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Let's Get Psyched KUCR
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- Gesundheit und Fitness
We address the challenging and controversial issues facing our society from a psychological and psychiatric perspective, and the implications for clinical practice. Hosted by psychologist Eyrn Parks, PhD, with co-hosts: child and adolescent psychiatrist Toshia Yamaguchi, MD, child and adolescent psychiatry fellow Alan Atkins, MD, and psychiatry resident Yasmine Dakhama, MD.
Let's Get Psyched is produced by Elliot Fong in the studios of KUCR 88.3FM, on the campus of University of California, Riverside. Production assistants: Megan Aguilera and River Evans. Logo: Nathan Rogers, MD.
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#176 - The Sex Drug for Women with Dr. Anita Clayton
We asked one of the leading researchers of female sexuality and dysfunction about flibanserin. How does it work and how does it differ from medications for sexual dysfunction in men?
Hosts: Eyrn, Toshia, Al
Guest: Anita Clayton, MD -
#175 - Fireside Chat on Challenging Issues in Clinical Supervision
We share our most challenging supervision experiences—both as a supervisor and trainee. Dr. Marshall Forstein emphasizes the importance of being vulnerable and having integrity in one’s communication.
Hosts: Eyrn, Toshia, Al
Guest: Marshall Forstein, MD -
#174 - Fireside Chat on Clinical Supervision
In our new series called "Fireside Chat," we will feature more intimate conversations with former guests. Join us for our first episode of this series, where we invited psychiatrist Dr. Marshall Forstein back to discuss the complexities of both providing and receiving clinical supervision. Please be sure to catch the very end of the episode, when Dr. Forstein shares a special song he shared with us.
Hosts: Eyrn, Toshia, Al
Guest: Marshall Forstein, MD -
#173 - Boundaries: Relationships in Therapy
How can a desire to please and/or be the one person to help someone with a long mental health history lead to problems? How should a clinician respond when a client believes they can only be helped by that clinician? How should a clinician respond when the client seems to be attracted to the clinician? We share our personal experiences.
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#172 - Boundaries: Self-Disclosure
We share our policies on sharing personal information with clients and when oversharing can cause problems. Is there an “appropriate” amount of self-disclosure or is less more? Are there situations where disclosing personal information can help a client achieve their goals?
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#171 - The Myth of 12-Step Programs
In his book, The Sober Truth, psychiatrist Lance Dodes shines a light on the poorly conducted research supporting the 12 Step approach to treating addiction. In this episode, Dr. Dodes discusses how a religious, one-size-fits-all approach came to shape our understanding of addiction and dominate self-help, residential, and intensive outpatient treatment programs in the United States.
Hosts: Eyrn, Al
Guest: Lance Dodes, MD
References:
Dodes, Lance, and Zachary Dodes. The Sober Truth. Beacon Press, 2014.
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