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There is huge wisdom to be found in someone who has been through the same situations as you. When it comes to living with a mental health disorder, gathering insights from those who have been through the same struggles is nothing short of value. In this episode, Timothy J. Hayes, Psy.D., sits down with Ruth White to talk about living with bipolar disorder and what she found would work, not only for those with chronic mental illness but those with no diagnosis as well, on improving mental health and well-being. Ruth White is a Clinical Associate Professor for the School of Social Work at the University of Southern California. With her book, Bipolar 101, she takes us across her research and intimate knowledge about bipolar disorder and the mental health services system in the USA and what people can do to control their symptoms and live better. Join in on this conversation to learn more about not only treating your symptoms but also preventing it as well, which tends to be an overlooked aspect of this space.
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Post-traumatic stress disorder, or PTSD, is a mental health condition triggered by terrifying events. It can cause severe anxiety, flashbacks, and even nightmares. Joining Timothy J. Hayes, Psy.D. in this episode is Dr. Eugene Lipov, a board-certified physician in Anesthesiology and Pain Management. Dr. Lipov pioneered the adaption of a well-known procedure called Stellate Ganglion Block (SGB) for treating trauma-related symptoms. Today, Timothy and Dr. Lipov dive into PTSD and PTSD-related pain management. With the possibility of an upcoming pandemic of PTSD following this Coronavirus situation, you might find this conversation informative and useful.
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It is said that if you’ve had one episode of depression, there’s a 50% chance of having another one. If you’ve had two, there’s a 75% chance. If you’ve had three, it’s 90% or higher. Conventional medicine would tell you that if you don’t take your medication, you’re going to be sick forever. However, Dr. Jodie Skillicorn is debunking this claim. She joins Timothy J. Hayes, Psy.D. on the show today to talk about healing depression through methods not involving medications. Dr. Skillicorn is a Psychiatry Specialist in Akron, OH and has over 16 years of experience in the medical field. Together with Timothy, she dives into her book called Healing Depression without Medication: A Psychiatrist’s Guide to Balancing Mind, Body, and Soul and discusses some effective and efficient methods in doing therapy other than by conventional medications.
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We know from physics that everything is energy, and everything is affected by it. Applying this principle to the human body’s inner workings, Billy Holder, a medical technician specializing in bioelectrical impedance technology, uses electrotherapy to help patients recover from various illnesses by reconnecting their circuits. He sees the human body as a repository of past trauma, which translates to somatic experiences for people. Using bioelectrical impedance technology, he helps patients get rid of circuit blockages and restore the body’s connections with itself and with the brain. Working on a technology that has barely seen five years from its inception, Billy is a pioneer in this promising field of energy-based medical technology. Listen in as he explains the work he does with Timothy J. Hayes, Psy.D.
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The battle to overcome mental health issues does not look the same for everybody. While that is the case, it helps to know that you are not alone, and everyone can eventually come out to the other side of it. Sharing her story with us, host Timothy J. Hayes, Psy.D. speaks with Julia Britz, a licensed naturopathic doctor who specializes in supporting people who are struggling with mental health issues such as anxiety, OCD and eating disorders. Having been through her own struggles with OCD, Julia talks about the challenges she encountered while looking for treatments and how she eventually came upon the ACT therapy and naturopathic medicine that ultimately helped her. She then lets us in on her practice at Alternative to Meds Center, where she helps other people who are struggling to find the treatment fit for them through natural and integrative modalities. Tune into this great conversation that will open your eyes to the different styles of therapy out there, proving that there is no one path to healing.
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We live in a unique time in human history where the brain has to cope with the sheer amount of sensory information that it has not yet evolved to deal with. Brain care cuts through this noise and keeps the brain in prime condition to do the things it is designed to do in the first place. Australian neurologic music therapist and brain care specialist Allison Davies joins Dr. Timothy Hayes to talk about some of the fundamentals of brain care and the role music plays in maintaining a healthy brain. Allison believes that humans are musical beings and that the brain is a musical organ. She encourages us to care for our brains by releasing our pent-up emotions, reducing sensory overload, and reclaiming our inherent musicality.
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Our reactions to varied situations can be credited to our gender as well as the hormones and chemicals in our system. With stress, anger, fear, and denial as some of the most common everyday feelings we experience, it is ideal to dive deeper into how these affect our daily lives. In this episode, Timothy J. Hayes, Psy.D. chats with John Gray, the author of the most well-known and trusted relationship book of all time, Men are from Mars, Women are from Venus. John talks about why we act the way we do and why others act the way they do, and goes through the different levels of emotions and how brain chemistry affects these stages. If you want to understand how relationships can be best dealt with, you wouldn’t want to pass up this episode.
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Biochemical imbalances are much more significant determinants of the way we live our daily lives than we give them credit for. We might think of our emotional, mental and physical health as existing in their own little vacuums, but the truth of the matter is that our bodies are much more interconnected than we imagine most of the time. Judith Bowman, M.D. is a specialist in biochemical imbalances, as well as the Co-Founder and CFO of Mensah Medical, LLC. Timothy J. Hayes, Psy.D. sits down with Judith to talk about how these so-called biochemical imbalances impact our lives—most of the time, for the worst. If you’ve ever wondered about the internal workings of your body and how these functions connect to one another, then this is a discussion you should definitely stay tuned for!
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Being on law enforcement is not an easy path to take, not only for the officers themselves but also for their families. That is why it is equally important to talk about the emotional component of being in this field. Bringing this necessary conversation to light, host Timothy J. Hayes, Psy.D. invites over Kevin Gilmartin, Ph.D., a behavioral scientist specializing in law enforcement and public safety-related issues. With his book, Emotional Survival for Law Enforcement, Kevin talks to us about the unique challenges of the men and women in the criminal justice system. In particular, they tap into the psychological dynamics and biological components of mental health issues among police officers and what we can all do collectively to provide them the psychological resilience they need. Kevin further talks about pushing forward the importance of education on emotional survival to law enforcement departments.
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Finding the courage to recover from addiction and other forms of abuse is not an easy thing. Yet, those who are already on their journey to recovery tend to face some struggles with the kind of intervention they are getting. Today’s guest, Kate Duffy, is passionate about changing the language of recovery after facing her own battle with substance abuse. In this episode, she shares with us the story of how she pursued the recovery coaching world and became the President of Tipping Point Recovery. She talks about the many people she has encountered and the way they struggled with finding the right help that they need. Centering on recovery conversations, Kate shares how important conversations are between someone in recovery and their family who’s left in the dark. She then talks about helping families decode their loved ones and shares her mentorship and family programs that aim to gather an army of recovered people to help teach others.
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