Psychiatrists have no objective feedback. Every other field of medicine does. Dr. Bechara Saab left his neuroscience lab at Zurich Psychiatry Hospital to fix that, and the data suggest he's onto something remarkable.

In this conversation, Dr. Saab shares how Mobio Interactive is bringing objective measurement to mental healthcare through over 1,000 psychotherapy sessions across seven languages. From proving mindfulness works via smartphone to using fMRI to show exactly which brain regions change with therapy, he's building the tools that clinicians desperately need but never had. We explore his journey from small-town surgeon's son to youngest research intern at Procter & Gamble to principal investigator in Zurich - and why he walked away from academic prestige to tackle the "greatest problem in mental healthcare."

What You'll Learn

• How objective measurement is solving psychiatry's greatest problem
• The science behind proving mindfulness works through brain imaging
• What it takes to transition from neuroscience researcher to startup founder
• Why the prefrontal cortex matters more in mental health than most people realise
• Where mental healthcare is headed and why measurement will become the standard

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