
Your clear, practical introduction to the field of psychiatry. Each episode features a leading expert unpacking complex topics like suicide risk, schizophrenia, catatonia, and childhood anxiety. Originally created as a crash course for new doctors, Psychiatry Boot Camp has grown into essential listening for professionals preparing for residency, advancing their careers, or sharpening their clinic... more
| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 57 | Founded | 4 years ago |
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In this episode of Psychiatry Boot Camp recorded live at Saint Louis University, Dr. Mark Mullen is joined by Dr. Kristin Mueller, an emergency medicine physician and physician-researcher at Washington University in St. Louis, for a discussion on fir... more
Dr. Mark Mullen welcomes Dr. Allison Hadley, a psychiatrist and medical director of the psychiatric emergency service at Oregon Health & Science University, for a discussion on motivational interviewing in high-acuity psychiatric settings. Dr. Hadley... more
Dr. Mark Mullen welcomes Dr. Christine Crawford, Chief Medical Officer at the National Alliance on Mental Illness (NAMI) and author of You Are Not Alone: For Parents and Caregivers, alongside Steve Hoffmann, Senior Vice President and Chief Preclinica... more
Dr. Mark Mullen welcomes Dr. Megan Schott, a child and adolescent psychiatrist specializing in pediatric emergency psychiatry, for a discussion on the escalating boarding crisis affecting youth in psychiatric emergencies.
Dr. Schott, who has built ... more
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Thank you so much for your episode with Dr Adams about FND (July 2025). A loved one in my life has recently been given this diagnosis, and your succinct but thorough overview of FNDs was so illuminating and practical. Thanks for the sense of respect you both brought to the subject. I’m not a medical professional, just a layperson, but I learned a lot from your conversation and feel encouraged.
Dr Mullen, Thanks again for your labor of love; clarifying and highlighting challenging areas of psychiatry. Enjoyed recent summary of the season, especially admitting vulnerability and ways to improve.
In a recent episode you interviewed Dr Shedler who always challenges and exposes various therapies. While psychodynamic practices make sense I’m challenged connecting with a psychodynamic therapist. Any resources to connect with a qualified therapist would be most helpful.
As a high school student thinking of going into psychiatry, this podcast has been a real help in understanding what psychiatry is all about. Being new to the world of medicine in general, all the topics are covered in a way that makes it easy to understand, and I’ve learned a lot about the current debates in the field. Such a great podcast, it’s motivated me to continue on this path in my education!
The recent article on TMS makes claims about its efficacy that are not supported by the most recent meta-analyses. Effect sizes are small when we look at RCT with sham studies. Why don’t the interviewers push back against people pushing psychiatrist? This show is not for skeptics, I fear.
An extremely important podcast for anyone going into psychiatry and a useful reminder for those within the field. Dr Mullen does a spectacular job tackling the difficult to answer questions of what the role of a psychiatrist should be and evaluated what the goals of different services should be. While as an intern I was initially disappointed this podcast didn’t have the high yield facts I had been hoping to find to boost my performance, I now on a re-listen am realizing this podcast influenced ... more
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A clear, practical dive into psychiatry directed at students, residents, and clinicians. Episodes center on actionable clinical techniques, emerging debates in the field, and real-world case discussions—from motivational interviewing in crisis settings to pediatric emergency care, residency matching, and neuromodulation. A notable strength is how topics are tied to everyday practice, with guests who are practicing psychiatrists, researchers, and educators offering concrete takeaways, ethical considerations, and guidance for advancing in the field. The format blends clinical teaching with thoughtful reflections, sometimes using unique framing (e.g., improv-inspired MI) to make dense material accessible and memorable. This combination makes i... more
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Recent guests on Psychiatry Boot Camp include:
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