

TMS as a last resort: Interview with Jonas Montvidas
Recently, we have been observing how transcranial magnetic stimulation, a non-pharmacological treatment method, is challenging the traditional dominance of medication in psychiatry. Today, I am talking about the practical aspects of this treatment method with Jonas Montvidas, a psychiatrist and enthusiast of this method.


From repetition to reflection: reviewing schizophrenia treatment practices with Professor Vesta Steiblienė
Throughout the history of psychiatry, the treatment of psychosis has undergone a series of transformations, with new concepts of this mental disorder and new treatment methods emerging. It seems that science is learning more every day about the effectiveness and safety of various treatment methods, but are treatment choices always determined by scientific evidence? Today, I am talking to Professor Vesta Steiblienė about the polarisation associated with the treatment of psycho


Competences versus fears and attitudes
Interview with addiction psychiatrist Darius Jokūbonis.


Lost in translation? Creating dialogues, not monologues. (Mis)communication in child and adolescent psychiatry
Interview with Gintautas Narmontas, MD


Lost in translation? Experience of the non-Lithuanian psychiatrist from Lithuania in Norway
Interview with Artiom Charkavliuk.


Lost in translation? Language and stigma in psychiatry
The theme of this issue of the journal - lost in translation - automatically brings us back to the field of communication, of conversation. The topic of stigma is particularly sensitive and important in public communication on psychiatric topics. It is a stigma that comprehensively undermines mental health, the accessibility of mental health care to the end user, and the quality of life. It also affects our job satisfaction as mental health professionals, which means the qual

