Blog ยท Solutions Psychiatry

The Solutions Psychiatry blog.

One article a week from the practice: a current question in psychiatry or mental health, researched from the published evidence, and written so a patient without a medical background can use it. Each article lists its sources.

This hub carries the practice-level answers. The deeper clinical articles are on the two clinical blogs: psych.us for combined therapy and medication care, and PsychMed Care for medication management.

A New ADHD Medicine: What We Tell Patients

The fifth post: the practice summary of the centanafadine (Simtriyo) approval for ADHD, the October 2026 Schedule III rule, the modest placebo-controlled benefit, and the comparisons that were never run.

Negative Symptoms of Schizophrenia: What We Tell Patients

The fourth post: the practice summary of the CONVOKE trial and the FDA clearance of a prescription app for negative symptoms of schizophrenia, its modest effect size, and its limits.

Insomnia Treatment: Therapy, Medication, or Both?

The third post: the practice summary of the 2026 AASM guideline on combining CBT-I with insomnia medication, the ranking it produced, its low certainty rating, and how it fits care here.

Exercise for Depression: What We Tell Patients

The second post: the practice's summary of the exercise and depression evidence, the January 2026 Cochrane update, the 218-study BMJ analysis, the 128,119-person umbrella review, and the limits all three reviewers state.

GLP-1 Medicines and Mental Health: What We Tell Patients

The first post: the practice's summary of the FDA's January 2026 review and the largest studies on GLP-1 medicines, mood, depression, and suicidal thoughts.

Practice resources

Guides to the practical side of care here: what a first visit involves, how telehealth appointments work, fees, and insurance.

How this blog works

A new article is published every Tuesday, with matching articles on the psych.us and PsychMed Care blogs, each written for its own readers. Each article is checked against the published research before it is published.

Begin with the booking page.

New patient Comprehensive Initial Appointments run 60 minutes. Follow-up Appointments run 30. Booking happens on IntakeQ, and every plan is verified before the first visit.