Stanford Psychiatry
1. Acute mental health emergency managed by Stanford's crisis intervention team
4. Widespread occurrence of mental health condition studied by Stanford epidemiologists
7. Study of inherited factors in mental health, a focus of Stanford psychiatric research
11. Remote delivery method for Stanford psychiatry appointments and research
14. Present-moment awareness practice incorporated into Stanford psychiatric treatments
16. Dialectical Behavior Therapy, offered through Stanford's comprehensive treatment programs
17. Technology used at Stanford to visualize brain structure and function in psychiatric research
18. Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, an evidence-based approach widely practiced at Stanford
19. Measurable indicator used by Stanford researchers to predict psychiatric conditions
21. Technique that trains people to improve health by controlling bodily processes, offered at Stanford
22. Relating to observation and treatment of patients at Stanford
27. Mental health professional providing treatment at Stanford
28. Global disease outbreak that influenced Stanford's mental health research priorities
29. Mathematical process used in Stanford's precision psychiatry approach
31. Ability to understand another's feelings, emphasized in Stanford's clinical training
32. Chronic brain disorder investigated by Stanford's Psychosis Research Group
35. Involving multiple fields of study, characterizing Stanford's approach to psychiatry
38. State of good mental health promoted by Stanford prevention programs
39. Remote healthcare delivery expanded by Stanford Psychiatry during the pandemic
41. Return of symptoms after improvement, studied in Stanford's longitudinal research
44. Presence of multiple disorders simultaneously, a complex area of Stanford research
45. Passing through the skull, as in Stanford's magnetic stimulation treatments
45. Passing through the skull, as in Stanford's magnetic stimulation treatments
46. Tailored approach to psychiatry pioneered by Stanford researchers
47. Scientific study of the nervous system foundational to Stanford psychiatric research
51. Medical specialty focusing on neurological aspects of psychiatric disorders at Stanford
53. Remote clinical services offered by Stanford psychiatrists
55. Relating to how psychiatric symptoms affect daily activities, assessed at Stanford
57. Relating to the mind or mental processes, central to Stanford's psychiatric research
59. Involving psychological and social aspects, addressed in Stanford's holistic care
61. Mental processes studied by Stanford's cognitive neuroscience team
63. Mood disorder characterized by persistent sadness and loss of interest, studied extensively by Stanford researchers
65. Study of drug effects relevant to Stanford's psychopharmacology program
66. Advanced training program for psychiatrists at Stanford
67. Process of identifying a mental disorder using Stanford's clinical expertise
68. Neurodegenerative disease studied by Stanford neuropsychiatrists
69. Medical doctor specializing in mental health treatment at Stanford
70. Patient who receives treatment without being admitted to Stanford Hospital
2. Pressure or tension researched at Stanford's Center on Stress and Health
3. Process of improvement from mental health conditions, supported by Stanford programs
5. State of emotional exhaustion researched by Stanford faculty
6. Sleep disorder treated at Stanford's Sleep Medicine Center
8. Person who regularly has difficulty sleeping, often treated at Stanford's sleep clinic
9. Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder, treated at Stanford's PTSD and Trauma Recovery Clinic
10. Standardized procedure followed in Stanford treatment programs
12. Persistent worried thoughts and physical symptoms treated at Stanford clinics
12. Persistent worried thoughts and physical symptoms treated at Stanford clinics
13. Negative attitudes toward mental illness that Stanford programs work to combat
15. Chemical messenger studied in Stanford labs to understand psychiatric conditions
20. Combining different treatment approaches, a hallmark of Stanford care
23. Patient admitted to Stanford Hospital for psychiatric treatment
24. Treatment method using psychological rather than medical means, a specialty at Stanford's Department of Psychiatry & Behavioral Sciences
25. Ability to recover from difficulties, promoted by Stanford's resilience programs
26. Emotional response to terrible events, addressed by Stanford's trauma specialists
30. Brain's ability to reorganize itself, studied in Stanford laboratories
33. Compulsive substance use disorder researched at Stanford's Neuroscience of Addiction Lab
34. Actions taken to stop mental health problems before they occur, a Stanford priority
36. Relating to relationships between people, a focus of Stanford therapy approaches
37. New methods and technologies developed through Stanford psychiatric research
40. Preliminary evaluation conducted by Stanford providers to identify mental health concerns
42. Study conducted over an extended period, common in Stanford psychiatric research
43. Therapeutic action taken by Stanford providers to improve mental health
48. Age group served by Stanford's Child and Adolescent Psychiatry division
49. Significant advance in understanding or treatment, regularly reported by Stanford researchers
50. Loss of contact with reality studied by Stanford's Early Psychosis Intervention Clinic
52. Therapeutic method tracing to Freud, with contemporary applications at Stanford
54. Pharmaceutical treatment prescribed by Stanford psychiatrists
56. Evaluation process used by Stanford clinicians to determine treatment needs
58. Able to withstand or recover from difficult conditions, a quality Stanford programs help develop
60. Indication of mental disorder assessed by Stanford clinicians
62. Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder treated at Stanford's OCD Clinic
64. Mood disorder featuring alternating periods of mania and depression, a focus area for Stanford's bipolar clinic