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In this episode of 5 FAQs, we’re joined by our very own, Lindsey Snaychuk, Clinical Psychology PhD Student and National Research Coordinator. She helps us explore Compulsive Sexual Behaviour (more commonly, but less clinically, known as Sex Addiction).
We explore the psychology behind public Compulsive Sexual Behaviour, how it is different from other types of behavioural addiction and how it affects relationships.
THE 5 FAQs WE WILL ANSWER:
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What’s the one thing people fear more than death? Public speaking.
In this episode of 5 FAQs, we’re joined by Dr. Amanda Tobe to explore a topic near and dear to our hearts: Public Speaking Anxiety.
We dive into the psychology behind public speaking anxiety, how it affects new and experienced leaders across an organization, and some practical techniques for reducing anxiety when speaking.
THE 5 FAQs WE WILL ANSWER:
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In this episode of 5 FAQs, we’re joined by Simon Spichak to explore what neurotransmitters are and how they interact with the brain. Then, we take a deep dive into trauma, stress, social media and how they impact mental health.
THE 5 FAQs WE WILL ANSWER:
1. What are some misconceptions about how the brain functions in relation to mental health?
2. How does brain chemistry influence mental health conditions, and what implications does this have for treatment options?
3. How do stress and trauma impact brain function and contribute to mental health challenges?
4. How can therapists incorporate brain biology into their treatment plans to better support their clients?
5. What are some emerging research findings about the brain that are shaping our approach to mental health care?
What do you think of the show?
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To learn about how EHN Guardians supports Military, Veterans and First Responder communities, click here: ehnguardians.ca.
In this episode of 5 FAQs, we’re joined by Dr. Tatijana Busic to discuss mental health and leadership.
We explore how control plays a crucial role in leadership dynamics, the impact of personal experiences on leadership styles, and the importance of understanding the interplay between cognition, emotion, and behaviour.
THE 5 FAQs WE WILL ANSWER:
What do you think of the show?
Learn more about EHN Canada and starting your own mental health treatment journey at ehncanada.com.
To learn about how EHN Guardians supports Military, Veterans and First Responder communities, click here: ehnguardians.ca.
In this episode of 5 FAQs, host Jonathan Friedman speaks with Dr. Suanne Wong about levels of care when it comes to navigating mental health and addiction care.
Everyone that begins treatment does not arrive at the same place on the spectrum. It’s essential to choose the right level based on individual needs. But because of the stigma that still surrounds topics like depression, trauma, and addiction, many people are afraid to ask questions or talk to their families about their struggles. We went to Dr. Wong to get the answers.
THE 5 FAQs WE WILL ANSWER:
1. What are the levels of care and how do they cater to various needs?
2. What factors should individuals consider when choosing the right level of care for their mental health needs?
3. What are some common misconceptions about inpatient mental health care?
4. What role do family and support systems play in determining the right level of care?
5. What’s next for mental health care in terms of accessibility and treatment options?
What do you think of the show?
Learn more about EHN Canada and starting your own mental health treatment journey at ehncanada.com.
To learn about how EHN Guardians supports Military, Veterans and First Responder communities, click here: ehnguardians.ca.
In this episode of 5 FAQs, we’re joined by Dr. Jonathan Rom to discuss medication therapy and the treatment of adult ADHD.
ADHD is a neurodivergent condition that affects executive functions, such as time management and focus. Medication, particularly stimulant and non-stimulant medications, is considered the gold standard for treatment. Therapy, including CBT, can also help to develop coping strategies and improve executive functioning.
But people still have questions about their options when it comes to therapy and medication to treat ADHD. We went to Dr. Rom for the answers.
THE 5 FAQs WE WILL ANSWER:
1. What is ADHD?
2. Who does ADHD affect the most?
3. When is medication used in the treatment of ADHD?
4. What types of therapy are useful?
5. What is the future of ADHD treatment?
What do you think of the show?
Learn more about EHN Canada and starting your own mental health treatment journey at ehncanada.com.
To learn about how EHN Guardians supports Military, Veterans and First Responder communities, click here: ehnguardians.ca.
From the publisher's feed
Welcome to 5 FAQs, an EHN Canada Podcast.
For each episode, we scour the internet for the five most frequently asked questions about a specific topic related to mental health and…
5 FAQs is created and produced by EHN Canada, the country's largest network of publicly funded and private treatment services for addiction, trauma, and mental health.
Learn more about the work we do at edgewoodhealthnetwork.com.