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Psychotherapy Casebook

April 12, 2018

Cognitive therapists spend a great deal of time establishing a relationship with everyone they treat. Some patients just want a friend to meet with and talk to. And, for...
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Psychotherapy Casebook

February 15, 2018

How do you approach a patient who has been diagnosed with cancer but refuses to undergo treatment? The latest Psychotherapy Casebook entry delves into this issue and offers guidance.
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Psychotherapy Casebook

November 23, 2017

What happens when a veteran who has always been in good health is faced with a life-threatening disease? In this issue of the Psychotherapy Casebook, Dr Schuyler discusses how...
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Psychotherapy Casebook

September 21, 2017

Caretakers often devote a significant part of their lives to taking care of a dying spouse but then must establish a new identity once their loved one passes on....
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Psychotherapy Casebook

August 10, 2017

In this Psychotherapy Casebook article, Dr Schuyler continues outlining his strategy for training third-year medical students about issues in palliative care. Read the article to find out how you...
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Psychotherapy Casebook

June 29, 2017

In this Psychotherapy Casebook article, Dr Schuyler outlines his strategy for training third-year medical students about issues in palliative care. By emphasizing the psychological role inherent in providing palliative...

Recent JCP Articles on Psychotherapy Casebook

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Intranasal Tapentadol Dependence
Case Report

February 26, 2026

The authors present 2 cases of intranasal tapentadol dependence marked by rapid tolerance and significant physical and psychological issues.
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Practice Relevance as the North Star: A Message From the Editor
Editorial

February 26, 2026

Dr Culpepper, Editor in Chief, outlines manuscript selection criteria for the PCC, prioritizing clinical relevance to primary care and frontline psychiatric settings, and thanks peer reviewers for their service.
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Understanding the Impact of Moral Injury
Rounds in the General Hospital

February 26, 2026

Healing of moral injuries requires truth-telling, communal recognition, and moral repair—not just medication or cognitive restructuring.
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Recent PCC Articles on Psychotherapy Casebook

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Psychotherapy Casebook

April 28, 2016

What would you do if you were diagnosed with cancer? Would you fight and attack it like an enemy? Or would you treat it as a part of yourself...
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Psychotherapy Casebook

February 11, 2016

Your patients' caretakers include more than the internists, residents, and clinicians you work with. Here, Dr Schuyler discusses his experiences working with some of the most important caretakers your...
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Psychotherapy Casebook

December 31, 2015

What happens when the patient is a doctor? Being a psychiatrist who recently experienced his first surgery and first hospitalization, Mr A blurs the line between health care provider...

Featured Psychotherapy Casebook Research

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CTRA, Stress, and Yoga
Letter to the Editor

February 24, 2026

The authors examine the historical context of stress, the neurobiological mechanisms of conserved transcriptional response to adversity and stress, and how yoga practices counteract its effects.
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Measurement-Based Care for Bipolar Disorder
Brief Report

February 24, 2026

In patients receiving MBC for bipolar disorder in primary care, treatment changes were more common in the presence of elevated symptoms.
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How Sleep Issues Show Up in Psychiatric Practice with Dr. Avinesh Bhar, CEO of SLIIIP
Podcast

February 24, 2026

Sleep medicine specialist Dr. Avinesh Bhar discusses how sleep-disordered breathing drives psychiatric and cardiometabolic morbidity, the clinical case for integrating sleep evaluation into mental health care, and how home...
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Psychotherapy Casebook

April 20, 2017

Those involved in palliative care suggest that referral should come much earlier in the patient's course, such as at the time of diagnosis of a severe medical illness. Here,...
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Psychotherapy Casebook

February 23, 2017

Palliative care involves addressing the needs of both end-of-life patients and their families. Here, read about Mrs A, the primary caretaker of her ill husband. Follow her journey as...
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Psychotherapy Casebook

December 29, 2016

Providers of palliative care suggest that the referral should come at the time of diagnosis of a severe medical illness, rather than later. Join Dr. Schuyler in developing a...
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Psychotherapy Casebook

October 13, 2016

Older individuals with chronic illness often suffer considerable anxiety thinking about their illness. Although chronic illness alone represents something patients often can do little to control, they can learn...
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Psychotherapy Casebook

July 21, 2016

Aging for many men and women poses problems they haven' t had to face before. Many people cannot continue to do what was successful in the past. Aging also...
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Psychotherapy Casebook

June 30, 2016

Palliative care improves the quality of life of patients and their families facing the problems associated with life-threatening illnesses. In this article, the authors, a psychiatrist and a nurse...
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