Evidence-based problem-solving therapy as part of a peer-supported, self-guided treatment model may offer a cost-effective treatment option for older, rural adults with depression. bit.ly/4bk0YPP

New data do not alter 2018 recommendations from the American Psychiatric Association Council of Research Workgroup on Biomarkers and Novel Treatments that current research does not support the use of genetic tools in treatment selection for major depressive disorder. bit.ly/3wdxxju

The effects of recreational cannabis legalization on mental health are not clear, highlighting the need for additional research to develop evidence-based policies. Zouaoui Inès bit.ly/3y6Kkof

Conceptualizing autism spectrum disorder as being within the range of normal human diversity is key to appropriate treatment. #AutismAcceptanceMonth #CelebrateDifferences bit.ly/3W4ObMR

Mental illness and substance use almost derailed a young woman’s life, but street outreach and treatment helped her regain control and embark on a rewarding career. bit.ly/448QTTs

Our latest #JNCN issue features discussions on glucagon-like peptide 1; telemedicine-based cognitive examinations; psychosocial #stress and brain aging; and creating a “Brain-Mind-Body Interface Disorders” diagnostic category across specialties. bit.ly/4aM9nvn

To ensure that children have access to high-quality care, states may consider changes to licensure requirements for the behavioral health workforce. bit.ly/4d5Vbit

In Focus's latest issue, S. R. Watts highlights how autism combined with other personality disorders can make life challenging, but can be overcome through proper medication and perseverance. #AutismAcceptanceMonth #CelebrateDifferences bit.ly/3JinHzx

A service model in which board-certified psychiatric pharmacists are embedded in behavioral health care may help address mental health provider shortages. bit.ly/4d19dSz

Providers, service users, and family members consider functioning, quality of life, recovery, and reduced psychosis symptoms key outcomes of early psychosis care. bit.ly/4axuOQF

A church-led, community-based participatory research effort helps promote mental health in a socioeconomically disadvantaged Black community. bit.ly/3W1rvwY

A government-academia partnership’s new intervention helps youths with mental disorders embrace positive self-identity and lessen self-stigma. bit.ly/3W1ZvZU

Almost 1 of 5 child mental health visits are paid for out of pocket, burdening families with high costs and exacerbating inequities in access to care. Author handles: Lindsay Overhage Nicole Benson, MD MBI Health Equity Research Lab bit.ly/4cUV9db

Wonderful study by Lindsay Overhage et al. showing 18% of all mental health visits for kids are self-pay.

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