
Brian Barnett
@brianbarnettmd
Psychiatrist @ClevelandClinic interested in catatonia, MAOIs, and psychedelics. Eastern KY native. Occasional writer. @MGHPsychiatry alum. Opinions my own.
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Had a nice opportunity to collaborate on this piece exploring safety of ketamine in psychiatry. We discuss lack of a REMS & potential regulatory alternatives and why patients w SUDs should be included in trials to guide real world clinical decision making. jamanetwork.com/journals/jamap…

In ELEKT-D trial, ketamine preferrers had higher chances of ketamine treatment response than ECT preferrers, though treatment preference had no effect on ECT response. Ketamine preferrers receiving ECT were more likely to report AEs than ECT preferrers. sciencedirect.com/science/articl…






Had a great time at Association for Prescription Psychedelics Congressional reception last night. Association for Prescription Psychedelics is advancing federal funding for psychedelic research and patient access post-FDA approval. Peter Hendricks & Fred Barrett will brief Congressional PATH Caucus today.






This project grew out of a conversation Andy Francis and I had about lack of data on catatonia’s dynamic nature. We found catatonic signs can appear, disappear and reappear or even change laterality in 24 hours. Catatonic caseness can also come and go. journals.sagepub.com/doi/10.1177/10…

Did a podcast with David Puder M.D. and his team, it was a blast! Check it out if you’re interested in pediatric catatonia or catatonia in autism! podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/243…

Catatonia & Autism with world class expert Joshua Ryan Smith, MD. Tell me: 1) Something you learned 2) A question for Joshua Ryan Smith, MD 3) Your experience of seeing/treating catatonia

Our study found that while LSD remains widely perceived as difficult to obtain in the US, there was a small increase in perceived availability during the study period, with a notable increase among bisexual respondents and decrease among Black respondents. liebertpub.com/doi/10.1089/ps…

In our survey of psychiatry residents, 83% saw therapeutic promise in psychedelics, but most reported little formal training. ~40% said psychedelic-related opportunities influenced their program ranking or career choice. Training is lagging behind interest tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.10…
