Conversations between Adelaide medical students and insightful guest speakers about mental health and psychiatry - with a sprinkling of philosophy, humour and wisdom.... more
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Psych(ic) Podcast
By Adelaide University Psychiatry Society
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How many episodes does Psych(ic) Podcast have?
The podcast currently has 23 episodes available.
Psych(ic) Podcast episodes:
September 30, 2024Cluster C Personality Disorders This is the third f three episodes in the Mad, Bad and Sad series of Personality Disorders. This episode discusses the type of personalities that fit under the Cluster C banner of Personality Disorders. It gives five behavioural traits that are evident for each of the personality disorders; identifies the common risk factors, hisotry questions, and interviews and assessments that could be undertaken for the disorders; and lastly explores treatment options available.
...more September 23, 2024Cluster B Personality Disorders This is the second of three episodes in the Mad, Bad and Sad series of Personality Disorders. This episode discusses the types of personalities that fit under the Cluster B banner of Personality Disorders. It gives five behavioural traits that are evident for each of the personality disorders; identifies the common risk factors, history questions, interviews and assessments that could be undertaken for the disorders; and lastly explores treatment options.
...more September 17, 2024Cluster A Personality Disorders This is the first of three episodes in the Mad, Bad and Sad series of Personality Disorders. This episode discusses the types of personalities that fit under the Cluster A banner of Personality Disorders. It gives five behavioural traits that are evident for each of the personality disorders; identifies the common risk factors, explores relevent history questions, and identifies types of interviews and assessments that could be undertaken for the disorders; and lastly it explores common treatment options available.
...more August 03, 2024Psych(ic) goes troppo Join us as we interview Dr David Mitchell, Chief Psychiatrist of the Northern Territory about his thoughts on Mental Health and Leadership.
Host and editor: Amos Lee...more October 13, 2023Chats in the Hill with Dr Kylie Cheng Dr Kylie Cheng is a visiting Locum Psychiatrist in Broken Hill. Join us for a chat about all things Psych in the Hill.
...more September 05, 2023Addiction medicine with Dr Christopher Wurm Dr Christopher Wurm is an Addiction Specialist and visiting fellow of the department of psychiatry at the University of Adelaide. Join us as we discuss the intricacies of psychiatry and addiction medicine!
This podcast was produced with financial support provided by the Psychiatrist Interest Forum (PIF). The Royal Australian and New Zealand College of Psychiatrist (RANZCP) has received Australian Government funding under the Socialist Training Program to fund the PIF. The views shared through the podcasts are those of the contributors and not necessarily the views of the RANZCP and PIF.
Follow the AUPS on Facebook (Adelaide University Psychiatry Society) and Instagram (@aups_), and send in your thoughts at [email protected].
...more August 13, 2023Psych In the Hill With Professor Steve Ellen Steve Ellen is a Locum Psychiatrist in Broken Hill. Join us for a chat about all things Psych in the Hill!
...more August 04, 2023Psychedelics Assisted Psychotherapy with Dr Alana Roy Dr Alana (Lani) Roy is the Founder of The Signs of Life Psychology. She is a psychologist, social worker, and therapist and has spent the last 15 years working in mental health, suicide prevention, trauma, sexual abuse, family violence, and the disability sector.In this episode, we have the honour of having Dr Alana Roy talk to us about the recent legislation change for the use of Psychedelics in Psychiatry in Australia and the complexities in this space.This podcast was produced with financial support provided by the Psychiatrist Interest Forum (PIF). The Royal Australian and New Zealand College of Psychiatrist (RANZCP) has received Australian Government funding under the Socialist Training Program to fund the PIF. The views shared through the podcasts are those of the contributors and not necessarily the views of the RANZCP and PIF.Follow the AUPS on Facebook (Adelaide University Psychiatry Society) and Instagram (@aups_), and send in your thoughts at [email protected].For resources about psychedelic-assisted therapy, refer to the educational resources at https://www.amapp.au/...more May 30, 2023Bite #3 Parental Alienation: when children reject parents This short episode is about Parental Alienation, a syndrome when a child becomes estranged from one parent due to the emotional manipulation by another parent. This results in feelings of fear and hostility towards the non-preferred parent as they view them as a threat, despite the parent not having done anything to suggest so.This podcast was produced with financial support provided by the Psychiatrist Interest Forum (PIF). The Royal Australian and New Zealand College of Psychiatrist (RANZCP) has received Australian Government funding under the Socialist Training Program to fund the PIF. The views shared through the podcasts are those of the contributors and not necessarily the views of the RANZCP and PIF.
Follow the AUPS on Facebook (Adelaide University Psychiatry Society) and Instagram (@aups_), and send in your thoughts by messaging us on our socials. If you found this episode helpful or interesting, help us by sharing it and tagging us.
...more April 26, 2023Psych In the Hill with Proffessor Steve Ellen Steve Ellen is a visiting Locum Psychiatrist in Broken Hill. Join us for a chat about all things Psych in the Hill.
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FAQs about Psych(ic) Podcast:
How many episodes does Psych(ic) Podcast have?
The podcast currently has 23 episodes available.