PSYREFLECT

Issue #32

April 23, 2026

#1Research

Amygdala neurofeedback for PTSD moves from trial into community clinic

Neurofeedback finally has a defensible target — the amygdala — and an FDA-cleared path to the clinic. The question is no longer whether it works, but for whom.

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#2Research

Cluster-C Personality Disorders Cost €27K–€60K Per Patient Per Year — and We Keep Overlooking Them

Cluster-C personality disorders cost €27K–€60K per patient per year and still do not get a fraction of the research attention we give BPD.

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#3Tool

Passive smartphone sensing as a between-session clinical instrument

The clinical scale of the next decade is not a scale. It is the phone already in the patient's pocket.

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#4Industry

Anxiety and Trauma Disorders Nearly Doubled Among US Older Adults in a Decade — State System Data, n=4.2M

In a decade, anxiety disorders among older adults in the US state system went from 13% to 23% — the caseload has changed more than the system has.

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#5Industry

Rejoyn at 24 months — what the first FDA-authorised prescription DTx for depression actually did to the market

The question with digital therapeutics is not whether they work, but whether they move the market. Rejoyn's answer at 24 months: yes on regulatory plumbing, unfinished on clinical uptake.

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#6Resource

Internal Family Systems Level 1 in 2026 — the training track that is not CBT or EMDR

The training that maps onto the next five years of trauma work — complex PTSD, somatic integration, psychedelic assisted — is IFS. In 2026 the door is open but narrow, and getting narrower.

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