They helped teach me that too. While I’m glad to see the Lodge back in the fold and am glad the work on psychosis prodrome is underway and appears to be in good hands, there’s still something that bothers me. That video by Dr. Lieberman is a cheerleading session; it exaggerates the state of the art; and it reminds me of all those endless inflated claims from the age of PHARMA [hopefully passing]. Real scientists aren’t salesmen. They don’t say "research has shown…" unless it’s in the bank. But we have a layer of gentlemen scientists who talk the talk, but don’t walk the walk, and I include Dr. Lieberman in that group. So in spite of being pleased to see this article that speaks of people and a place that was so important to me when I started psychiatry and encountered psychosis, I can’t help but think that the article is in PsychiatricNews as part of some kind of APA shiny object campaign…