Charles Hebert M.D.

About

Charles Hebert, M.D. is the Medical Director of Emergency Psychiatric Services and Visiting Associate Professor of Psychiatry at the University of Colorado Hospital, Anschutz Medical Campus, Aurora, Colorado.

Recent Posts

Awe in the Heavens

Can a total solar eclipse change your life? For millions of Americans, it may have.

Is AI Ready to Be Your Therapist?

Looking for a therapist? AI is here to help. Or is it?

How Loan Interest Rates Influence Suicide Rates

Are rising interest rates bringing you down?

Are Hallucinations Therapeutic?

MDMA and psilocybin-assisted treatments challenge what psychiatry thinks of as "normal."

Investing in the Planet Is an Investment in Brain Health

Earth Day is a chance to reflect on the planet's well-being and our own.

Earth Day is a chance to reflect on the planet's well-being and our own.

Psychiatric Hospitalization Does Not Solve Homelessness

A Personal Perspective: Involuntary hospitalization is a restriction of rights not to be taken lightly.

A Personal Perspective: Involuntary hospitalization is a restriction of rights not to be taken lightly.

The NFL's New Concussion Guidelines Are a "False Start"

The NFL's new concussion guidelines aim to protect athletes on the field. But what about off the field?

The NFL's new concussion guidelines aim to protect athletes on the field. But what about off the field?

What Queen Elizabeth’s 73-Year Marriage Has to Do With Mental Health

Does partnership impact physical well-being and life expectancy? The marriage legacy of Queen Elizabeth II.

Does partnership impact physical well-being and life expectancy? The marriage legacy of Queen Elizabeth II.

Overturning Roe v. Wade Could Increase Maternal Mental Illness

The miscarriage, stillbirth, and mental illness implications of the SCOTUS decision.

The miscarriage, stillbirth, and mental illness implications of the SCOTUS decision.

How Climate Change Impacts Mental Health

Is the summer heat in May getting you down? It may be the effects of climate change.

Is the summer heat in May getting you down? It may be the effects of climate change.