Complete List of All Publications

• Does Generalized Anxiety Disorder Exist?
• The hidden ACE
• Strangers At Bedside: A Learner’s Perspective on Psychiatry’s Spiritual Unease
• Book Review: Soldiers Don’t Go Mad
• Medical Assistance in Dying when The Sole Underlying Medical Condition is Mental Illness
• Narrativity as a Tool to Understand Suffering and Promote Healing
• Broken Promises in Long-term Psychiatric Care: Lessons from the UK National Health Service.
• Journal of Psychiatry Reform Reaches 100,000 views
• The insidious postpartum effect: when the norm of motherhood is equated with pathology
• L’effet insidieux “postpartum”: quand la normalité de la maternité devient synonyme de pathologie
• Deconstructing Trauma Schemas
• Psychiatry Race and Culture
• Our name as a key to wholeness
• La reconnaissance du nom comme clef d’une dignité nouvelle
• Canadian healthcare needs radical structural change
• Emil Zamora a Role Model for Residents
• Why McMaster donors give: Emil Zamora’s story
• Antidepressant Trials Need Radical Methodology Reform
• Considering the methodological limitations in the evidence base of antidepressants for depression: a reanalysis of a network meta-analysis
• Depression, Difficult to Treat Depression and Treatment Resistant Depression: Reasons for Failing to Respond to First-Line Treatment
• Trauma-Informed Pharmacotherapy
• What problems in health care quality should we target as the world burns around us?
• A Clinician’s Guide to Diagnosing Autoimmune Anti-NMDA Receptor Encephalitis in Psychiatry
• How to process and make sense of abrupt termination of psychotherapy by a patient 
• The Environmental Side Effects of Medications: Reducing the Carbon Footprint of Psychiatry
• The relation between psychiatric/psychosocial rehabilitation and psychotherapy: a conceptual analysis
• From War to Residency: One Soldier’s Journey
• How can we access our power to heal from and prevent gun violence?
• A Caution Regarding Conclusions Based on Population-Based Analysis: Consider the Clinical Confounders
• Anger, the misunderstood primary emotion
• Psychodynamic psychotherapy: a core learning component during psychiatric residency
• Ketamine for Treatment Resistant Depression: Claims are Based on Poor Quality Evidence
• Psychiatric Nurse Practitioners: Supporting “Top of License” Function to Enhance Care Access
• Published Books & Chapters by Members of Journal of Psychiatry Reform Editorial Board
• Meta-research matters: Meta-spin cycles, the blindness of bias, and rebuilding trust
• Accessing deep knowing after iatrogenic trauma
• Tobacco Smoking and its Drug Interactions in Psychiatric Populations: Implications for Inpatient Care
• WE NEED TO FACE 2022 WITH COURAGE AND SCIENTIFIC INTEGRITY
• “Is there anything else I can do for you?”
• Working Together: Communities of Practice in Medicine as a Core Experience in Climate Change Adaptation
• Early exposure to pornography: a form of sexual trauma
• Revitalizing Health Services under the Shadow of the Coronavirus Pandemic.
• Invalidation trauma
• Overcoming childhood toxic stress: biography of a wounded healer
• Should Canadian patients look forward to aducanumab for Alzheimer disease?
• Sustainable Medical Leadership Style of the 21st Century: Embracing the Divine Feminine
• What patients wish health professionals knew about partnering with them
• Differential Diagnosis: Autism Spectrum Disorder versus Schizotypal Personality Disorder in Geriatric Patients
• Narcissistic Abuse under the Microscope
• Canadian Identity, Residential Schools, and Genocide
• Management of nightmares in patients with posttraumatic stress disorder: current perspectives
• Les trésors cachés de la vie onirique
• Dream analysis: a gold mine within reach
• Benzodiazepines are Back
• Buspirone for SSRI induced Bruxism
• How to prevent rescuer syndrome from going on overdrive
• LITHIUM IS SUPERIOR TO SECOND-GENERATION ANTIPSYCHOTIC MEDICATIONS IN BIPOLAR DISORDER
• The tribulations of a confined shrink
• Une psy en camisole de force
• Comment le développement d’un narcissisme sain peut-il aider à prévenir les traumatismes interpersonnels ?
• How can fostering the development of healthy narcissism help prevent interpersonal trauma?
• Au-delà de la Culpabilité
• Moving Beyond a Sense of Guilt
• FROM FEAR TO HOPE in 2021
• CULTURAL DIFFERENCE IN THE THERAPEUTIC DYAD OPA Fall Conference
• A JOURNALIST WAS SHOT: HOW MENTAL HEALTH LAW CHANGED
• La pratique collective de la pleine conscience
• Interpersonal Mindfulness
• Gender Gap in Academia Remains Alive and Well
• A 72-year-old woman with recurrent manic episodes following thyroidectomy
• LOCKDOWN: A PHYSICIAN WHO HAD COVID 19
• McMaster Textbook of Internal Medicine : A Review
• Self-care and vicarious resilience as buffers to secondary traumatization
• TO THE BEAT OF A DIFFERENT DRUMMER: DEPRESSION AS I SEE IT
• SUICIDE PREVENTION: IT TAKES A VILLAGE
• Use of Antipsychotics and Benzodiazepines in Dementia: A Push Down the Hill of Frailty?
• Environmental Sustainability and Health Equity in a Post-COVID-19 World—A Transdisciplinary Perspective
• A PORTABLE WORKSHOP: EMBEDDING STORYTELLING IN PSYCHIATRY
• Gender Bias and Sexual Undercurrents: Attitudes to Women Doctors in 2020
• Vulnerable Populations: Differential Impact of COVID-19 on Populations with Severe Mental Illness
• Psychiatry of the Future – 2030 and Beyond
• Normal People: the self-at-worst and the self-at-best
• LETTER TO A YOUNG PSYCHIATRIST
• PSYCHIATRY IS AN ESSENTIAL MEDICAL SERVICE DURING THE COVID-19 PANDEMIC
• Building a Sustainable e-Learning Medical Education Ecosystem for the Post-COVID-19 World
• OUT OF THE FRAME: BOUNDARIES in ONLINE PSYCHOTHERAPY
• WORDS OF COURAGE FOR OUR TIMES
• PEER SUPPORT GROUP AS COLLECTIVE CARE
• A Post-COVID-19 Medical Manifesto: How to Reconstruct a Post-Pandemic World
• The Intersection of Psychiatry and the Media during Public Health Disasters
• ADDRESSING SHAME: WHAT ROLE DOES SHAME PLAY IN THE FORMATION OF A MODERN MEDICAL PROFESSIONAL IDENTITY?
• Modified MoCA for Infection Control Precautions
• GROUP PSYCHOTHERAPY USING VIDEO CONFERENCING FOR SURVIVORS OF TRAUMA DURING A PANDEMIC
• While You Are Social Distancing: The Role of Psychiatrists During Pandemics
• Sign the Dotted Line-Personal Reflections on Privilege in Medicine and the Doctor-Patient Relationship
• HIGH PERFORMANCE HEALTHCARE AND THE MARINE CORPS ETHOS
• Predicting Optimal Outcomes in Cognitive Therapy or Interpersonal Psychotherapy for Depressed Individuals Using the Personalized Advantage Index Approach
• WELLNESS CALENDAR FOR THE BUSY PHYSICIAN: HOW TO “SURVIVE” THE HOLIDAY BLUES
• A Simple Guide To Avoid Receiving A Diagnosis Of ‘Personality Disorder’.
• Debating DSM-5: diagnosis and the sociology of critique
• CONFLICTS OF INTEREST UNDERMINE THE FUTURE OF PSYCHIATRY
• A Comparison of DSM-IV and DSM-5 Panel Members’ Financial Associations with Industry: A Pernicious Problem Persists
• JOY AS MEDICINE
• LA JOIE COMME REMÈDE
• DASS 21 or PHQ 9 for Depression Monitoring in Routine Clinical Practice?
• Application of the ICD-11 classification of personality disorders
• ICD 11 Takes Centre Stage
• What Is The Best First Line Antidepressant?
• SHOULD PSYCHIATRISTS PRACTICE PSYCHOTHERAPY?
• Personal Recollections of Donald Winnicott
• “What’s A Nice Girl Like You Doing In A Place Like This?”
• Network Meta-analysis of Antidepressants: A Bridge Too Far?
• Survey of Antidepressant First Choice
• PHYSICIAN BURNOUT: THE ICEBERG MODEL
• GOING BENEATH THE SURFACE OF PHYSICIAN BURNOUT
• CLINICAL PEARLS: RESPONDING TO PATIENTS WITH SUICIDAL THOUGHTS
• The Social Role of Psychotherapy in the 21st Century in Preventing and Responding To Sexual Misconduct: A Multidimensional Perspective
• An Academic Productivity Index: Integrating Grant Funding and Publications
• Book Review Hilary Jacobs Hendel: Its Not Always Depression
• It’s Not Always Depression: Sometimes It’s Shame
• Psychotic Depression: Symptom Severity
• Agomelatine: is it really a firstline drug?
• Psychiatry: Where to Now?
• DOCTORS IN DENIAL Book Review
• BORDERLINE PERSONALITY, PHARMACOTHERAPY AND GABA
• RESEARCH FUNDING IN PSYCHIATRY : HAVE NIMH AND CIHR OVERLOOKED SYSTEMIC BIAS?
• MIXED UP ABOUT MIXED STATES?
• Australian and New Zealand College of Psychiatrists Clinical Practice Guidelines for Mood disorders: A Review.
• SHOULD DRUG TRIALS BE CONSIDERED RESEARCH?
• 1. Bipolar Connectivity 2. Predicting Antidepressant Response
• The 2016 CANMAT Depression Guidelines: Redefining Levels of Evidence and Levels of Funding
• MEDICAL DOCUMENTATION AND HUMAN RIGHTS
• CAN PSYCHIATRY CROSS THE QUALITY CHASM?
• Prazosin First Line for PTSD
• SSRI and Abnormal Bleeding Risk
• BORDERLINE PERSONALITY: TIME FOR A REDEFINITION
• Aripiprazole and Tardive Dyskinesia
• RESIDENTS AND SAFETY REPORTING
• THE EXHUMATION of ANTI-PSYCHIATRY
• Clozapine recent abstracts
• GENDER GAP: A CROSS SECTIONAL STUDY OF ACADEMIC DEPARTMENTS
• BENZODIAZEPINES: THE GOOD, THE BAD, AND THE UGLY
• The Mefloquine Controversy
• Dynamic Psychotherapy Meta-analyses
• SUICIDE IS NOT PREDICTABLE
• The Intersection of Bullying and Mental Illness
• THE PSYCHIATRIST PATIENT RELATIONSHIP
• Attachment and loss: Matters of life and death
• STIGMA AND MENTAL ILLNESS: WHY DOES IT EXIST?
• Suicide new views on risk assesment and prevention
• Treating Insomnia Are There Any Good Options ?
• A NEW KIND OF JOURNAL: open access, no fees, no conflicts of interest
• SUICIDE BEHAVIORS IN BIPOLAR DISORDER: REVIEW & UPDATE
• WHY EVOLUTIONARY THEORY SHOULD GUIDE THE NEW PARADIGM SHIFT IN PSYCHIATRY
• THE NEED FOR FAMILY INVOLVEMENT IN ASSESSMENT AND TREATMENT
• ANTIDEPRESSANTS ARE COUNTERPRODUCTIVE IN BIPOLAR DISORDER
• PSYCHODYNAMIC EMOTION FOCUSED THERAPIES: THE NEXT PSYCHIATRIC FRONTIER
• REPLICATING ROSENHAN’S STUDY: A METHODOLOGICAL AND ETHICAL ARGUMENT AND PROPOSAL
• ARIPIPRAZOLE in DEPRESSION and ANXIETY: BUYER BEWARE!
• RELIEF OF SUFFERING: OUR FUNDAMENTAL THERAPEUTIC VOCATION
• CHOICE and CRIMINAL RESPONSIBILITY of MENTALLY ILL OFFENDERS: moral reasoning as a likely mediator related to primary secondary and tertiary prevention
• DEINSTITUTIONALIZATION: LEARNING FROM SUCCESS
• BIPOLAR DISORDER: WHY LITHIUM IS STILL FIRST CHOICE
• BIG PHARMA’S COVERT STRATEGIES AND THE SUBVERSION OF PSYCHIATRIC DIAGNOSIS.
• PSYCHIATRY IN CRISIS?