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This #NationalDoctorsDay, I extend my utmost appreciation to our @weillcornell/ NewYork-Presbyterian physicians for their invaluable contributions to mental health care. Thank you for your dedication to our department’s mission of providing the best possible care for our patients.

Register now for the 3rd annual Perinatal & Infant Psychiatry Conference on June 6, 2025, hosted by Weill Cornell Medicine, David Geffen School of Medicine at UCLA & GU Medical Center. Free registration with an optional fee for 5.5 CME & CE credits. Full program & details:  bit.ly/3YeuMsN

This #AutismAwarenessMonth, swipe to learn about autism spectrum disorder (ASD) and how to support those with it – featuring @weillcornell’s Dr. Amy Lemelman, psychologist at NewYork-Presbyterian Center for Autism and the Developing Brain. Read more: bit.ly/4co4VEG

The Weill Cornell Medicine SAFE (Support, Advocacy and Family Education) Program is hosting a free virtual Narcan training session on Wednesday, 4/23. Join to learn from @jonathanaverymd about opioid overdose intervention, what Narcan is & how to use it. Register: bit.ly/44jKOFB

Our psychologists have been well represented among the featured guests of #OnTheMind, the official podcast from Weill Cornell Medicine’s Department of Psychiatry. In honor of #PsychologyWeek, swipe to revisit our engaging psychology topics. Listen & subscribe: bit.ly/3Y2JQdX

Congratulations to Drs. Nili Solomonov & Logan Grosenick for winning a PennAITech grant to develop an innovative AI-based tool addressing social disconnection in older adults. Plus, Dr. Solomonov received American Association for Geriatric Psychiatry’s Barry Lebowitz Early Career Scientist Award! #PsychologyWeek

As anxiety and mental health disorders rise among teenagers, Dr. Andrea Temkin-Yu joins Weill Cornell Medicine’s Kids Health Cast & RNZ to share strategies for parents to support their teens' emotional wellbeing. Listen: bit.ly/3RmAbu7 bit.ly/4jx7Flr #PsychologyWeek

Parenting teens in the digital age is tough. Learn expert strategies from Weill Cornell Medicine’s Dr. Andrea Temkin-Yu, author of “Supporting Your Teen’s Mental Health,” in our new episode of #OnTheMind hosted by Dr. Daniel Knoepflmacher. Listen: bit.ly/44Rl0Rs

Are you attending #APAAM25? Faculty, residents, fellows & students from @weillcornell and NewYork-Presbyterian will present posters and sessions at the upcoming American Psychiatric Association’s Annual Meeting from May 17-21. Swipe to explore our schedule and learn more: bit.ly/4j2xedO

It’s Children’s Mental Health Awareness Day. Per SAMHSA, 1 in 5 youth has a diagnosable mental, emotional or behavioral disorder, yet many don't get the help they need. Swipe to learn how parents can assess children's mental health from @weillcornell’s Dr. Corinne Catarozoli.

This #MentalHealthAwarenessMonth, we’re spotlighting how hormonal changes impact women’s mental health. Swipe to learn more & hear insights from Weill Cornell Medicine experts Dr. Hermann & Dr. Osborne on our #OnTheMind podcast episode on reproductive psychiatry: bit.ly/3JkP8ZK

Depression is not a normal part of aging. 15% of adults 65+ experience it, yet many go untreated. Swipe to learn about late-life depression, care options and community-based programs from Weill Cornell Medicine’s Dr. Jo Anne Sirey on our #OnTheMind podcast: bit.ly/48pXaMe

Thank you to our Weill Cornell Medicine faculty, trainees and students that shared their outstanding work at @apapsychiatric’s Annual Meeting last week. Here are some highlights from our department’s impactful presence at #APAAM25.

So proud of our graduating addiction psychiatry fellows. A heartfelt thank you to @jonathanaverymd for his leadership of this competitive Weill Cornell Medicine program.

We’re thrilled to celebrate the Weill Cornell Medicine/NewYork-Presbyterian general psychiatry residency class of 2025. Your commitment and growth over the last four years has been remarkable. Special thanks to Dr. Daniel Knoepflmacher for his steadfast leadership.

Thrilled to celebrate the 2025 graduating Weill Cornell Medicine psychology fellows and interns. Our department is grateful to Dr. Susan Evans for leading these programs with such vision and care.

Roughly 1 in 6 worldwide experience infertility, per World Health Organization (WHO). This #WorldInfertilityAwarenessMonth, tune in to our special episode of #OnTheMind to hear from Weill Cornell Medicine’s Dr. Elizabeth Grill on how to cope with infertility’s emotional toll. Listen: bit.ly/4klblHh

#Narcissism is trending, but what’s the difference between common narcissistic traits & narcissistic personality disorder? Weill Cornell Medicine’s Dr. Diana Diamond joins Dr. Knoepflmacher to unpack the nuances of this complex condition for #OnTheMind. Listen: bit.ly/4lIkHxI

It’s not just screen time, it’s addictive use that matters. Proud to see Weill Cornell Medicine's Yunyu Xiao, PhD featured in The New York Times as lead author of a major study in JAMA linking tech addiction to youth suicidal behavior. Read more from Ellen Barry: nyti.ms/4e8kZvb

Mental health disparities persist—but awareness and action can drive change. For #MinorityMentalHealthMonth, explore these #OnTheMind episodes featuring Weill Cornell Medicine experts on how we can better support underserved communities. Listen and subscribe: bit.ly/3Y2JQdX