This episode discusses mental health, addiction, and compassion and features Dr. Cyntrell Crawford. Dr. Cyntrell is an Adult Psychiatrist that focuses on Addiction Recovery who also is an author and consultant.

It doesn’t matter whether you have struggled with addiction, this episode has something for everyone. Chances are that you know someone that has been challenged by addiction in your professional or personal life, also this episode gives nuggets that can assist in preventing addiction.

Questions this episode will answer:

-What are some reasons that working on inpatient psychiatric units or any work environment can be stressful at this time?

-What are some underlying causes of addiction?

-What is the difference between methadone and suboxone treatment?

-Do black people have opioid addiction?

-Should your doctor listen to you, and what to do if they don’t?

This conversation somehow makes talking about addiction, mental health, and self-care fun, so get ready to learn a few things and also see that psychiatrists don’t have to be stuffy.

Connect with Dr. Cyntrell:

Https://instragram.com/DrCyntrellPsych

https://www.facebook.com/DrCyntrellPsych/

Resources:

www.drcyntrell.com

The Urge Fix Podcast: https://urgefix.libsyn.com

The Urge Fix Recovery Guide: https://www.amazon.com/Urge-Fix-Recovery-Guide/dp/1948400782

Telepsychiatry from Dr. Goodwin: askdrgoodwin.com

About Dr. Cyntrell:

Dr. Cyntrell is an Adult Psychiatrist who focuses on Addiction Recovery, and is also a speaker, author, and consultant. In addition, she is a media personality regarding Addiction/ Recovery and Mental Illnesses.

As the Founder and Chief Medical Advisor of DrCyntrell.com, she discusses techniques to help individuals take control of their lives through recovery. Dr. Cyntrell also shares mental health and addiction expertise via her web series to help Addicts discover a pathway to recovery. Her mission is simple: Life solutions for addiction and recovery.

Dr. Cyntrell earned her Doctorate of Medicine degree from The Tulane University School of Medicine and completed her internship and residency at The University of Texas Health Sciences Center at Houston Department of Psychiatry and Behavioral Sciences.