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.

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. 🧠

Walking for just 10–15 minutes a day might sound simple, but it’s one of the most powerful habits you can build for your...
06/01/2026

Walking for just 10–15 minutes a day might sound simple, but it’s one of the most powerful habits you can build for your brain and body.

A short daily walk improves blood flow to the brain, reduces stress hormones, and boosts mood-regulating chemicals like serotonin and dopamine. It can help with better sleep, sharper focus, and even emotional balance.

You don’t need fancy equipment or a gym — just a pair of shoes and a few mindful minutes outside. Start small, but stay consistent. The brain loves routine movement.

05/31/2026

Pause and take a moment of mindfulness with us.

If you're looking for the answer to:⠀1) Improved Mental Health2) Strength and Resilience3) Better Overall Living⠀Hint: T...
05/28/2026

If you're looking for the answer to:
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1) Improved Mental Health
2) Strength and Resilience
3) Better Overall Living
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Hint: The answer to the puzzle is in green.
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is the master controller of your mental, physical and emotional health.
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Prioritize 7-8 hours of high quality sleep each and every day to build a strong foundation for your well-being.
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05/24/2026

Recapping an incredible week at !

From colleague interactions to learning about the latest developments in psychology research, it was truly a pleasure to be in attendance. See you next year!

More Evidence. More Research. Better Patient Care.

An absolute pleasure seeing at ! Always meaningful to learn the latest in the field of Psychiatry alongside my peers a...
05/22/2026

An absolute pleasure seeing at ! Always meaningful to learn the latest in the field of Psychiatry alongside my peers and colleagues.

More Evidence. More Research. Better Patient Care.



05/20/2026

Live from in San Francisco! Excited to be learning more about : An oral medication prescribed for the treatment of . I’ll be noting valuable research on the medication’s mechanisms of action, alongside benefits and indications.

Looking forward to the rest of the week!

Great Day 2 at !Another day of learning, networking and catching up with old friends!Exciting to see so much evolve si...
05/19/2026

Great Day 2 at !

Another day of learning, networking and catching up with old friends!

Exciting to see so much evolve since last year APA, with regards to new treatments available in mental health.

Some key takeaways from today:

1. If patients with schizophrenia that are treated with Xanomeline-Trospium (Cobenfy) experience GI side effects, best way to overcome this is to titrate up to maximum dose (125 mg/30 mg), as the higher dose of Trospium (30 mg) helps mitigate peripherally the GI adverse effects.

2. In patients with treatment resistant schizophrenia, clozapine is 30% effective in this population, with olanzapine coming 2nd at 7-9%.

3. Over 50% of Bipolar patients have a co-morbid metabolic condition, and there crucial to liase with primary care physicians to provide comprehensive care for this patient population, both medically and psychiatricslly.

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