Testimony on post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) and other personality disorders affecting U.S. military veterans.

There is in fact a powerful reason to scrutinize the psychology field: we are in the midst of a mental illness epidemic. Office visits by children and adolescents treated for the condition jumped forty-fold from 1994 to 2003.

As a psychiatrist, I have prescribed these anti-depressants to hundreds of people and, yes, there can be serious side effects, but those are very rare.

Psychiatry has transformed normal sorrow into depressive disorders due to the uncertainty of the true workings of the brain.

Richard J. McNally's Remembering Trauma is a powerful counterweight to literature that is often sloppy and to a field that is too often susceptible to the promptings of politics and culture.

Christina Hoff Sommers' Bradley Lecture.