Mind and Brain Link

Mind and Brain Link Founded by Double Board Certified Psychiatrist Dr. Rohit Aiyer, we blend Neuroscience, Research & Expertise to offer distinguished Mental Health Care.

06/18/2026

— you've probably heard the term.

But what does it actually mean, and when does it become a concern for your mental health?

In this video, Dr. Aiyer breaks down the bed rotting phenomenon, why it happens, and what it may be telling you about your emotional well-being.

If you're struggling, we're here to help. Reach out here: www.mindandbrainlink.com/contact-faq

Many people feel shame, fear or hesitation around psychiatric medication. But needing support for your mental health is ...
06/13/2026

Many people feel shame, fear or hesitation around psychiatric medication. But needing support for your mental health is not a personal failure.

In our latest blog, we explore where the stigma around medication comes from and why seeking treatment is an act of self-respect, not weakness.

Read more here: https://www.mindandbrainlink.com/blog/medication-isnt-a-failure

06/13/2026

Summer is supposed to be the happiest time of year—right?

Not for everyone.

While many people feel energized by longer days and warmer weather, others experience increased anxiety, irritability, loneliness, or low mood during the summer months. Changes in sleep, routine, heat, and social pressures can all play a role.

If you're struggling this summer, you're not alone—and your mental health is just as valid as anyone else's.

Reach out to us at mindandbrainlink.com/contact-faq or at the Link in Bio for more support. 🔗

06/11/2026

Summer is supposed to be the happiest time of year right?

Not for everyone.

While many people feel energized by longer days and warmer weather, others experience increased anxiety, irritability, loneliness, or low mood during the summer months. Changes in sleep, routine, heat, and social pressures can all play a role.

If you're struggling this summer, you're not alone and your mental health is just as valid as anyone else's. Reach out to us for help at www.mindandbrainlink.com/contact-faq or at the Link in Bio. 🔗

From groundbreaking trauma research to deeply personal healing journeys, these three books come highly recommended by Dr...
06/10/2026

From groundbreaking trauma research to deeply personal healing journeys, these three books come highly recommended by Dr. Rohit Aiyer.

Whether you’re a clinician, student, or simply curious about the mind-body connection, these reads will shift the way you understand trauma—and recovery.
Have a book we should add to the list? Drop it in the comments. ⬇️

06/08/2026

Take a moment of mindfulness with us.

It was an absolute pleasure to speak at in the New & Emerging Voices Segment alongside my colleagues Brooke Kempf and ...
06/05/2026

It was an absolute pleasure to speak at in the New & Emerging Voices Segment alongside my colleagues Brooke Kempf and Lauren J. Ruotolo.

Our panel was entitled “Untangling the Overlap: Mixed Features, Anxiety, and Pain in Depressive Disorders.”

Always excited to be learning and “elevating” in the fields of Psychiatry & Pain Medicine.

Better Evidence. Better Research. Better Patient Care. ⭐️



Rumination is more than overthinking.Research has shown that repetitive negative thought patterns can contribute to the ...
06/03/2026

Rumination is more than overthinking.

Research has shown that repetitive negative thought patterns can contribute to the onset, persistence, and recurrence of depression. Emerging evidence also suggests that ketamine may influence some of the neural networks involved in self-referential thinking and cognitive flexibility.

In Ketamine Korner: Edition 14, we explore the relationship between ketamine, rumination, and the brain networks that may contribute to emotional suffering.

Read the full edition here: https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/ketamine-korner-edition-14-rohit-aiyer-m-d--nmmkc

06/01/2026

In this video, Dr. Aiyer breaks down the importance of having a purpose in life and how it can aid with combating .

Watch what he had to say about the research originally published in below.

Need additional support? Book an appointment at the Link in Bio. 🧠

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