The Carlat Psychiatry Report

The Carlat Psychiatry Report An Unbiased Monthly Covering All Things Psychiatric

A typical issue of TCPR provides: A concise review of a current topic of interest;
An evaluation of treatment options, including prescription medications, OTCs, and psychotherapies; An in-depth interview with a national expert on the issues topic; and Summaries of the most crucial research findings of the past month. As a subscriber, you will be mailed the printed newsletter each month, and you will have full access to our web site, which allows you to: Read and download the current newsletter before your printed copy arrives; Search the entire web site for topics of interest; Read and download any past issue from the archives; and
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12/29/2025

Same patient. Same pattern. Same result.

She’d threatened her husband.

She believed her mental health workers were trying to poison her, so she refused to let them in.

She kept getting admitted for agitation—again and again.

“You have no right!” she’d shout. And by day 3 or 4, she was calm, back on meds, ready for discharge.

More:
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12/27/2025

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Here are the 10 most visited clinical topics across all Carlat Report newsletters in 2025 with links to relevant articles.

This year clinicians were focused on Bipolar Disorder, Sleep Disorders, ADHD/Stimulants, Benzodiazepines and more. Which topic do you think came in at #1?
https://www.thecarlatreport.com/blogs/1-the-carlat-psychiatry-blog/post/5801

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12/21/2025

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Here's what your colleagues read the most in The Carlat Psychiatry Report this year.

ADHD and Weight Loss are key topics. See the list:
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Newsletters The Carlat Psychiatry Report (TCPR), The Carlat Child Psychiatry Report (CCPR), and The Carlat Addiction Treatment Report (CATR), are eight- to twelve-page monthly print and online newsletters that provide clinically relevant, unbiased information on psychiatric practice. Subscribe to the newsletters at www.thecarlatreport.com/store.

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