This research has a clear takeaway: women in their late 30s to 40s who are approaching menopause should be proactive about mental health. If you are entering perimenopause (or think you might be), it’s wise to be aware of the heightened risk for depression during this phase.

A recent review article, Menopause and Sleep Disorders, published in the Journal of Mid-life Health, explores the connection between menopause and sleep disturbances, highlighting key risk factors, common sleep disorders, and potential treatment approaches.

This article highlights the neurobiological underpinnings of menopausal depression, the limitations of conventional antidepressants, and the emerging evidence supporting hormonal interventions, particularly estrogen therapy.

Differentiating between ADHD and bipolar disorder, particularly Bipolar II, is vital for accurate diagnosis and effective treatment. This blog explores the key differences between these conditions to help patients better understand their experiences and seek appropriate care.

Explore how synaptic density reductions are linked to early psychosis and how cannabis use may exacerbate these changes.

Experiencing a first manic episode does not define an individual's future. With timely intervention, accurate diagnosis, and comprehensive care, many patients achieve remission and lead fulfilling lives. At Philadelphia Integrative Psychiatry, we are committed to supporting our patients through every step of their journey

This blog explores the medications associated with priapism, the populations most at risk, and the mechanisms behind this condition. Drawing from sources like UCSF Health, Medscape, and peer-reviewed studies, we aim to provide a comprehensive understanding of this critical issue.