Resources
Occasional writing on psychiatry and brain stimulation, plus organizations I am willing to point patients toward. Nothing on this page is individual medical advice, and linking to an organization is not an endorsement of any specific treatment it describes.
Articles
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Understanding your first psychiatric visit: what actually happens
A template article showing the layout and structure for this section. The body is still placeholder text — replace it with your own writing, then duplicate the file in the /resources/ folder for each new piece.
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[Title of your next article. A natural first subject given your work: what fMRI-guided TMS targeting actually involves, or how focused ultrasound differs from TMS in plain language.]
[One-sentence summary, then create the article file at /resources/your-slug.html and link this title to it. Duplicate this list item for each additional post.]
Trusted organizations
Crisis support
- 988 Suicide & Crisis Lifeline — call or text 988, 24/7
- Crisis Text Line — text HOME to 741741
- Veterans Crisis Line — dial 988 then press 1
Education & advocacy
- NAMI — National Alliance on Mental Illness
- NIMH — research-based condition guides
- American Psychiatric Association — patient & family resources
Brain stimulation & clinical trials
- Clinical TMS Society — professional society for clinical transcranial magnetic stimulation, with patient-facing background material
- ClinicalTrials.gov — the NIH registry of clinical studies; searchable by condition and location to find trials that are currently recruiting
- Focused Ultrasound Foundation — background on focused ultrasound, including the low-intensity neuromodulation work still under investigation in psychiatry
- [Add any additional society, registry, or patient-advocacy group you personally vouch for — and check each link before publishing rather than trusting a remembered URL.]
Finding additional care
- FindTreatment.gov — SAMHSA treatment locator
- [Local referral resources you actually use — therapist networks, intensive outpatient programs, university clinics, TMS or ketamine centers you would send a patient to. Name only places you would genuinely refer to.]
[Books, workbooks, or apps you recommend]
- [e.g. a CBT-for-insomnia workbook, a behavioral activation guide, a specific app — with a one-line reason each. Delete this card entirely if you would rather not make product recommendations.]
Outside links are provided for information only. I do not control these sites and am not responsible for their content, and none of them can advise you on your own care.