The recent adoption of the Masters Licensed Therapist designation brings greater clarity to their professional roles while recognizing the expertise they contribute to the Department of Psychiatry's missions.
Dr. Ayelet Talmi has been accepted as a Fellow of the American Psychological Association (APA), a prestigious honor recognizing psychologists who have made significant and sustained contributions to the field.
In a new article on CU’s Work/Life Blog, Holly Ables, a health care program manager in the Department of Psychiatry is on track to earn her second master’s degree with the help of TAB...
December 14th marks 12 years since the tragic shooting at Sandy Hook Elementary School. At the Brain and Behavior Innovation Center (BBICEN) at the Department of Psychiatry, in collaboration with the Avielle Initiative and the Jeremy Richman Brain Health Research Endowed Fellowship Fund...
The CU Anschutz OCD Program's team successfully orchestrated the second EXPOSUREPALOOZA event on October 13, 2024. This year the event had a record-breaking 124 people in attendance!
Dr. Robert Freedman recognizes the importance of implementing Ketamine use guardrails to ensure patient safety, for a MedPageToday article titled “Ketamine clinics diverge from APA recommendations”...