University of Iowa Health Care is using a new therapy called SAINT (Stanford accelerated intelligent neuromodulation therapy) to treat depression.

University of Iowa Health Care is among only three academic medical centers in the nation, and the first in the Midwest, to offer what promises to be groundbreaking treatment for people who are dealing with major depression.

A patient and his provider at the University of Iowa Partial Hospitalization Program reflect on the life-skills needed to recover from addiction.

This past spring, a multi-disciplinary team of researchers at the University of Iowa Department of Psychiatry guided their first human volunteer through a psychedelic session.

The lab of Jake Michaelson, PhD, uses advanced neuroimaging to learn more about brain function with twice-exceptional individuals

Expanding access to addiction treatment, addressing Iowa’s physician workforce are key priorities as Lynch looks to statewide leadership role

Iowa is facing a critical shortage of mental health care providers in rural communities. New rotation sites across Iowa provide resident physicians training in psychiatry with opportunities to experience mental health care in critical access settings.

Clinician-researcher examines neurostimulation therapies to treat brain disorders.