Understanding Autism Research: Insights from a Trusted Nashville and Memphis Psychiatrist

Recent discussions have falsely suggested that common medications like acetaminophen might cause autism. As a trusted Nashville Psychiatrist and Memphis Psychiatrist, we want to clarify the facts: scientific research does not support these claims. Correlation does not equal causation, and misleading information can cause confusion and distress for patients, parents, and families affected by Autism

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What is BiPolar Disorder

What is Bipolar Disorder and How is it Treated? Treatment for bipolar disorder often includes a combination of mood-stabilizing medication, therapy, and lifestyle support. A personalized treatment plan makes a significant difference, helping patients manage symptoms effectively and improve overall quality of life. With consistent care, many people are able to thrive. Expert Bipolar Disorder

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Walk for Suicide Prevention

Suicide Prevention Proud to support Suicide Prevention…a very important cause. Visit one of our locations if you or a loved one needs help. Check out our services page for more information. Thank you to the American Foundation for Suicide Prevention With 5 locations to serve you in Nashville and Memphis, you are only a few

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Psychiatric medications: What is safe in pregnancy?

What is safe in pregnancy? Whether you’re pregnant or considering getting pregnant, brings a whole bunch of emotions, questions, & concerns. Many women considering getting pregnant ask if it’s safe to continue using previously prescribed medications up to, during, and after pregnancy (postpartum). This is an issue for all women, but particularly for those taking

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Honored to Receive the INSBY Award

Honored to Receive the INSBY Award! Neuroscience and TMS Treatments Centers and our management company, Cromwell Medical, was honored to receive the INSBY Award from our bank, as one of three Outstanding Businesses to be honored this year. The event raised funds for The Pathway Lending Women’s Business Center. Thank you!!! At the NeuroScience &

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Brain Health

Brain Health Intuitively we know that non-processed whole foods are good for our bodies and brains. On September 20, the American Psychiatric Association (APA) reposted reports from CNN and NBC News who both reported on a study that shows that highly processed packaged foods and drinks may increase risk for depression. CNN (LaMotte) reported, “Eating

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Three in four American adults rate their mental health as good or better.

Are you feeling better than at the beginning of the year?

Are you feeling better than at the beginning of the year? In a recent poll by the American Psychiatric Association (APA), 77% of adult Americans reported that they are feeling better than they were at the beginning of the year. For more information from this and other polls, go to https://www.psychiatry.org/news-room/apa-public-opinion-polls. This “better” feeling is

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Statistic showing 71% of adults engage in creative activities for mental health.

Creative Activities and a Better Brain

Creative Activities and a Better Brain A new poll by the American Psychiatric Association (APA) found that Americans who get involved in Creative outlets at least once per week reported better mental health than those who did not. Over two thousand adults were asked in a “Healthy Minds Monthly Poll” in early June 2023 and

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Obsessive Compulsive Disorder (OCD)

Obsessive Compulsive Disorder (OCD) may be the most misunderstood psychiatric illness. Most people have heard someone say, “well that’s my OCD” or “I’m OCD about cleaning my house.” OCD is not simply wanting things to be neat and orderly or having to do things a certain way. It is, at times, a debilitating brain illness

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