
You may have noticed a new trend lately. Everyone is loud and proud about their mental health struggles (and thank goodness)! For practitioners, this movement is as exciting as it is frustrating. As each mental health taboo falls by the wayside as it enters the cultural zeitgeist, a new aspect of our specialty thus emerges. One we just don’t have enough hours in the day to keep track of, let alone... more
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 61 | Founded | a year ago |
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In this journal club episode, we break down the recent findings from a landmark (in my opinion) study on the associated risks between caffeine consumption and dementia risk. Spoiler alert! More coffee might actually be protective against dementia; ho... more
A topic that we were silent on during our Aphasia episode was the importance of Speech-Language Pathologists in the care of patients with Aphasia and, more broadly, throughout different types of care for patients in the hospital, in rehab, and outpat... more
Spoiler Alert! The key to not feeling isolated is to (wait for it) be around other people! Humans are naturally driven social creatures, but the ways in which we attempt to run from isolation become the problem. In this episode, we discuss how isolat... more
In the second part of our intro to DBT episodes, we welcome expert education and DBT clinician, Dr. Kiki Fehling. We talk about how Dr. Fehling found DBT, how her teaching made it to TikTok, and then get into cases about how to talk about DBT with pa... more
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Sorry this is a long and rambling review tl;dr engaging and fun podcast if you have an interest in psychiatry, some episodes more suited to laypeople than others. episode i listened was the chronic pain episode. Alexandras story was super interesting! and often any questions or comments i had were later articulated in the episode lol. when alexandra said her dad was a top neurosurgeon a lot of things clicked for me - i wanted that to be explored that further before i listened on and realised she... more
I am already a big fan of this podcast. But the recent episode on the history of Lithium was just *chef’s kiss*!
I love the science and also application during the podcast
Hi! I recently found your show and have been binge listening since. I’m a PMHNP in Texas and really appreciate what y’all are doing with this show! I love the length of the episodes because I usually listen while doing a long run (I’m training for a fall marathon!).
No need to apologize for when an episode “runs long”, I could keep listening for hours! Love hour+ podcasts
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The show blends clinical psychiatry, mental health education, and real-world patient care with a healthy dose of humor. Conversations span DBT, existential psychotherapy, neuropsychology, OCD, dementia, nutrition's role in mental health, and policy questions about long-term care, all anchored by practitioner-hosts who share residency realities, research insights, and practical takeaways for clinicians and lay listeners alike. Guests frequently include clinicians, researchers, and medical-education voices who bring evidence-based perspectives to accessible, story-rich discussions. A notable strength is translating complex psychology and neuroscience into usable ideas for everyday care, student training, and public understanding, often via a ... more
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