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Journal of Psychiatry Studies (JPS; ISSN: 2641-8525) is open access, peer-reviewed, scholarly journal which is dedicated to publishing all types of articles in-relation to Psychiatry & Mental Health. The journal aims to promote the latest information related to advancements, diagnosis, therapy, and rehabilitation of mental illness, to worldwide psychiatrists, researchers, clinicians, and healthcare professionals.
The journal also focuses on manuscripts related to Psychotropic medication, biological and environmental factors, Bipolar Disorder, Depression, Psychoanalysis, etc.
RECENT ARTICLES
Self-Reports of Corrective Experiences by Suicide Attempters in a Video Self-Confrontation
Addressing suicide processes in their own rights and not only as a part of another disorder opens a door to new interventions. Thus, any monitoring of and reflecting on suicide processes should be helpful in suicide prevention. Video supported self-c...
A Study on the Executive Dysfunction in Alcohol Dependent Persons in Barak Valley and its Adjoining Areas
To compare the executive dysfunction of alcoholic dependent cases with age-matched controls. Fifty alcohol dependent cases along with fifty healthy relatives of the patients selected randomly were included in this single interview cross-sectional hos...
Polypharmacy Induced Psychosis and Cognitive Impairment in an Older Adult with Essential Tremor
Polypharmacy represents a common and pressing issue for geriatric patients. It increases the risk of significant drug interactions, adverse effects, and mortality. Here we describe a case of polypharmacy induced psychosis in a 78-year-old male with r...
The Fountain House Community System of Care
The practice of integrating behavioral health care into primary care settings has existed since the late nineties. It is common for a psychiatrist or other mental health professionals to be integrated, as in the case of the Veterans Administration....
Beta-Endorphin Peptide and some Selected Psychiatric Disorders
Beta-endorphin, an endogenous opioid peptide seems to play an important role in some psychiatric disorders. Some researchers observed a correlation between this peptide level in plasma or cerebrospinal fluid and several diseases such as: major mood d...
Topiramate-Induced Psychosis in Older Adults
Psychosis is not necessarily a sign of a primary psychiatric disorder. New-onset psychosis requires extensive medical workup, including a thorough history and physical....
Relationship between Level of Social Support and Symptoms of Depression among Survivors of Intimate Partner Violence in Sub-County, Nairobi Kenya
Studies on the social support among women survivors of IPV in the Kenyan society is very minimal. This research presents one mental health outcome of Intimate Partner Violence (IPV), that is, depression, and how it is affected by social support....
Evaluation of Assemblage and Manageability of Negative Symptoms of Schizophrenia: A New Stance
Negative symptoms of schizophrenia are categorized by some of the scholars into ‘primary vs. secondary’, ‘enduring vs. transitory’ and ‘treatment-resistant vs. treatment-responsive’ groups. But it looks that such kind of assembling may no...
Intimate Partner Violence and Social Demographic Characteristics as Correlates for the Development of Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder among Female Survivors in a Nairobi Sub-County, Kenya
Studies on the social demographic data and Intimate Partner Violence (IPV) as significant correlates for the development of
Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD) in the Kenyan society are minimal....
Management of Acute Mania: Comparison of Treatment Outcomes for Aripiprazole vs Lithium
Objective: While prescription of lithium has been limited in recent years due to adverse effects and necessity of frequent laboratory tests, second generation antipsychotics are introduced as helpful medications for acute and maintenance treatment of...
