Daniel J. Smith, Elise McGlashan, John Gottlieb, Nicholas Meyer, Matt W. Jones
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This editorial summarises the clinical relevance of ‘chronopsychiatry’, defined as the interface between circadian science and mental health science. Chronopsychiatry represents a move towards time-variable perspectives on neurobiology and symptoms, with a greater emphasis on chronotherapeutic interventions.
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