World Network of Psychiatric Trainees (WNPT)

Bishop Dolan of Phoenix, AZ, is a zealous pastor and a mental health champion who lost many relatives to suicide. He’s the chaplain of our International Association of Catholic Mental Health Ministers and has established such a ministry in the 2nd largest diocese of the US. 🔗👇

Pope Leo again on mental health, social determinants, modern society pathologies such as loneliness and gambling: vaticannews.va/en/pope/news/2…

The World Network of Psychiatric Trainees is a proud partner of this massive endeavor to transform evidence dissemination in ADHD worldwide! Great work, Prof. Cortese and colleagues!

Our free platform showing evidence for each #ADHD intervention is now available in 7 languages. Based on the most comprehensive trial synthesis published in @BMJ: bmj.com/content/391/bm…. Please visit it & complet the short survey to impove it: ebiadhd-database.org

I’m happy to share my recent presentation for the World Psychiatric Association's Conflict Management & Resolution Section about Ethics, Human Rights and Existentialism in Conflict Management. Full recorded presentation video link: youtu.be/vesJxbB9saw #MentalHealth

Happy feast day of our Lady of Guadalupe! May her sweet words “¿No estoy aquí, que soy tu Madre?… ¿Qué has más menester?” help us trust her with confidence in times of distress!

🚨Fe, comunidad, y salud mental: Un placer conversar con Dr Colon-Rivera en el podcast de @APApsychiatric sobre este aspecto crucial de la vida y salud de las poblaciones hispanas, inspirado en mi experiencia y trabajo actual en y desde Nueva York! 🔗 al podcast en comentarios👇

Pope Leo visited a psychiatric hospital in Lebanon! "I wanted to come because Jesus dwells in this place: in you who are ill, and in you who care for the ailing" Catholic Hôpital de la Croix, one of the largest in the Middle East, serves people with mental & other disabilities and is run by religious sisters. youtube.com/watch?v=L3KhEN…

Pope Leo at a psychiatric hospital in Lebanon: "What is lived in this place stands as a clear reminder to all — to your country, but also to the whole human family.  We cannot forget those who are most fragile.  We cannot conceive of a society that races ahead at full speed clinging to the false myths of wellbeing, while at the same time ignoring so many situations of poverty and vulnerability.  Particularly as Christians, as the Church of the Lord Jesus, we are called to care for the poor.  The Gospel itself asks this of us, and we must not forget that the cry of the poor, echoed throughout Scripture, challenges us.  “On the wounded faces of the poor, we see the suffering of the innocent and, therefore, the suffering of Christ himself” (Leo XIV Apostolic Exhortation Dilexi Te, 9)." press.vatican.va/content/salast…

Pope Leo to patients at a psychiatric hospital in Lebanon: "Dear brothers and sisters who are burdened by illness, I would like to remind you that you are close to the heart of God our Father.  He holds you in the palm of his hand; he accompanies you with love; and he offers you his tenderness through the hands and smiles of those who care for you.  To each of you, the Lord says again today: I love you, I care for you, you are my child.  Never forget this." press.vatican.va/content/salast…

Pope Leo to staff at a psychiatric hospital in Lebanon: "I also wish to greet the entire hospital staff with sincere gratitude.  Your skilled and compassionate presence and your care for the sick, are a tangible sign of the merciful love of Christ.  You are like the Good Samaritan, who stops beside the wounded man and cares for him, lifting him up and tending to his wounds.  At times, you may experience fatigue or discouragement, especially given the challenging conditions in which you often work.  I encourage you not to lose the joy of this mission.  Despite the difficulties, keep before your eyes the good you are able to accomplish.  In God’s eyes, it is a great work!" press.vatican.va/content/salast…

Ciao from St. Peter’s Square, next to Pope Leo XIV! We just finished the Papal audience and we’re starting a historic global Catholic mental health conference with the Vatican and worldwide clinical, research, ministry, and lived experience!

It was great to visit for the first time the beautiful campus of City College of New York in Harlem to meet Prof. Glen Milstein, who leads great work in the mental health-church partnerships (see link! Promising collaborations ahead! frontiersin.org/journals/psych…

Thanks to faith-based organizations and charitable organizations and donors such as the Catholic churches or Incarnation and St. Elizabeth in New York City, for supporting those in need during Thanksgiving with donations of turkeys and other goods! God blesses generous hearts!

Today I participated at a meeting with leadership of St. John Vianney Center (@SJVCenter), an organization in Pennsylvania supporting the mental health of clergy and religious since 1946. It was great to hear about their great work. I’m to recommend them! sjvcenter.org

Catherine, Princess of Wales' remarks on addiction and mental health as reported by @BBCNews: bbc.com/news/articles/…

Thank you, again, Princess Kate, for your continued advocacy for the support of people with mental health conditions and end stigma. For this Addiction Awareness Week: addiction is"a complex mental health condition that should be met with empathy and support." @KensingtonRoyal

Church and Mental Health: We are living prime time for meaningful discussions and action! Pope Leo's prayer intention this month is for the prevention of suicide. Hear here for the first time a Pope focusing on this global crisis and inspiring hope! youtube.com/watch?v=AcME5I…

Hi #MedTwitter, I’m an #IMG child, adolescent, & adult psychiatrist from 🇪🇸 applying to #Match2026! I lead great research, implantation, teaching & global mental health efforts in NYC & 🌍. Eager to connect with programs & colleagues to best serve patients in & from the 🇺🇸!

@victorpsanchez Very best wishes, Victor!