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The Carlat Psychiatry Podcast

Pocket Psychiatry: A Carlat Podcast
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Clear, engaging, and practical updates on clinical psychiatry. Hosted by Chris Aiken, MD, and Kellie Newsome, PMHNP. Earn CME for listening at www.thecarlatreport.com/podcastcme

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Recent Guests

Frank Yeomans
Dr. Frank Yeomans, developer of Transference-Focused Psychotherapy (TFP)
Well Cornell Medical College; Personality Disorders Institute; International Society of Transfer and Spoke Psychotherapy
Episode: Treating BPD Series Ep 2: Transference-Focused Psychotherapy—From Splitting to Coherence with Frank Yeomans, MD, PhD
Ken Kendler
psychiatric researcher
Episode: Jeffery Epstein on the Couch: Part II
Linda Carpenter
Professor of Psychiatry and Chief of the Mood Disorders Program at Butler Hospital
Brown University
Episode: ProLivRx: How it Works
Nolan Williams
Pioneer in TMS therapy and its applications in psychiatry
Episode: How to Find SAINT TMS
Brandon Bensley
Developer of SNT TMS
Episode: How to Find SAINT TMS
Owen Muir
Expert in psychotherapeutic approaches related to TMS and mental health
Episode: How to Find SAINT TMS
Dr. Kenneth Levy
Tenured professor in the Clinical Psychology Doctoral Program at Pennsylvania State University.
Pennsylvania State University
Episode: Crossing the Alphabet Divide: An Integrative Overview of BPD Treatments with Dr. Kenneth Levy
Dr. Bhatt
Chief of Addiction Psychiatry at the University of New Mexico, involved in psychedelic trials.
University of New Mexico
Episode: Psychedelics and Addiction Psychiatry
Dr. Laila Benoit
Expert on climate anxiety and emotional responses to environmental loss
Episode: Understanding Climate Anxiety in Youth

Hosts

Christopher Aiken
Editor-in-Chief of The Carlat Psychiatry Report and host with a focus on evidence-based psychiatry and practical clinical guidance.
Kellie Newsome
Psychiatric Nurse Practitioner and co-host who focuses on practical, unbiased education for clinicians.

Reviews

4.8 out of 5 stars from 779 ratings
  • Concise and helpful

    I love listening to this podcast to stay on top of the latest treatments. Please consider doing an episode on generic drugs, how they may be affecting treatment, and practical recommendations. I’m reading the book “Bottle of Lies” by Katherine Eban and I would love to know Dr. Aiken’s take, which is always fair and balanced. Thanks Dr. Aiken and Ms. Kelli!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    AshleyHarris728
    United States25 days ago
  • The Best Psychiatry Resource!

    Carlat has become my #1 go-to resource when it comes to evidence based psychiatry. In the podcast, they do a great job navigating medications, cultural issues as well as therapeutic interventions. If I were to recommend any resource, this would be the first.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    nmiller16
    United States4 months ago
  • Annoying script-reading

    Please stop reading the scripts. Spend some time getting to know what you’re going to say and make it more casual and easy to listen to. It’s painful to hear these stilted voices just reading text. I can’t do it. We are not babies—we are professionals.

    Apple Podcasts
    1
    linlemav
    United States7 months ago
  • So informative

    This podcast is amazing and so helpful in my practice to provide the best care to my patients. Thank you!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    CarolynWA
    United States8 months ago
  • Sets the Standard

    As a PMHNP, The Carlat Psychiatry Podcast is one of my go-to resources. Dr. Aiken and Kellie consistently deliver informative, well-researched content that enhances clinical decision-making. Their commitment to bias-free, evidence-based information makes this podcast an essential tool in modern psychiatric practice.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    GrayInternet
    United Statesa year ago

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Frequency and format praised for being concise and CME-friendly
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Audience finds the show a key resource for staying up-to-date in psychiatry
Guests and topics are appreciated for their depth and relevance to practice, with occasional critique noted about balance on controversial topics

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Jeffrey Epstein on the Couch: Part III
Q: What does mentalization-based treatment show in the study of antisocial personality disorder?
The study reported reduced aggression and better communication and understanding among participants who received mentalization-based therapy compared to treatment as usual.
Jeffrey Epstein on the Couch: Part III
Q: True or false? The dark triad has influenced popular conceptions of personality disorders despite limited research support.
The host states that the dark triad has spread widely into popular culture even though research support is limited, implying a cautious stance on overvaluing the construct, while still acknowledging its clinical relevance.
Wounded Healers: Steven Hayes Part II
Q: Did you feel a sense of risk changing the field like this, coming in as a young psychologist with so many new ideas?
Hayes acknowledged the huge risk, feeling the pressure as a panic-disordered person in recovery.
Wounded Healers: Steve Hayes, from Panic to ACT
Q: What type of treatments did you try before you hit that moment?
Hayes describes trying various methods including CBT, exposure therapy, and medications, none of which effectively resolved his panic attacks.
Wounded Healers: Steve Hayes, from Panic to ACT
Q: Tell me the story about how you went from having panic attacks to discovering the theories and ACT.
Steve Hayes recounts his journey of struggling with panic attacks and the realization that running from his anxiety only worsened it, leading to the development of ACT.

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The show delivers concise, evidence-based updates on clinical psychiatry, emphasizing practical guidance for providers. Covering treatments from pharmacology to neuromodulation and psychotherapy, every episode tends to compare options, summarize key trials, and discuss real-world implementation, dosing, and safety. A notable strength is its emphasis on unbiased, science-driven content, often featuring detailed conversations about emerging therapies (such as dopamine modulation, TMS/TDCS, and at-home neuromodulation) and their place in broader treatment plans. The format suits clinicians seeking quick, actionable insights and CME-friendly continuing education, with a clear bent toward debunking myths and highlighting personalization in mood ... more

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3. Linda Carpenter
4. Nolan Williams
5. Brandon Bensley
6. Owen Muir
7. Dr. Kenneth Levy
8. Dr. Bhatt

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