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Countering the declining use of lithium therapy: a call to arms
This article aims to dispel some of the misperceptions surrounding lithium therapy and discusses the evidence supporting its use in effectively treating bipolar disorder.
Positioning of psychodynamic psychotherapy in the treatment of depression: A comparison of the RANZCP 2020 and NICE 2022 guidelines
This article compares the recommendations made in the Australian and New Zealand guidelines with those of the recently published national guideline from the UK, regarding the use of psychodynamic psychotherapy for the management of depression.
Lithium Mythology
This article aims to dispel some of the common myths surrounding lithium therapy.
The Lithiumeter 2.0
The Lithiumeter has been developed as a visual and practical guide for the administration of lithium in the management of bipolar disorder (BD). The Lithiumeter 2.0 is a useful update of the previous Lithiumeter that clinicians can utilise in their practice.
Channelling Response Paradigm
The channelling response paradigm provides a new perspective on the management of mood disorders. It highlights the many treatment pathways that can be pursued to achieve a response to treatment. This change in perspective allows the identification of treatment pathways (channels of response) and removes the need to prematurely designate patients as treatment resistant. It allows for a more logical formulation of treatment strategies that ensure a positive therapeutic focus is maintained throughout management
Windows of Antidepressant Response Paradigm (WARP)
Clinical responses to antidepressants are relatively slow and typically take several days and sometimes weeks to emerge, and therefore, remission and recovery can take months to achieve. Our new paradigm provides an alternative that bridges this gap by considering the different potential windows of treatment response based on the different actions of medications (i.e. immediate, fast and slow).