015 Childhood ADHD with Dr. Tom Fluent
Episode 15:
Dr. Tom Fluent joins us today to talk about childhood ADHD. We use Dr. Fluent’s own personal story with ADHD to talk about the disorder, treatment, and how it effects a family […]
014 Return of the Pod Announcements
Return of the Pod – Announcements!
We have a second host – please welcome Dr. Matt Hughes!
Our next full episode (and also Matt’s debut) will come out on […]
013 Podcast Announcements
Announcements:
- The every-other-week production schedule is sadly unsustainable for me. I am unable to keep up with it myself and I will need to take a break.
- I am looking for help with […]
012 Treatment of Phobias with Dr. Kate Baker
Dr. Kate Baker of the University of Michigan joins us again for an episode on the treatment of phobias, building upon the last episode on the diagnosis of phobias.
This episode will cover topics […]
011 Diagnosis of Phobias with Dr. Kate Baker
Today’s show is about how to diagnose a phobia, with Dr. Kate Baker of the University of Michigan. In two weeks, we will be back with a second episode on treatment of phobias.
This […]
010 Immature Defense Mechanisms
Today’s episode is about immature defense mechanisms. We are back again with Dr. Michael Casher from the University of Michigan.
Immature Defense Mechanisms covered in this episode:
- Acting […]
009 Theory of Mind, Mature & Neurotic Defense Mechanisms with Dr. Michael Casher
Episode 009 Theory of Mind, Mature & Neurotic Defense Mechanisms with Dr. Michael Casher
Today’s show explores Freud’s “Theory of Mind”
- the id, ego, super-ego,
- the conscious, pre-conscious, and unconscious
And […]
008 Biopsychosocial Formulation with Dr. Michael Casher
The biopsychosocial formulation is a way of writing an assessment of a patient in psychiatry. As the name implies, it combines biological, psychological, and social information to develop a full picture of the […]
007 Capacity with Dr. Charles Surber
Episode 7 – Assessment of Decision Making Capacity
Today’s show is about how to resolve competing interests when a patient wants to do one thing, but the medical team thinks something else would be […]
006 Delirium with Dr. Charles Surber
On today’s episode, we discuss delirium, a clinical syndrome that many medical students will encounter, often while not on their psychiatry rotation. We define delirium, and then discuss the causes, risk factors, treatment, […]