Tag Archives: neuropsychiatry

Sudden Fortune, Inherited Self: The Psychological Architecture of New and Old Wealth

Posted on April 25, 2026 by Maurice Preter MD

Sudden Fortune, Inherited Self: The Psychological Architecture of New and Old Wealth IPO windfalls and multi-generational wealth generate distinct psychological profiles. A neuropsychiatric analysis of identity, guilt, and meaning when money reshapes the mind. Posted on April 25, 2026 by … Continue reading →

Posted in Clinical & Theoretical | Tagged clinical psychology, family wealth dynamics, financial psychology, identity and money, inherited wealth psychology, ipo wealth, multigenerational wealth, neuropsychiatry, new money identity, old money psychology, self-worth, sudden wealth, sudden wealth syndrome, wealth and guilt, wealth and meaning |

Threat, Deprivation, and the Architecture of the Mind

Posted on April 11, 2026 by Maurice Preter MD

Threat, Deprivation, and the Architecture of the Mind Threat and neglect are not “stress” — they are distinct psychological forces that shape memory, identity, and attention. A neuropsychiatric analysis of their legacy. Posted on April 11, 2026 by the PsychiatryNeurology.net … Continue reading →

Posted in Aging, epigenetics, Forensic Neuropsychiatry, Health, Psychiatry/Neurology | Tagged ACEs, adverse childhood experiences, allostatic load, attention and adversity, autobiographical memory, cognitive complaints, developmental psychology, emotional numbing, expectancy bias, hypervigilance, mentalization, neglect psychology, neuropsychiatry, psychological trauma, threat and deprivation |

Aerobic Exercise and Depression: Re-Reading the Evidence in 2026

Posted on February 12, 2026 by Maurice Preter MD

Aerobic Exercise and Depression: Re-Reading the Evidence in 2026 A sweeping global review now ranks aerobic exercise alongside first-line pharmacotherapy for depression. A NYC neuropsychiatrist examines what the data actually supports Posted on February 12, 2026 by the PsychiatryNeurology.net Team The … Continue reading →

Posted in Aging, Clinical & Theoretical, Complementary - Alternative Medicine, epigenetics, Fifth Avenue Concierge Medicine, Health, Lifestyle Psychiatry, new treatments, News | Tagged aerobic exercise, BDNF, brain longevity, CANMAT guidelines, depression treatment, evidence-based psychiatry, exercise and depression, exercise prescription, healthspan, lifestyle psychiatry, longevity, major depressive disorder, neuropsychiatry, New York psychiatrist, Noetel meta-analysis, NYC neuropsychiatrist, pharmacotherapy comparison, treatment-resistant depression, umbrella review |

Sex and the Brain — An Evidence-Based Reappraisal

Posted on January 12, 2026 by Maurice Preter MD

Sex and the Brain — An Evidence-Based Reappraisal What does the data actually say about sexual activity, mood, and cognition? A neuropsychiatric re-reading of the evidence in 2026 — mechanisms, benefits, and boundaries. Posted on January 19, 2026 by the … Continue reading →

Posted in Clinical & Theoretical, Aging, Complementary - Alternative Medicine, epigenetics, Fifth Avenue Concierge Medicine, Health, Lifestyle Psychiatry, News, Psychiatry/Neurology, Sex | Tagged aging, antidepressant side effects, behavioral activation, cognitive function, compulsive sexual behavior, CSBD, Depression, dopamine, evidence-based medicine, mental health, neuropsychiatry, oxytocin, Psychological Stress and PTSD, sexual activity, sexual health, sexual side effects |

Muscle as Medicine: Skeletal Muscle Mass and 10-Year CVD Risk

Posted on December 12, 2025 by Maurice Preter MD

The ATTICA study shows that higher skeletal muscle mass predicts lower cardiovascular disease risk over 10 years. A neuropsychiatric analysis of muscle, heart, and brain health. Muscle as Medicine: Skeletal Muscle Mass and 10-Year Cardiovascular Risk — What the ATTICA … Continue reading →

Posted in Aging, Clinical & Theoretical, Complementary - Alternative Medicine, epigenetics, Events, Fifth Avenue Concierge Medicine, Health, Lifestyle Psychiatry, metabolic, Neuropsychiatry of Affluence, News, Psychiatry/Neurology, Psychological Resilience | Tagged ATTICA study, BDNF, body composition, cardiovascular disease, Inflammation, Insulin Resistance, longevity, muscle mass and heart health, myokines, neuropsychiatry, preventive psychiatry, resistance training, sarcopenia, skeletal muscle mass, vascular depression |