Insight In Psych

Why is America's healthcare system so expensive? How is the Affordable Care Act helping (or not)? Is there any way we can reduce costs and improve outcomes? Why is care so difficult to access?

We've had so much fun making this podcast and bringing inspiring psychiatrists to your feed. As we're moving forward in our careers, this will be our last episode. Thank you for listening.

Host: Dr. Lauren Williams, MD

Guest: Dr. Patrick Runnels, MD

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Did you know acupuncture can help with detoxing from opioids, alcohol, benzodiazepines, etc. and help decrease anxiety and cravings? Dr. Marsh informs us western docs what she's learned from the National Acupuncture Detoxification Association (NADA), reviews the research, and a lifetime as a family physician treating addictions.

NADA Website: https://acudetox.com/

Host: Dr. Layne Gritti, DO

Guest: Dr. Sybil Marsh, MD

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We're told "work-life balance" is something to strive for, but can it really offer fulfillment and happiness? How does the culture of medicine contribute to dissatisfaction? Can we find balance in residency? What should we actually be striving for?

Article Discussed: "The Fallacy Chasing After of Work-Life Balance" https://www.researchgate.net/publication/261765525_The_Fallacy_Of_Chasing_After_Work-Life_Balance/fulltext/54913f320cf214269f27e4e4/261765525_The_Fallacy_Of_Chasing_After_Work-Life_Balance.pdf?origin=publication_detail

Host: Dr. Layne Gritti, DO

Guest: Dr. Jeanne Lackamp, MD

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When do we use ECT to treat psychiatric disorders? Is it a safe procedure? Is it better than current medications we have? Dr. Kimmel has been doing the procedure for more than 30 years and gives us insight into it.

Host: Dr. Ramona Bhat, DO

Guest: Dr. Susan Kimmel, MD

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What is physician wellness? Why are we so bad at it? Why do we need it? How can we get it?

Ohio Physicians Health Program: https://www.ophp.org/

One Bite Program: https://www.ophp.org/one-bite-program

Host: Dr. Layne Gritti, DO

Guest: Dr. Christina Delos-Reyes, MD

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What are characteristics of mass shooters? Can these attacks be prevented? Are they mentally ill? How can we predict these attacks and intervene? Dr. Resnick calls upon his lifetime of work as a Forensic Psychiatrist to give us answers. Specific cases discussed include Columbine, Stoneman Douglas, and Chardon.

Host: Dr. Layne Gritti, DO

Guest: Dr. Phillip Resnick, MD

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How did psychedelics go from being researched to demonized and now again considered a potential treatment for mental illness? What does the research say? Who can they help? What are the risks? What does the future of psychedelics look like?

Host: Dr. Lauren Williams, MD

Guest: Dr. Brian Barnett, MD

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Originally aired Originally aired 3-24-19

Why does it seem like we have so many mass murders in the United States? Is it psychosis? Is it society? An interview with expert and living legend Dr. Resnick on his lifetime of experience interviewing mass murderers.

Host: Dr. Layne Gritti, DO

Guest: Dr. Phillip Resnick, MD

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Originally aired 5-6-19

What does depression in teenagers look like? How can we identify them so we can get them treatment? How can we help prevent suicide in teenagers? LifeAct's CEO describes how they reach out to high school and middle school students to provide awareness and education thereby eliciting the help of students to identify concerning behavior early on. We're also given some pro-tips on how to talk to kids about mental health.

LifeAct Website: http://lifeact.org/

Crisis Text Line: 741-741

FrontLine Service for Mental Health Help in Northeast Ohio: 1-216-623-6888

National Suicide Prevention Lifeline Call 1-800-273-8255

Host: Dr. Ramona Bhatt, DO

Guests: Dr. John Hertzer, MD and Jack Binder, Executive Director & CEO of LifeAct

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Originally aired 5-13-19

If technology is the future of medicine, why isn't telemedicine being more utilized in psychiatry? At the Ohio Psychiatry Physician's Advocacy Day 2019 in Columbus, OH, Dr. Resch tells us how telepsychiatry could address the opioid epidemic and give people in underserved and rural areas access to care. He also teaches us how being a good psychiatrist also involves advocating for our patients with public servants.

Join the American Psychiatric Association: https://www.psychiatry.org/join-apa

Host: Dr. Lauren Williams, MD

Guests: Dr. William Resch, DO

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