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Schizophrenia: Three Moms in the Trenches

Randye Kaye
Schizophrenia
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Mental Illness
Psychosis
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Johns Hopkins Schizophrenia Center
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Schizophrenia in the Family. How do we cope? How can we help? We each have adult sons with schizophrenia and have written acclaimed books about it. We say it like it is, to help families, practitioners and those with SMI (serious mental illness) feel less alone...and learn. Randye Kaye, Mindy Greiling, Miriam Feldman...and guests.

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Today on Schizophrenia: 3 Moms in the Trenches, we’re joined by Dr. Steve Olson—psychiatrist, longtime advocate for clozapine, and a clinician experienced in ... more

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Recent Guests

Dr. Steve Olson
Psychiatrist and advocate for Clozapine, experienced in using ECT for treatment-resistant patients
Episode: ECT and Schizophrenia: Can it Help? (Ep. 127)
Dr. Rocco Marotta
Psychiatrist known for treating schizophrenia and advocating for families.
Silver Hill Hospital
Episode: Lives Reimagined: Changing the Course of Psychotic Illness (Ep. 125)
Katharine Dougherty
Research associate with lived experience in mental health.
Silver Hill Hospital
Episode: Lives Reimagined: Changing the Course of Psychotic Illness (Ep. 125)
Lisa Mann
Clinical psychologist and author with a strong focus on mental health advocacy.
Episode: Lives Reimagined: Changing the Course of Psychotic Illness (Ep. 125)
Jeff Zuckerman
Retired editor, reporter, writing instructor, and social worker. Author of 'Unglued, A Bipolar Love Story.'
NAMI Support Group Co-facilitator
Episode: Living With and Loving a Partner With a Serious Mental Illness (Ep. 124)
Annie Jaeger
Health and wellness coach focusing on mindset shifts.
Episode: Living With and Loving a Partner With a Serious Mental Illness (Ep. 124)
Casie Fariello
Founder of Other Parents Like ME, advocate for parents with children facing mental health challenges.
Other Parents Like ME
Episode: Other Parents Like Me: Hope, Help and Healing (Ep. 123)
Dr. Xavier Amador
Author of I Am Not Sick, I Don't Need Help
LEAP Institute and DoroMind
Episode: SMI and AI: Communication Coach in Your Back Pocket? (Ep. 121)
Dr. Stephanie Greer
Involved with DoroMind, focusing on tech and wellness
DoroMind
Episode: SMI and AI: Communication Coach in Your Back Pocket? (Ep. 121)

Hosts

Randye Kaye
Co-host, author, and advocate sharing personal experiences and facilitating guest discussions. She emphasizes providing practical support and insights for families dealing with schizophrenia.
Mindy Greiling
Co-host, author, and advocate focusing on the challenges of raising a child with schizophrenia. She contributes to discussions on coping strategies and community support.
Miriam Feldman
Co-host, author, and advocate sharing insights from her journey with mental illness in the family. She emphasizes the importance of understanding and navigating the challenges of schizophrenia.

Reviews

4.8 out of 5 stars from 175 ratings
  • Primary care in serious mental illness

    What a remarkable podcast! not only is there high-quality information about schizophrenia and in particular it’s prodromal phase, but also the energy and commitment of the three moms is absolutely amazing. it was an honor to be included.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Has Medicine lost its mind?
    United States10 months ago
  • Thank you.

    I am so thrilled I found you 3 amazing mothers.

    I’m also a mum of a 38 year old son diagnosed with schizophrenia. Thank you so very much for everything you all do.

    Sending love and best wishes from Lisa in Spain.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    The best thing I found
    United Kingdoma year ago
  • Thank you

    This podcast is helping me accept and understand so much of what I’m going through as well as my family. I grew up with a mom diagnosed and on and off meds. Now my sister and myself were recently diagnosed with schizophrenia and it’s been a truly terrifying experience. Thank you so much for sharing and showing hope for everyone involved.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Lola4me
    United Statesa year ago
  • Wait? What?

    Finding out there are actually other moms that have gone through the exact same misery and tragedy that my family and I have was life-changing. I sleep better and feel less alone. Thank you for bringing this into the light so that we can all find answers together- and move forward! I would love to someday tell my story and be heard as well I am sure that it is extremely validating and comforting to find your voices! Amazing books as well! Thank you, and bravo!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    rubbster569
    United Statesa year ago
  • Thank God

    I’m so thankful for these real life moms and all the information they share! I’m currently in crisis with my son who has schizophrenia and I’ve gained so much knowledge to help me & his dad move forward. We currently are starting the process for guardianship. Our son has been homeless for several months now. Thank you ladies, keep up the good fight🙏❤️

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    5
    Another Fighting Mom Evie
    United Statesa year ago

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The hosts are praised for their openness and vulnerability, sharing personal stories that resonate with audience members in similar situations.
Some criticism exists related to the handling of certain topics, with urges for more depth in exploring guest contributions and experiences.
Listeners appreciate the candid and relatable discussions about the challenges of living with and caring for individuals with schizophrenia.
Many express gratitude for the supportive community fostered by the podcast, which helps them feel less isolated in their experiences.

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ECT and Schizophrenia: Can it Help? (Ep. 127)
Q: What do you do to try to convince patients who really need ECT but are afraid of it?
Dr. Olson mentions that education is key, and emphasizes that ECT is often reserved for severe cases, sometimes requiring court approval for treatment during acute psychosis.
ECT and Schizophrenia: Can it Help? (Ep. 127)
Q: How is modern ECT different from the past, and what are the side effects?
Modern ECT is much more controlled, done under anesthesia, which prevents pain or injury, dramatically improving the experience and safety of the treatment.
ECT and Schizophrenia: Can it Help? (Ep. 127)
Q: How do you explain what ECT actually is like today?
Dr. Olson explains that ECT is not like how it's depicted in movies, as modern methods utilize anesthesia and are pain-free, differing significantly from historical practices.
Tardive Dyskinesia (TD) - Managing a Difficult Side Effect (Ep. 119)
Q: Can you still get treated for Tardive Dyskinesia after it's taken hold?
Yes, it is treatable even for those who have had TD for many years, and there are effective treatments available regardless of how long the symptoms have persisted.
Tardive Dyskinesia (TD) - Managing a Difficult Side Effect (Ep. 119)
Q: How long has there been something to do about Tardive Dyskinesia?
There are treatments available now that were not available around 10 years ago, with two primary medications approved specifically for treating Tardive Dyskinesia.

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This podcast features three mothers who navigate the complexities of raising adult sons with schizophrenia, offering insights into their experiences and the resources available for families facing similar challenges. The hosts discuss a range of topics, including individual paths to recovery, the importance of support networks, and strategies for managing serious mental illness. Each episode often highlights the significance of community and individual stories, allowing listeners to connect through shared experiences, fostering hope, and providing practical advice for dealing with the realities of mental illness.

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1. Dr. Steve Olson
2. Dr. Rocco Marotta
3. Katharine Dougherty
4. Lisa Mann
5. Jeff Zuckerman
6. Annie Jaeger
7. Casie Fariello
8. Dr. Xavier Amador

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