Thematic Article Collections from Consortium PSYCHIATRICUM

More than 180 articles have been published in Consortium PSYCHIATRICUM. To help readers navigate this growing body of work, we have structured our publications into Thematic Article Collections covering key areas of psychiatry and neuroscience.

Article collections may be useful if you are:

• identifying core publications for a systematic or narrative review;
• looking for relevant literature to plan a study or to support an academic paper or dissertation;
• exploring a new topic and want a concise overview of recent and relevant publications.

Navigate our Thematic Article collections:

• Brain Health
  This collection focuses on brain health across the lifespan - from neurodevelopment to aging. It includes articles on neuroimaging, cognitive functions, and contemporary diagnostic approaches in psychiatric and neurological disorders.
  
  
• Mental Health in Emergencies
  This collection exlore how crises, pandemics, forced migration, and armed conflicts affect mental health. It brings together studies on PTSD, psychological distress, refugee adaptation, and the experiences of refugees and healthcare professionals in emergency settings.
  
  
• Suicidal Behavior
  This collection includes articles on risk factors, diagnostics, biological and psychosocial markers, prevention strategies, and clinical aspects of suicidal behavior across different patient groups.
  
  
• Schizophrenia
  A comprehensive collection covering topics from molecular and immunological mechanisms to clinical research and contemporary therapeutic strategies in schizophrenia.
  
  
• Bipolar Disorder
  This collection addresses clinical, neurophysiological, and psychosocial aspects of bipolar disorder, including remission, stigma, comorbid conditions, and comparisons with other affective disorders.
  
  
• Depression
  This collection explores depression across a range of clinical contexts—including schizophrenia, bipolar disorder, somatic illness, and the COVID-19 pandemic—and covers issues of diagnosis, treatment, and biological mechanisms.

This publication will be updated as new Thematic collections are added.

If you are interested in a thematic collection on a specific topic, please contact us at editor@consortium-psy.com