Shelly Mesure, MS, OTR/L

Intra-subject variability in reaction time (ISVRT) is viewed as a promising behavioral endophenotype for bipolar disorder.

Antipsychotics have been effective in the treatment of psychotic disorders, but clinicians must be cognizant of side effects.

A case study examines a 62-year-old female complaining of symptoms related to depression and how to best treat her.

While antidepressants are used as first-line therapy for many kinds of mood disorders, clinicians need to be cognizant of medication side effects.

A patient may visit their doctor due to physical complaints that may be related to underlying depression.

A patient recently incarcerated for crack cocaine possession threatens suicide.

Patient preference, tolerance and efficacy should be considered to achieve optimal therapeutic results.