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Managing Weight Gain from Psychiatric Medications with Dr. Michael Cummings
Join Dr. David Puder and renowned psychopharmacologist Dr. Michael Cummings as they dive deep into the complex relationship between psychiatric medications and weight gain. In this episode, they explore the metabolic challenges posed by ant
Paul Wachtel's Approach to Integrative Psychotherapy: Exploring Attachment, Anxiety, and the Disavowed Self
In this episode, we explore the innovative work of Dr. Paul L. Wachtel, a leading psychologist known for his integrative approach to psychotherapy. Dr. Wachtel challenges single-framework therapy models, advocating for a flexible approach t
Sauna & Heat Exposure's Impact on Mental & Physical Health
In this episode, Dr. David Puder and Liam Browning delve into the ancient practice of sauna and modern heat exposure therapies, exploring how they influence both physical and mental health. From boosting cardiovascular and cognitive health
Writing to Overcome Trauma and Improve Your Mental and Physical Health
In this episode, we dive into the fascinating world of expressive writing and explore how turning your trauma into a narrative can lead to real mental and physical benefits. Join us as we break down the science behind the Expressive Writing
Eating Disorders: Empathy, Alexithymia, Reflective Function
Eating disorders are often understood through a medical or behavioral lens, focusing on symptom reduction. But what if we've overlooked something deeper—something rooted in the complex emotional lives of our patients? In this episode, Dr. T
Where Psychiatry Meets Politics: The Goldwater Rule
There is an extensive history of psychiatry and politics intersecting. Perhaps the most visible flashpoint occurred during the 1964 presidential campaign and gave rise to a movement in organized psychiatry that has resulted in issuance of f
Adverse Childhood Experiences - HPA axis & Brain changes: cortisol, amygdala, hippocampus, cytokines, & epigenetics (Part 3 of ACE series)
In this week's episode, we continue our series on Adverse Childhood Experiences by delving deeper into the lasting effect of ACEs on the brain and body. We explore the intricate impact of ACEs on the HPA axis, inflammation, and neurobiology
Shrink Next Door: A Psychiatrist's Analysis
Listening to The Shrink Next Door elicited a range of emotions in me, including angst, sadness, intrigue, and heartache. For those unfamiliar with the story, it revolves around a psychiatrist named Ike who isolates his patient, Marty, from
Understanding Complex PTSD and Borderline Personality Disorder
The purpose of this episode is to provide a clear and simple guide for clinicians on the diagnosis of complex PTSD (C-PTSD) and how it differs from post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) and borderline personality disorder (BPD). It is inten
Q&A with Dr. Cummings Part 2
In this episode, we welcome back Dr. Michael Cummings to answer questions sent in by podcast listeners. Topics include Valproic Acid, Lithium, Treating Veterans, Restless Leg Syndrome, and much more. By listening to this episode, you can ea
Reflective Functioning: The Key to Attachment with Dr. Howard Steele
In this episode, we discuss "reflective function," which is a precursor to the concept of mentalization. Reflective function is best understood not as synonymous with mentalization, but as a scale from -1 to 9, based off certain adult attac
Bruce Perry on the Healing Power of Human Connection and Resilience in Trauma
In today's episode, we talk with Dr. Bruce Perry who co-authored, The Boy Who Was Raised As A Dog, Born For Love: Why Empathy is Essential and Endangered, and What Happened to You? Conversations on Trauma, Resilience, and Healing (2021). We
Early Psychosis: Detection and Treatment
In this episode, we are joined by a panel of experts to discuss treatment of psychosis. Experiences of psychosis are common. When these experiences lead to interference in achieving life goals and/or distress, individuals can benefit from s
Q&A with Dr. Michael Cummings
In this episode, we welcome back fan favorite Dr. Michael Cummings and ask questions sent in by listeners. Topics include Schizophrenia, Social Media Trends, and the SSRI controversy. We are thrilled to dedicate an episode that allows indiv
PTSD and Cognitive Processing Therapy with Patricia Resick
Learning how to approach patients with PTSD and severe trauma is necessary to help long term. Dr. Patricia Resick has plenty of experience in dealing with PTSD and is on the podcast today, sharing her wisdom so that we may better serve pati
What People Want From Therapy with Linda Michaels
Therapies of depth, insight, and relationship have been missing from, if not pushed out of, the public conversation on mental health treatment. After decades of attack from multiple fronts, these therapies are misunderstood, undervalued, an
5 Factors and Domains of Psychiatric Care
In this Episode, Dr. David Puder, Dr. Adam Borecky, and Joanie Burns discuss the 5-factor approach to holistic, patient-centered psychiatric care. This approach takes into account that each individual who seeks care is unique in their physi
Mentalization Based Therapy (MBT), with Dr. Anthony W. Bateman, MA, FRCPSYCH and Dr. Peter Fonagy, Ph.D., FBA
In this episode, we are joined by Dr. Anthony W. Bateman and Dr. Peter Fonagy to discuss their expertise on Mentalization. Mentalization refers to the capacity to reflect upon and understand one's own state of mind and the states of mind of
Beginning the Treatment with Jonathan Shedler, PhD
Dr. Jonathan Shedler is well known for his work on the efficacy of psychodynamic therapy. He has highlighted the importance of the initial phase of therapy in establishing a foundation for successful treatment. Dr. Shedler strongly believes
Adverse Childhood Experiences Part 2: Measurement, Impact on Future Mental Health, Dissociation, and Timing of Trauma
In this week's episode of the podcast, Dr. Kuhn (https://www.annabelkuhnmd.com/), Liam Browning, and Dr. Puder will continue their discussion regarding adverse childhood experiences (ACEs) and their influence on the development of future me
Adverse Childhood Experiences and Their Lasting Impact on Health: A Comprehensive Guide
In today's episode, Dr. Annabel Kuhn, Liam Browning, and Dr. David Puder, embark on an in-depth exploration of adverse childhood experiences (ACEs) and their profound impact on adult mental and physical health. The CDC defines ACEs as, "pot
Cognitive Behavior Therapy (CBT) with Dr. Judith Beck
In today's episode of the podcast, we interview Dr. Judith Beck, a prominent figure in the field of psychology and author of the highly regarded textbook, Cognitive Behavior Therapy: Basics and Beyond, which is a staple in the academic jour
Psychotic Depression with Dr. Cummings
The underreporting of psychotic symptoms by patients in depression is a significant concern, frequently driven by the fear of consequences like hospitalization or the stigma of embarrassment. We'll discuss the history, the differential to c
200 Episodes Later: A Journey Through Psychiatry with Dr. Puder
Join us today on the 200th episode of the podcast, as Dr. Puder sits down with Dr. Mark Mullen to discuss the podcast, answer some questions about his personal journey in psychiatry, and reflect on some of his favorite episodes. Dr. Mark Mu
Motivational Interviewing with William Miller
Motivational interviewing serves as a versatile enhancement to various professional practices, whether it's behavioral therapy, medication counseling, classroom teaching, or sports coaching. In the words of Dr. William Miller, "It's a way o
Connection and Supervision in Medical Education: Exploring the utility of the Connection Index in postgraduate psychiatry training
What causes burnout among residents? There are many factors associated with burnout supported in the literature. We can break them down into environmental factors, personal factors, and non-modifiable factors. In this episode, we dive into
Sick Enough: Dr. Jennifer Gaudiani On Eating Disorders
In today's episode of the podcast, we talk with Dr. Jennifer Gaudiani (Dr. G), internationally renowned author of the book, Sick Enough: A Guide to the Medical Complications of Eating Disorders, and founder of the Gaudiani Clinic in Denver,
Dr. Christopher Browning- "Ordinary Men" of the Holocaust
In this interview with historian Dr. Christopher Browning, we discuss his book, Ordinary Men: Reserve Police Battalion 101 and the Final Solution in Poland. An internationally renowned author and researcher, Dr. Browning is also a professor
Dr. Robert Sapolsky: Baboons, Stress Research, Connection and Determinism
In today's episode of the podcast, we are joined by neuroscientist and primatologist, Dr. Robert Sapolsky, to discuss his work with baboons, stress, and his own mental health journey. Dr. Sapolsky is professor of biology, neurology, and neu
Dr. Sue Johnson: Attunement, Attachment and the Development of Emotionally Focused Therapy
In today's episode of the podcast, I interview Dr. Sue Johnson, founder of Emotionally Focused Therapy, an intervention for relationships aimed at resolving distress by helping clients become attuned within a secure attachment bond. She has
