Published today in BMC, our research demonstrates how Brightside Health's treatment approach—guided by precision prescribing—improved outcomes in over 6,000 patients. bit.ly/3v6WNnM

Published in BMC Psychiatry today: Brightside Health’s treatment approach guided by precision prescribing improves patient outcomes in a cohort of over 6,000 patients. Proud of our team with many more peer-reviewed papers to come validating our approach. link.springer.com/epdf/10.1186/s…

My opinion piece today in the SF Examiner in response to last weeks Molecular Psychiatry paper on the “serotonin theory of depression”: sfexaminer.com/our_sections/n…

Being heartbroken feels awful, sometimes interminable. Learn from the experience, and emerge a stronger, wiser person. Florence Williams, Dr. Michelle Drouin, Mary-Frances O'Connor, Mimi Winsberg, MD, John Howard ATX nextbigideaclub.com/magazine/heart…

It will be interesting to see how practitioner dependent this is. My thought is: highly so. Having just listened to the podcast Power Trip, I worry about lack of professionalism among facilitators, especially with MDMA theintercept.com/2022/07/26/mdm…

Many people struggle to find the quality mental health care that they deserve - Brightside Health CEO Brad Kittredge is on a mission to change that. Learn more about Brightside's innovative approach to #mentalhealth treatment during This Medical Moment: bit.ly/3JW1tmC

We need your help getting on stage at @SXSW 2023! CarleneMacMillan MD, FCTMSS, DFAACAP, Solome Tibebu, CEO at Behavioral Health Tech, Mimi Winsberg, MD, Chief Medical Officer at Brightside Health have put together an incredible panel and presentation. Cast your vote by 8/21: bit.ly/3QJwaNR

In our Summer 2022 issue of #mnalumnimagazine, our quarterly books roundup covers works from Nancy L. Segal Michael L. Walker, Stephanie Trudeau, Mimi Winsberg, MD Lansing Shepard, Don Luce, Barbara Coffin, and Gwen Schagrin. Bell Museum minnesotaalumni.org/stories/twins-…

Our report today in the peer reviewed journal “Frontiers in Psychiatry” showing that adults over the age of 60 treated at Brightside Health have similar robust treatment responses and outcomes to matched younger adults: journal.frontiersin.org/article/10.338…?

Because a bad swipe can ruin your whole day...

Congrats on getting married! Speaking in Thumbs is also useful for after ‘happily ever after’

In our peer-reviewed paper just published in JMIR, Brightside Health shows reduction in SI for 8,366 patients treated on our platform vs. digital placebo. Suicide is complex, so critical to understand risk factors & prevention tools: bit.ly/3TYkOIB #SuicidePrevention

Find wisdom in quirky, offbeat yet brilliant books. AJ Jacobs, Eric Barker, Mimi Winsberg, MD nextbigideaclub.com/magazine/3-qui…

130 people die by suicide each day–approximately 1 death every 11 minutes. #Suicideprevention presents untapped potential for #telehealth. Yet, nobody is delivering crisis care virtually at scale. Why? bit.ly/3DkSryc

A topic so important to me, and all doctors. Thank you ABC News for allowing me to write about physician suicide awareness day abcnews.go.com/amp/Health/nat…

Doctors are raising awareness about the epidemic of suicide in their ranks - today is National Physician Suicide Awareness Day. Help is available for free 24/7 for anyone struggling - text or call 988 | By Evelyn Huang, MD abcnews.go.com/Health/nationa…

I had the opportunity to speak with Theia Healthcare on their “Spotlight on Women in Health Ventures” podcast on what it means to be a #womaninhealthcare; #clinicalleadership; and my thoughts on the future of Brightside Health and online psychiatry. apple.co/3xKpJTW

Yes, this issue is personal. My mother took her own life. I’m really proud that Brightside Health is launching Crisis Care to address active suicidal ideation where patients find a major gap in mental health care resources:

JMIR Formative Res: Telehealth-Supported Decision-making Psychiatric Care for Suicidal Ideation: Longitudinal Observational Study dlvr.it/SZH6Tq

Our new study in JMIR Publications examined the efficacy of telehealth supported decision-making to reduce SI. Those in the treatment group were 4.3x more likely to have complete remission, demonstrating that Brightside Health can be effective in reducing SI bit.ly/3RnkO2b