ...

Remaining CALM

Hallucinogens

Alcohol and aggression

The power of positive thinking

The neuroscience of peace

Defeating the “vortex” of depression

Worried to death

Post-traumatic anger

Depression post-angioplasty

New evidence on the pharmacotherapy of bipolar disorder

What’s new: the roots of depression

The neurobiology of anxiety

Relaxing your genes

Panic attacks

Psycho-oncology

The schizoid spectrum

Secrets of aging

Mind of a psychopath

When dissociation is normal

Bipolar watch

Alice binges on sweets nightly

John doesn’t enjoy life

Martha can’t sleep

Nothing’s wrong with Jerry’s liver

John finds himself in the ER

A stubborn case of PTSD

A look at cognitive dissonance

When it’s bipolar disorder…

The perverse character

Knots of anger in depression

Withdrawal doesn’t mean addiction

Integrating treatments

Moral masochists