Uploaded August 2026 | Updated September 2026, 3 weeks ago
Psychiatrists see mental health cases every single day and yet training on the role hormones play in them still isn't embedded in psychiatry. PMDD has been documented as a hormonal condition since the 1950s, so this isn't new science, it's a training gap.
Psychiatrists need to be taught to recognise cyclical patterns in symptoms and to feel confident prescribing hormone treatment rather than defaulting to antidepressants and antipsychotics.
If you're a clinician, our training programmes through @newson_education can help close that gap.
Psychiatrists see mental health cases every single day and yet training on the role hormones play in them still isn't embedded in psychiatry. PMDD has been documented as a hormonal condition since the 1950s, so this isn't new science, it's a training gap.
Psychiatrists need to be taught to recognise cyclical patterns in symptoms and to feel confident prescribing hormone treatment rather than defaulting to antidepressants and antipsychotics.
If you're a clinician, our training programmes through @newson_education can help close that gap.










