Get Psyched is a PsychSIGN podcast created and hosted by a team of medical students with a shared passion for psychiatry. Our goals are to advance the specialty of psychiatry, promote mental health, and support the well-being of medical students and physicians. Episodes available now on Spotify and Apple Podcasts. Learn more at psychsign.org.
In this episode of Get Psyched, host Isaac Segura sits down with Dr. Mark Fallon-Cyr - psychiatrist, author, and co-creator of the True Success For All program. With over 30 years of experience working across diverse communities, including Native reservations in the Four Corners region, Dr. Fallon-Cyr shares his journey into psychiatry, insights from working with children and underserved populations, and reflections on how the field has evolved. Together, they explore the intersection of mental health, cultural humility, and the need for truth in today's world. Dr. Fallon-Cyr also offers practical wisdom from his True Success curriculum and leaves listeners with empowering tools to lead meaningful lives. Whether you're a med student, a clinician, or just curious about mental health, we hope you enjoy!True Success For All curriculum:https://www.truesuccessforall.com/Mark Fallon-Cyr's book:https://www.amazon.com/Truth-Mark-Fallon-Cyr/dp/B0DG2FH6T5Maureen Fallon-Cyr's book: https://www.amazon.com/Reimagining-Success-Manifesting-Happiness-Fulfillment/dp/1961624281Music from #Uppbeat (free for Creators!):https://uppbeat.io/t/cruen/city-streetsLicense code: 2JJVCBQKEE2GJH5N
In this special episode of Get Psyched, new host Isaac Segura sits down with Arazoo, the founder and outgoing host, for a deep dive into the podcast's journey. They discuss what inspired Arazoo to create Get Psyched, the most memorable moments from hosting, and the impact of podcasting on mental health advocacy. Arazoo also shares insights on balancing medical school with creative projects, her work with the Kurdish Refugee Relief Foundation, and what's next as she continues her path in psychiatry. Plus, she leaves a final message for listeners as Isaac steps in to carry the podcast forward.Join us as we celebrate the past, look to the future, and officially pass the mic!Music from #Uppbeat (free for Creators!):https://uppbeat.io/t/cruen/city-streetsLicense code: 2JJVCBQKEE2GJH5N
On today's episode of Get Psyched, we're excited to welcome Dr. Joseph Cooper, Associate Professor of Clinical Psychiatry at the University of Illinois, Chicago. Dr. Cooper directs residency training and the Behavioral Neurology and Neuropsychiatry Fellowship and serves as co-chair of the National Neuroscience Curriculum Initiative (NNCI). Dedicated to integrating neuroscience into psychiatric education, he plays a key role in shaping curricula and making neuroscience more accessible for mental health professionals. Join us as Dr. Cooper breaks down neuropsychiatry, explaining where it overlaps with psychiatry and neurology. We'll also explore what neuropsychiatry training entails, the essential role of neuroscience in understanding brain-behavior relationships, and how this field is transforming psychiatric care.
On today's episode of Get Psyched, we're excited to welcome Dr. Margaret Ann Paauw, Assistant Professor at Eastern Michigan University and a licensed clinical social worker. With over a decade of experience in social work, Dr. Paauw has dedicated her career to supporting individuals facing homelessness, housing insecurity, and serious mental illness. Join us as Dr. Paauw explores the critical role of Assertive Community Treatment (ACT) in providing long-term, community-based solutions for individuals with severe mental health challenges. Dr. Paauw clarified that the legal action referenced in this episode was technically a class action lawsuit based on federal guidelines from the ADA, rather than the federal government suing the state of Illinois. While this distinction may not change the broader implications of the discussion, we felt it was worth noting for accuracy.
On today's episode of Get Psyched, we're thrilled to welcome Dr. Rachel Weir, Chief of Mental Health Integration at the Huntsman Mental Health Institute at the University of Utah. Dr. Weir is transforming mental health care by integrating mental health services into primary care, launching fast-track screening programs, and expanding psychiatry access across Utah. As a leader on national mental health advisory boards, Dr. Weir is setting new standards for community-focused psychiatry. Join us as we explore her inspiring vision for the future of collaborative mental health care. If you'd like to get involved with the Get Psyched team, send us an email at psychsignpodcast@gmail.com!
In this episode, we sit down with Dr. Jeffrey Lieberman, a renowned psychiatrist, former president of the American Psychiatric Association, and author of multiple books including "Shrinks: The Untold Story of Psychiatry." Dr. Lieberman has been a leading voice in the field of psychiatry for decades, shaping the way we understand mental illness and treatment. During our conversation, we explore the fascinating history of psychiatry and discuss the challenges that lie ahead for the field. Learn more about Dr. Lieberman's books: jeffreyliebermanmd.com
This episode dives into the captivating intersection of evolutionary theory and psychiatry with Dr. Paul Cisek, an Associate Professor at the University of Montreal. Dr. Cisek sheds light on how the evolutionary past shapes human behavior, offering a fresh perspective on brain function and psychiatric disorders. Join us as we explore these ideas and their potential to impact mental health treatment.
In today's episode, we discuss the psychiatry residency application and interview with our very own producer, Farid Aboharb, a research-track psychiatry resident at the University of Pennsylvania. Farid, who completed his MD/PhD and MEng degrees at Cornell, shares his insights and advice on navigating the process confidently while maintaining wellbeing.
In this episode, we're debunking myths about residency and exploring the perspectives of three psychiatry residents. Join us as we discuss the transition from medical school to residency, the realities of being a doctor, and crucial tips for managing intern year. Our guests, Joseph Wu, Emily Beydler, and Taline Aydinian, share their insights on maximizing this pivotal phase, highlighting the importance of mental health for trainees.
In this groundbreaking episode, we explore the intricate world of reproductive psychiatry with psychiatry resident Dr. Kanan Barot. Dr. Barot sheds light on treating psychiatric conditions in the context of reproductive life stages from menstruation to menopause. This episode also offers invaluable insights into the latest treatments and the importance of holistic care. Join us for a compelling conversation that promises to deepen your appreciation for the complex tapestry of reproductive psychiatry.
In this enlightening episode, we delve into the competitive landscape of psychiatry residency applications alongside esteemed psychiatrist and program director, Dr. Harold Levine. Dr. Levine imparts crucial advice on differentiating yourself in a pool of talented applicants and provides a comprehensive breakdown of the application process. This episode culminates with a frank and eye-opening discussion about the reality of burnout during residency and what can be done to prevent it. Join us for an invaluable and insightful journey into the world of psychiatry residency!
In this episode, we continued our discussion with Dr. Bhagwan Bahroo and Dr. Thanh Nguyen about the latest in the field of nutritional psychiatry. Drs. Bahroo and Nguyen discussed the impacts of diet, addiction, and gut microbiome on mental health and overall wellbeing, highlighting the need for more research on the pathways that exacerbate and alleviate psychiatric disorders. Tune in for an exciting conversation on the role of nutrition in psychiatric care!
In this episode, we talked to Dr. Bhagwan Bahroo and Dr. Thanh Nguyen about the latest in the field of nutritional psychiatry. Drs. Bahroo and Nguyen discussed the impacts of diet, addiction, and gut microbiome on mental health and overall wellbeing, highlighting the need for more research on the pathways that exacerbate and alleviate psychiatric disorders. Tune in for an exciting conversation on the role of nutrition in psychiatric care!
In this episode, we talked to Dr. Leah Snodgrass and Dr. LaToya Floyd about their experiences as child and adolescent psychiatrists (CAP). Drs. Snodgrass and Floyd shared their insights from the intersection of CAP and rural medicine, highlighting the need for advocates that understand the communities they serve. Tune in for an important conversation on the mental health of America's youth!
In this episode, we talked to Dr. Lynn Marie Morski, president of the Psychedelic Medicine Association and host of the Psychedelic Medicine Podcast. Dr. Morksi reflected on her journey from Mayo Clinic trained family physician and attorney-at-law to educating clinicians and the public on the latest in psychedelic research and trends. Tune in for an exciting discussion about the fascinating world of psychedelics! Psychedelic Medicine Podcast: plantmedicine.org Psychedelic Medicine Association: psychedelicmedicineassociation.org
In this episode, we talked to Dr. Nigam Shah, the Chief Data Scientist at Stanford Healthcare and a distinguished professor of medicine specializing in biomedical informatics. Dr. Shah shared examples of how artificial intelligence has helped clinicians deliver healthcare more effectively and efficiently. Tune in to hear Dr. Shah's take on the future of AI x healthcare!
In this episode, we talked to Dr. Russell Libby, founder and president of the Virginia Pediatric Group and Physicians Foundation board member. Dr. Libby reflected on his work promoting physician wellness with the Physicians Foundation. Tune in to learn more about how the collective effort to prioritize wellness saves lives and empowers physicians to deliver optimal care to their patients!
In this episode, we talked to Rishab Chawla, a third-year medical student and PsychSIGN board member. Rishab shared why wellness is important to him and his favorite ways to practice self-care. Tune in to learn how medical students prioritize mental health in their busy schedules!
In this episode, we talked to Sean Woodward, a third-year medical student and outgoing president of PsychSIGN. Sean reflected on his journey to medicine and the serendipitous moment he got involved in PsychSIGN. Tune in to learn about the valuable resources available to all PsychSIGN members!
Welcome to Get Psyched, a podcast brought to you by PsychSIGN. I'm your host, Arazoo. We're a team of medical students with a shared passion for psychiatry. At Get Psyched, our goals are to advance the specialty of psychiatry, promote mental health, and support the well-being of medical students and physicians. Get Psyched aims to explore the multifaceted field of psychiatry by delving into the latest breakthroughs and developments in the field. We'll be talking to experts to gain insights on both the challenges and opportunities within the specialty. We believe that by creating a forum for open and honest discussions about mental health and psychiatry, we can help reduce the stigma and improve the lives of individuals struggling with mental health issues. So whether you're a medical student, physician, or just someone interested in learning more about mental wellbeing and psychiatry, we invite you to come along with us on this journey and Get Psyched together!
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