Psychiatry
For nearly three decades, experts have devoted time and resources to studying the vampiric behaviors described by “Renfield’s Syndrome.” The problem is that it’s totally made-up.
Virtual therapy and mental health care have never been more accessible and hassle-free thanks to these trusted teletherapy platforms.
Both psychedelic drug use and talking about death are big stigmas in the western world—but one dying woman wants to change that.
Your next mental health checkup might be with a therapist who lacks a human touch.
For people whose mood disorders don’t respond to medications or conventional therapies, transcranial magnetic stimulation might be their best hope yet.
With the growing popularity of psychedelics, therapists are popping up to guide patients on their inner trips—they just can’t help score the drugs. (Yet.)
For many, virtual reality might provide sorely needed mental health relief. That is, if it can shake its reputation as a tech gimmick.