INDUSTRYRussia's Psychiatric Reform Stalls: 25% Fewer Beds, But Community Services Haven't Followed
Closing hospital beds without opening community services is not deinstitutionalisation. It is abandonment with better optics.
International Psychiatry (Cambridge) / Lancet Psychiatry / Psychiatric Times · 2025-12-01Read → INDUSTRYSchema Therapy Breaks Free From BPD: The Transdiagnostic Expansion Into Eating Disorders, Chronic Depression, and Beyond
Schema therapy was built for BPD. It turns out what it actually treats is the developmental damage that BPD shares with eating disorders, chronic depression, and complex anxiety.
ISST / Cambridge Guide to Schema Therapy / Routledge · 2026-02-10Read → INDUSTRYRussia Reclassifies Gambling Addiction: From September 2026, Treated on Par With Drug and Alcohol Addiction
Russia just moved gambling addiction from the moral domain to the medical one. The narcological system that treats alcoholism will now treat lottomania.
Rambler / МинЗдрав РФ · 2025-12-01Read → INDUSTRYThe Parent's Trauma Is in the Room: Caregiver ACEs Predict Whether Children Complete Trauma Therapy
We assess the child's trauma and the child's symptoms. But the parent's ACE score may determine whether the child finishes treatment.
Behavior Therapy · 2025-09-04Read → INDUSTRYThe Psychedelic Regulatory Map in 2026: Four US States, One Country, and a DEA Quota Boost
Four US states, one country with full medical access, and a DEA quota boost. The psychedelic therapy map in 2026 is not a single story — it is an experiment running in parallel.
Reason Foundation / Psychedelic Alpha · 2026-03-15Read → INDUSTRYOnly 1 in 10 Gets Treatment: The Eating Disorder Access Crisis Insurance Built
Eating disorders have the highest mortality of any psychiatric illness. And 90% of people who have them never receive treatment. This is not a clinical failure — it is a system designed to deny care.
Louisville Public Media / Psychiatric Services (APA) · 2025-05-13Read → INDUSTRYThe $477 Billion Invoice: What Untreated Mental Illness Costs the US Economy
Depression does not just cost quality of life. It costs $477.5 billion a year in one country. That is not a health statistic — it is an economic emergency.
Michigan Journal of Economics / Deloitte · 2025-04-04Read → INDUSTRYiCBT Pays for Itself: Productivity Gains and Cost Savings in the Irish Health Service
When a national health service deploys iCBT and measures what happens to workforce productivity, the answer is: it pays for itself.
Journal of Medical Internet Research · 2026-01-15Read → INDUSTRYThe Exodus Is Real: 93% of Behavioral Health Workers Have Experienced Burnout
The profession is losing people faster than it trains them. That is not a staffing problem — it is a system failure.
HRSA Bureau of Health Workforce · 2025-12-01Read → INDUSTRYThe VA Doubles Down on Trauma: $1.5 Billion for PTSD Residential Programs + Psychedelic Trials
The VA treats more PTSD than any healthcare system on Earth. Its $1.5 billion bet on intensive residential programs tells you where trauma treatment is heading.
US Department of Veterans Affairs · 2025-06-01Read →