IPMG Research

04/07/2026

Join Inland Psychiatric Medical Group at the Autism Awareness Event this month!

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04/06/2026

Autism Awareness Month is about more than awareness.
It’s about access.

Access to:
• Thoughtful evaluations
• Multiple treatment pathways
• Clear, transparent information
• Clinicians who listen

At Inland Psychiatric Medical Group, we approach care with one principle:

👉 Treatment should expand autonomy—not limit it.

Medications, when used, are not about suppressing identity.
They are one of many tools that may help reduce:
• Anxiety
• Depression
• Functional barriers

So individuals can engage more comfortably in daily life—on their own terms.

Every person deserves the right to choose what support looks like for them.

Data-Driven Autonomy comes from Clinical Trials like the ones we have at our Redlands and Chino locations

If you are interested in learning about Paid Participation in Child & Teen Clinical Trials at IPMG, please reach out.

Clinical Trials are run by Board Certified Psychiatrist MDs in Redlands & Chino.
909-955-5865
www.inlandpsych.com/research

04/05/2026

Our Research Department at Inland Psychiatric Medical Group - at Redlands & Chino Locations - We are focused on our work in bringing data about medications to patients - so they can make more informed decisions on medications.

Access to care includes access to information.

For individuals with autism and their families, decisions about treatment should be based on:
• Clear data
• Realistic expectations
• Respect for personal goals

Not pressure. Not assumptions.

Clinical trials are how medicine becomes more precise.

They help answer questions like:

✔ Who benefits most from a treatment
✔ What symptoms improve
✔ What side effects may occur
✔ How different groups respond differently

Over time, this creates something powerful:

👉 Better data = better decisions

So patients and clinicians can choose care based on evidence—not guesswork.

03/01/2026

Prioritizing mental wellness for women in our community
Contact us today (909) 955-5865

12/26/2025

Clinical trials: the basics everyone should know 🧠🧪

Clinical trials are carefully designed research studies that help doctors and scientists learn whether new treatments are safe, effective, and better than existing options. Many of the medications, therapies, and medical devices we rely on today—from common antidepressants to advanced cancer treatments—are available because people before us chose to participate in clinical research.

Here are a few important facts:

• Participation is always voluntary. You can ask questions, take time to decide, and withdraw at any point without affecting your regular medical care.
• Informed consent is required. Before anything begins, participants receive clear information about the study’s purpose, procedures, risks, benefits, and alternatives.
• Safety is a priority. Trials follow strict protocols and are overseen by ethics committees (IRBs), regulatory agencies, and medical professionals.
• Not everyone receives the same treatment. Some studies compare a new treatment to a standard treatment or placebo—but this is explained upfront before enrollment.
• Clinical trials are not “last-resort” care. Many participants join to access innovative options earlier, contribute to science, or explore alternatives when standard treatments haven’t worked well for them.
• Trials exist for many conditions and age groups. Research isn’t limited to severe illness—it includes mental health, pediatrics, prevention, and quality-of-life studies.
By participating in clinical research, individuals help advance medicine not just for themselves, but for future patients and families. Education and transparency are central to ethical research—and asking questions is always encouraged.

10/28/2025

Welcome and thank you for supporting NAMIWalks!

NAMI OC WALK
Saturday November 15th 2025

If you would like to register to participate in NAMIWalks please follow the prompts on their website.

There is no fee to register and this process will ensure that you have access to online fundraising and awareness-building tools and are eligible for incentive gifts.

As a registered participant, if you self-donate or raise $100 or more, you will earn an official 2025 NAMIWalks event T-shirt and if you raise $1,000 or more, you will become a Walk Star and receive our 2025 commemorative lapel pin.

If you would like to donate to a participant, team, or at the event level instead, you may do so selecting the donate button on the homepage.

LINKS:
Dr. Neelima Kunam’s Link:
https://www.namiwalks.org/participant/Neelima-Kunam

IPMG - Inland Psychiatric Medical Group Link:
https://www.namiwalks.org/teams/80140/donate

09/08/2025

Coming up soon in October - World Mental Health Day - How would you like to participate?
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09/04/2025

If you are interested in learning more about the Pediatric Autism Study please reach out to

Inland Psychiatric Medical Group
Redlands, CA

909-955-5865

09/03/2025

Coming up end of September: Cognition & Depression

Cognitive Symptoms & Depression
Virtual Access - End of September

https://www.linkedin.com/posts/pmhw_precisionmentalhealth-neuroscience-psychiatry-activity-7358176234696003585--0L2?utm_source=share&utm_medium=member_ios&rcm=ACoAAAdtau4B-AidaQ-2yLnJwkWVT_0OYQJjPk0

Functional neuroimaging meets foundation AI models—peek inside the future of psychiatry. 📢 Join us at Stanford for the 5th Annual Precision Mental Health Symposium on Friday, Sept 26, 2025 and hear from leading voices at the forefront of this question, including Drs. Carolyn Rodriguez, Teddy Ak...

09/03/2025

Check out our Clinical Research Site at Redlands for Psychiatric Clinical Trials for Adolescents

09/01/2025

We are currently looking to recruit autistic teenagers 13-17 years of age who are experiencing irritability, which be expressed as tantrums, aggression, yelling, or other types of behaviors.

Please contact us to learn if your child may be eligible for
909-955-5865
Research@inlandpsych.com

www.inlandpsych.com/research

08/31/2025