
PsychoFarm Podcast is a deep dive into the intersection of psychiatry, psychopharmacology, and the evolving understanding of mental health. Hosted by 2 psychiatrists, the podcast explores complex topics such as diagnosing mood and personality disorders, the role of medications in treatment, and the challenges of psychiatric training. Each episode breaks down the clinical insights and philosophical... more
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 65 | Founded | 2 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | Mental HealthHealth & Fitness | |||

Antipsychotic medications are not interchangeable, and the tradeoffs between efficacy, metabolic burden, movement side effects, sedation, and adherence can be huge. In this episode, we build an antipsychotic tier list and rank medications including c... more
PTSD diagnosis is more complicated than identifying a trauma history. In this episode, we break down what qualifies as Criterion A trauma, the major PTSD symptom clusters, and how intrusion, avoidance, negative beliefs, hyperarousal, and dissociation... more
What should patients know when they are diagnosed with depression? In this episode, psychiatrists Dr. Malzberg and Dr. Fu cover what they wish every patient knew from the start. They explain why a depression diagnosis is a useful shorthand rather tha... more
Autism diagnosis is more complicated than recognizing a handful of autistic traits. In this episode, Dr. Fu and Dr. Malzberg unpack the DSM-5-TR criteria for autism spectrum disorder, including social communication differences, restricted and repetit... more
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This show was recommended to me by a trusted friend and colleague, and it has quickly become my favourite psychiatry podcast. The conversations move beyond guidelines and DSM criteria to the heart of practicing psychiatry, with its nuances, grey areas, ethical quandaries, biases, and judgment calls. Thank you for your work!
This podcast quickly became one of my favorite educational resources. I specially like the conversational format and how the hosts interact. The discussions are very enlightening and in depth.
Chock full of useful clinical and theoretical information, just the right amount of each. Extremely useful to the professional and also accessible to the interested layperson. The doctors have a great rapport that’s entertaining and fun and light while not detracting in any way from the information or material’s serious. One of the best psych podcasts out there!
So grateful for this podcast! As a newer provider I am learning so much. Thank you, please keep this going!
I’m a PCP in a safety-net system and do a lot of management of mental health concerns, and I have found your podcast so helpful (and I actually enjoy listening to it, which I can’t say for most medical podcasts!) Would love some episodes targeted at PCPs (mainly addressing how to do our best given 20-minute visits across the board), but even without targeted episodes, I have found the episodes on depression, anxiety, ADHD, etc. so valuable.
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A clinically oriented show where two psychiatrists discuss real-world treatment decisions, medication choices, and therapeutic approaches across a wide spectrum of psychiatric conditions. Episodes balance pharmacology with psychodynamic and behavioral perspectives, often ranking or tier-listing therapies, debating long-term versus short-term strategies, and weaving in practical considerations like patient buy-in, safety, monitoring, and the realities of practice. A standout trait is the mixture of rigorous clinical reasoning with banter and accessible explanations, plus recurring resources and membership content the hosts highlight for deeper learning. Listeners can expect actionable takeaways for diagnosing, treating mood and anxiety disor... more
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Recent guests on Psychofarm Podcast include:
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2. Dr. Jim Phelps
3. MaryEllen Eller
4. Dr. Catherine Eubanks
5. Dr. Chris Aiken
6. Dr. Owen Muir
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