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Doorknob Comments was named for a phenomenon that sometimes happens at the end of a therapy session, when the patient may mention something important and riddled with conflict, right as you’re walking out the door. Equal parts frustrating and enlightening, it surfaces key issues which may--or may not!-- get addressed anytime soon.

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On today’s episode of Doorknob Comments, Fara and Grant are joined by Siddharth Shah, the Founder and President of Greenleaf Integrative. Dr. Shah is a preventive medicine physician whose path into medicine wound through the humanities, a year travel... more

In today's episode of Doorknob Comments, Grant and Fara are joined by Dr. Soe Thein, a board-certified child and adolescent psychiatrist and the founder of the Good Enough Psychiatrist YouTube channel. On his channel, Dr. Thein creates animated video... more

On today's episode of Doorknob Comments, Fara and Grant are joined by Igor Galynker, a psychiatrist, clinician, and researcher known for his work in bipolar disorder, suicide prevention, and the role of family dynamics in psychiatric illness, who cur... more

On today’s episode of Doorknob Comments, Fara and Grant are joined by Dr. Daven Morrison, a psychiatrist with deep expertise in organizational and occupational psychiatry. A member of the Group for the Advancement of Psychiatry and an officer of the ... more

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Dr. Glenn Saxe
Renowned psychiatrist and researcher in traumatic stress and child psychiatry.
NYU Langone Health
Episode: Bringing Clarity to Psychiatric Chaos
Professor Michael Levin
Vannevar Bush Distinguished Professor of Biology at Tufts University, Director of the Allen Discovery Center.
Tufts University
Episode: Engineering Body and Mind with Michael Levin
Professor Nir Eisikovits
Professor of philosophy and founding director of the Applied Ethics Center
UMass Boston
Episode: Would You Rather Have An AI or a Human Therapist?
Dr. Mark Solms
A neuropsychologist and the founder of the field of neuropsychoanalysis, renowned for his insights into the brain's arousal systems and the nature of consciousness.
The Hidden Spring and Freud's Complete Works
Episode: Neuropsychoanalysis, Revisiting Freud, and Living Well: A Conversation with Dr. Mark Solms
Sharon Thomas
Founder and CEO of MAIA Education Resource Center with over two decades of experience in education.
MAIA Education Resource Center
Episode: Navigating Education Challenges with Sharon Thomas
Joe Feldman
Founder of Cover My Mental Health
Cover My Mental Health
Episode: Overcoming Insurance Obstacles with Joe Feldman #76
Dr. Scott Shapiro
A leading expert on adult ADHD trained at Massachusetts General Hospital and Mount Auburn Hospital.
Private practice, ADHD specialist
Episode: Navigating Adult ADHD with Dr. Scott Shapiro
Angie Tekriwal
Therapist with experience in crisis counseling, especially with teens
Episode: The Challenges of Modern Parenting with Angie Tekriwal
Dr. Alexey Tolchinksky
Licensed clinical psychologist and adjunct professor at George Washington University
George Washington University
Episode: Narrative Fallacies in Dynamic Therapy

Hosts

Dr. Grant Brenner
Co-host and psychiatrist with extensive experience in mental health and private practice.
Dr. Fara White
Co-host and psychiatrist focusing on mental health issues, with a background in private practice.

Reviews

4.9 out of 5 stars from 35 ratings
  • Kind and useful

    Casual, honest, informative. I enjoy listening.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    AlexeyTo
    United Statesa year ago
  • I LOVE THIS PODCAST!

    Grant and Fara and their guests discuss fascinating topics from the world of mental health. I am always learning something and being entertained at the same time.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Rebecca01258
    United Statesa year ago
  • A guilty pleasure for a colleague…

    Grant and Sara are both erudite and humorous—the time speeds by each time I listen to this podcast. And yet it’s simply a pleasure, not a guilty one, because it prompts both questions and insights every bit as profoundly as the journals in our field!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    HappyboyHappyboy
    United States2 years ago
  • Wonderful Podcast About Therapy!

    You won’t find a better podcast featuring fun, insightful, dynamic, inspiring, eloquent, accessible, various, informed and informative conversations about therapy and mental health in general. Fara and Grant are terrific, engaging hosts, their selection of content is exciting and cutting edge, and the production quality is extremely top notch. Highly recommend!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    MarkOTherapy
    United States5 years ago
  • IMPORTANT AND JARGON FREE!!!

    Ripping good stuff here. Important topics are covered and the discussions are refreshingly free of professional jargon and related self-important verbal flatulence. These discussions are relevant and relatable to us all.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Doc Berry
    United States5 years ago

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Narrative Fallacies in Dynamic Therapy
Q: Dr. Tolchinksy, how did your study of this inform your day-to-day practice, seeing patients?
My study of narrative fallacy underscores the importance of avoiding simplistic connections between symptoms in therapy; rather, we should recognize the complex interplay of various factors influencing a patient's mental health.
Narrative Fallacies in Dynamic Therapy
Q: Could you define for us what narrative fallacy is and how that relates to the process of growth and therapy, say?
Narrative fallacy, coined by Nassim Taleb, refers to the connection made between events A and B without sufficient data to support that they are related. It highlights how humans often simplify complex psychological phenomena into understandable narratives, despite lacking the necessary evidence.
Navigating Education Challenges with Sharon Thomas
Q: How do you think about this educational philosophy?
It varies from child to child, and schools need to recognize that being average is not offensive.
Navigating Education Challenges with Sharon Thomas
Q: What kind of leverage do parents have that they can counter that fear of being counseled out?
Public schools have laws guaranteeing a free, appropriate public education, whereas private schools have much more leeway.
Navigating Education Challenges with Sharon Thomas
Q: What were the biggest gaps that you were hoping to fill?
The idea of founding MAIA came about when I realized families needed advice that was not motivated by financial gain.

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Explore the fascinating intersections of mental health, psychology, and education through engaging conversations with experts and practitioners. The content emphasizes trauma-informed care, innovative therapeutic approaches, and the ethical implications of emerging technologies in psychotherapy, creating a rich tapestry of knowledge that appeals to both laypeople and professionals alike. The podcast features dialogues on diverse topics such as trauma systems therapy, AI in mental health, and neuropsychoanalysis, making it a unique resource for those interested in understanding the complexities of psychological well-being in today's world.

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1. Dr. Glenn Saxe
2. Professor Michael Levin
3. Professor Nir Eisikovits
4. Dr. Mark Solms
5. Sharon Thomas
6. Joe Feldman
7. Dr. Scott Shapiro
8. Angie Tekriwal

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