What happens when you ask a psychiatrist how they feel? In this engaging episode of Psychiatry Unboxed, Dr. Sulman Aziz Mirza and Dr. Jessi Gold open the door to honest conversations about mental health, revealing unexpected truths that lie beneath professional facades.
Their discussion unfolds like a heartfelt story, weaving through the challenges of burnout and the pressures of patient care. As Dr. Gold shares her journey of writing 'How Do You Feel?', viewers are invited to reflect on their own emotional landscapes.
Will Dr. Gold's candid insights reshape your thoughts on mental health professionals? Dive into this rich narrative and discover the humanity behind the title of 'doctor'βwhere the stakes are high, and vulnerability meets strength.
Buy Dr Jessi Gold's book "How Do You Feel?": https://a.co/d/dqyxGyG
Chapters
0:00 Welcome back Dr. Gold!
3:40 SURPRISE QUESTION!
8:43 "So, you wrote a book..."
17:54 Self-disclosure in therapy
29:57 Writing about patients while maintaining privacy
35:07 Writing about your therapist
45:30 Takeaways from Dr Gold's burnout and wrap-up
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