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How to Be Patient

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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

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In this episode, Margaret and I are joined by the legendary host of the podcast Psychiatry Bootcamp, Dr. Mark Mullen. As a clerkship director of the psychiatry rotation himself, Dr. Mullen adds his insights as we discuss the “high yield” (if you will... more

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In this episode, which could be titled “Neurocognitive Assessments for Silly, Cool, Fun People” (that’s us—we are the silly, cool, fun people), Margaret and I describe five neurocognitive domains often used in psychometric testing. We also cover the ... more

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On this episode of HBP, we interview Brooke Resche (CookwithDrBrooke on TikTok and Instagram) and answer some of your questions of how to feed yourself to help your brain, even when struggling with ADHD, Depression, Anxiety, or stress. We get into co... more

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In this episode, Margaret and I do our best to define the elusive diagnosis of dementia. We describe what the actual clinical definition of the cognitive disability is, explore the most common types of diseases that can cause dementia, and how to pic... more

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Recent Guests

Mark Mullen
Assistant Professor at SLU and Clerkship Director for Psychiatry Clerkship
Saint Louis University
Episode: Learning as a Resident with Dr. Mark Mullen
Amanda Stuckey Dodson
Clinical social worker, therapist, and author of "Tidying the Abyss"
Nesting Your Life
Episode: Concrete Self-Care in Hard Times with Amanda Stuckey Dodson
Dr. Nataliya Kosmyna
Research Scientist at the MIT Media Lab
MIT Media Lab
Episode: Your Brain on AI: Interview with MIT Media Lab’s Nataliya Kosmyna
Kristin Flannery
Also known as Lady Glaucomflecken, she shares her personal experiences related to trauma and dissociation.
Episode: Trauma and Dissociation with Kristin Flanary (Lady Glaucomflecken)
Alexandra Wildeson
Advocate for chronic illness and host of Calling in Sick podcast.
Calling in Sick
Episode: A Patient’s Perspective on Chronic Pain with Alexandra Wildeson
Drew Ramsey
Psychiatrist and author specialized in nutritional psychiatry
Episode: Nutritional Psychiatry with Dr. Drew Ramsey (Part 2)
Dr. Jhilam Biswas
Forensic psychiatrist and president of the Massachusetts Psychiatry Society
Massachusetts Psychiatry Society
Episode: Advocating from Inside the Prison System
Hillary McBride
Author and psychologist specializing in spirituality and mental health.
Episode: Religious Trauma and Broader Visions of Spirituality in Healthcare
Dr. Helen Millenwald
Dr. Helen Millenwald is a friend of Dr. Duncan and a medical professional with experience in eating disorders.
Episode: Eating Disorders for Psychiatrists: Part 1

Hosts

Dr. Preston Roche
Psychiatry Resident & Digital Influencer
Dr. Margaret Duncan
Psychiatrist & Content Creator

Reviews

4.9 out of 5 stars from 332 ratings
  • Dr Duncan’s jokes are great

    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

    Apple Podcasts
    4
    Perjdough
    United Kingdoma month ago
  • More history episodes please!

    I am already a big fan of this podcast. But the recent episode on the history of Lithium was just *chef’s kiss*!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    nimbid
    United States2 months ago
  • Love it!

    I love the science and also application during the podcast

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    stacyknowsbest
    United States3 months ago
  • My new favorite 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!).

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Laurenmain
    United States5 months ago
  • Fab

    No need to apologize for when an episode “runs long”, I could keep listening for hours! Love hour+ podcasts

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Seafrost38
    United States5 months ago

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Engaging and fun, especially for those interested in psychiatry.
Many listeners appreciate the hosts' relatability and how they address both emotional and clinical aspects of mental health.
Positive feedback on episodes that also highlight personal stories and professional experiences.
Praises the insightful conversations and humor blended into serious topics.
Listeners express a desire for continued exploration of historical impacts on mental health, with strong interest in educational aspects.
Some suggest the need for more focused episodes on certain specific conditions.

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Concrete Self-Care in Hard Times with Amanda Stuckey Dodson
Q: What is one life skill you find yourself most often bringing up in your work with clients?
I talk quite a bit about what mindfulness actually is, especially for people with anxiety or eating disorders.
Concrete Self-Care in Hard Times with Amanda Stuckey Dodson
Q: How do you define the work you do now with clients?
I work with people one-on-one to help them solve their organizational problems, whether that is home disorganization or general life not-togetherness.
Your Brain on AI: Interview with MIT Media Lab’s Nataliya Kosmyna
Q: Can you provide us a quote from your essay?
Participants in the ChatGPT group struggled to recall quotes from their essays, which raises concerns about cognitive ownership and engagement with the material.
Food Fears, Myths, and Mental Health
Q: What impact do you think food misinformation and fear-mongering might have in terms of impacting people's overall sense of well-being and mental health?
Food misinformation can create unnecessary anxiety and fear around eating, making it difficult for people to enjoy food and could lead to greater mental health issues.
Trauma and Dissociation with Kristin Flanary (Lady Glaucomflecken)
Q: So, Kristin, what is your relationship with dissociation?
Kristin shares her personal experience and interest in dissociation after having gone through trauma involving her husband's cardiac arrest.

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Focused on the evolving landscape of mental health, this podcast features engaging conversations that aim to demystify various mental health conditions and promote an empathetic understanding among practitioners and the general public. The hosts, both experienced in psychiatry, leverage personal insights and expert interviews to explore topics such as chronic pain, dementia, nutritional psychiatry, and the intersection of humor and medical practice. What sets this podcast apart is its commitment to inclusivity, inviting listeners to share their stories and contributing to a richer dialogue about mental health that normalizes the discussion around this often-taboo subject, while integrating light-hearted humor alongside serious discussions.

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2. Amanda Stuckey Dodson
3. Dr. Nataliya Kosmyna
4. Kristin Flannery
5. Alexandra Wildeson
6. Drew Ramsey
7. Dr. Jhilam Biswas
8. Hillary McBride

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