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The field of addiction medicine and mental health has seen incredible innovation over the past two decades. Dr. Mark Hrymoc discusses those innovations and where they may lead. Dr. Hrymoc is the Founder of the Mental Health Center in Los Angeles, California. He has extensive expertise in the psychopharmacology of addiction and other mental health disorders. He is double board-certified in General Psychiatry and Addiction Psychiatry and was previously board-certified in Addiction Medicine. Dr. Hrymoc previously held the position of Assistant Clinical Professor of Psychiatry at UCLA, where he supervised training psychiatrists at the Addiction Psychiatry Clinic. He and the Mental Health Center can be reached at https://www.mentalhealthctr.com/ The views and opinions of the guests on this podcast are theirs and theirs alone and do not necessarily represent those of the host, Westwords Consulting or the Kenosha County Substance Abuse Coalition. We're always interested in hearing from individuals or organizations who are working in substance use disorder treatment or prevention, mental health care and other spaces that lift up communities. This includes people living those experiences. If you or someone you know has a story to share or an interesting approach to care, contact us today! Follow us on Facebook, LinkedIn, and YouTube. Subscribe to Our Email List to get new episodes in your inbox every week!

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MILANO (ITALPRESS) - Si stima che circa 8,5 milioni di persone in Italia abbiano sofferto almeno una volta nella vita di disturbi d'ansia, la patologia psichiatrica più comune nel nostro Paese. Molto comuni anche disturbi di panico che colpiscono tra i 750.000 e i 2,5 milioni di persone, con una prevalenza maggiore tra le donne. Il legame tra ansia e attacchi di panico e stretto: l'ansia può manifestarsi come una preoccupazione costante e generalizzata, mentre gli attacchi di panico rappresentano picchi acuti di ansia. Le cause degli attacchi di panico sono molteplici e possono includere predisposizione genetica, squilibri neurochimici e eventi traumatici, stress prolungato e particolari tratti di personalità.L'ansia "è uno stato d'animo che esprime il meccanismo di difesa della mente contro i pericoli, quindi è importantissimo: se ce l'ho, so quello che devo fare e come stare in guardia; se non ce l'ho, mi affido un po' troppo e rischio di essere in difficoltà", ha detto Giampaolo Perna, professore ordinario di psichiatria all'Humanitas University e direttore del Mental Health Center del gruppo Humanitas, intervistato da Marco Klinger, per Medicina Top, format tv dell'agenzia di stampa Italpress.fsc/gsl

MILANO (ITALPRESS) - Attacchi di panico, il rapporto tra ormoni e coagulazione nelle diverse fasi di vita della donna e giornalismo sportivo: sono i temi della cinquantunesima puntata di Medicina Top. Marco Klinger intervista Giampaolo Perna, professore ordinario di psichiatria all'Humanitas University e Direttore del Mental Health Center del gruppo Humanitas; Lidia Rota, specialista in Ematologia e Malattie cardiovascolari da trombosi e nel 1987 ha fondato ALT - Associazione per la Lotta alla Trombosi e alle malattie cardiovascolari di cui è presidente; Flavio Vanetti, scrittore e giornalista sportivo.fsc/gsl

This week: Could civilian and military planes take off and land at Joint Base Cape Cod? What would that mean for the airport in Hyannis? Good questions. Also: concerns over bird flu continue around the region. And the fight grows to save the Pocasset Mental Health Center.

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Did you know we have a dedicated mental health professional in the College of Fine Arts right here?  In this video, Niki Luibrand explains her role and how to seek mental health support for you or someone else.Counseling & Mental Health Center:https://healthyhorns.utexas.edu/cmhc/Longhorn Wellness Center:https://healthyhorns.utexas.edu/lwc/i...Behavior Concerns and Advice Line:https://bcal.utexas.edu24/7 Crisis Line (available nights, weekends, and during semester breaks and holidays): 512-471-2255TimelyCare (virtual mental health and wellbeing platform available to UT students):https://healthyhorns.utexas.edu/cmhc/...Mind-Body Labs:https://healthyhorns.utexas.edu/cmhc/...UT Austin Nap Map & Other Wellness Resources:https://www.healthyhorns.utexas.edu/l...

LISTEN: On the Friday, Aug. 9 edition of Georgia Today: Bulloch County residents still recovering from Tropical Storm Debby prepare for possible flooding this weekend; and Gov. Brian Kemp responds to recent criticism for former President Donald Trump.

Robyn Caruso is a California LMFT. She is licensed in South Carolina, Florida, and Arizona. She currently operates a group practice called AlignED Care Eating Disorder and Mental Health Center. Roby in trained in Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT), has completed Level 1 Radically Open Dialectical Behavior Therapy ( RO DBT) and also incorporates psychodynamic, Internal Family Systems (IFS), psychodrama/experiential and polyvagal theory approaches.  We discuss topics including: What is Sociometry? What is Psychodrama? Understanding Interoceptive Awareness Having a themed meditation is beneficial with sociometry The importance of using “I” instead of “you”   SHOW NOTES: https://www.alignedcarecenter.com/  https://theactioninstitute.com/upcoming-trainings-workshops/  https://www.instagram.com/aligned_care/  https://www.facebook.com/AlignEDCare  https://www.alignedcarecenter.com/resources www.instagram.com/aligned_care ____________________________________________ If you have any questions regarding the topics discussed on this podcast, please reach out to Robyn directly via email: rlgrd@askaboutfood.com You can also connect with Robyn on social media by following her on Facebook, Instagram, Twitter, and LinkedIn. If you enjoyed this podcast, please leave a review on iTunes and subscribe. Visit Robyn's private practice website where you can subscribe to her free monthly insight newsletter, and receive your FREE GUIDE “Maximizing Your Time with Those Struggling with an Eating Disorder”. Your Recovery Resource, Robyn's new online course for navigating your loved one's eating disorder, is available now! For more information on Robyn's book “The Eating Disorder Trap”, please visit the Official "The Eating Disorder Trap" Website. “The Eating Disorder Trap” is also available for purchase on Amazon.

The Beatles are coming to Jerusalem, well, with a little help from their friends. A Spring music festival is taking place Thursday, May 30th of Beatles tribute bands. This concert is being hosted at an interesting venue, the Kfar Shaul Mental Health Center in Givat Shaul. It's the first time that the mental health center, which is housed on beautiful grounds, has agreed to open its gates to a music festival. Organizer Tracey Shipley, a creative therapist working with youth mostly through music and who ran the Woodstock Festivals in Jerusalem, spoke with reporter Arieh O'Sullivan on not only the physical, but psychological importance of the concert and music now. (photo: courtesy) See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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This focused episode is about advocating for a child with a disability or who is neurodivergent. It features a panel of three distinguished parent advocates. The panelists share their experiences, stories, and professional knowledge. They talk about building meaningful relationships with IEP and IFSP team members, advocating when, from a parental perspective the district data isn't sufficient, continuity between classrooms, schools, and district policies, and influencing changes in culture and policy through meaningful relationships. The advocacy panel was recorded as a launch event for my memoir Love Is a Classroom. The topics discussed come from experiences I shared in the memoir.     About the panelists: Kimberly Travers is dedicated to enhancing the lives of families and their children with disabilities along with the professionals who serve them by focusing on Early Intervention policy, practice, and research. Kimberly's professional and personal experience and expertise are critical elements that she brings to many classrooms, councils, boards, and workgroups, as well as professional development activities. Her passion for family-centered, natural environments, and evidence-based practices can be seen during her presentations and advisory work, inspiring families and professionals to team more successfully. Kimberly has extensive experience at the local, state, and national levels in the field of early intervention. Kimberly's work experience includes service provision and service coordination to infants and toddlers with disabilities and their families, training and technical assistance, and policy recommendations. Kimberly's journey as a parent of a child with a disability elevated her understanding of the importance of the family voice and informed decision-making at all levels. Sarah Davidon has over 30 years of experience in the field of policy, health promotion and prevention, early childhood models of impact, and children's mental health. She is a passionate and dedicated advocate for improving access to children's mental health care and creating effective public policies. As the Deputy Ombudsman at Colorado Ombudsman for Behavioral Health Access to Care (BHOCO), I provide leadership and co-create strategies to help those who are seeking care or providing care navigate complicated systems, investigate concerns and complaints, and assess recommendations for reform. In addition to my role as the Deputy Ombudsman, I am also the Principal and Owner of Davidon Consulting, LLC, a consulting firm that focuses on children's mental health and the intersection of mental health and educational systems. I have provided keynotes, presentations, facilitated dialogue, and policy strategy to various clients, including the Colorado School Medicaid Consortium, the Office of the Behavioral Health Ombudsman of Colorado, Georgetown Center for Child and Human Development, Community First Foundation (now Colorado Gives Foundation) and the Mental Health Center of Denver. I serve as an Assistant Professor at Georgetown University, where I advise multiple states on funding and policies related to early childhood systems and mental health consultation. Beth Cole has worked in early intervention since 1996. I began as a parent advocate after my son was diagnosed with autism at the age of 2-1/2. I worked as a paraeducator for 6 years in the same K-8 school where my son was. I also worked at the local and state level in Colorado's early intervention Part C program for children birth – 3 with developmental delays and disabilities. I was very involved in helping to develop Colorado's Part C early intervention provider training and the telehealth training. I've now been working at WestEd since 2021, providing TA to state Part C programs on their fiscal systems and I'm a part of the team working on an OSEP-funded demonstration project that focuses on screening and referral to Part C or other early childhood programs. I received my masters in Nonprofit Management in 2004 and my Ed.D. in Educational Leadership and Equity in 2019. If you have a story you want to share, go to Loveisaclassroom.com/contact Cover art by Josie Filippelli https://www.linkedin.com/in/josie-filippelli/    

This episode of Raising Joy dives deep into drugs, alcohol, and substance use disorder among high school and college students. We're joined by Caroline Sahba, LPC-S, LCDC, MBA, Associate Director of the Counseling and Mental Health Center at TCU, who brings her expertise in substance use and recovery services to the table. This episode is essential for parents, teachers, counselors, and anyone concerned about the well-being of young adults. Join us as we discuss:·         The current landscape of substance use among high school and college students.·         Warning signs and risk factors to watch out for.·         Effective communication strategies to talk to young people about drugs and alcohol.·         Resources and support available for those struggling with substance use.·         Practical tips for promoting healthy choices and preventing substance use disorder. Caroline Sahba provides valuable insights and guidance, empowering you to navigate these challenging conversations and support the young adults in your life.

The walls inside Bridge Healing Center in St. Cloud are painted soothing hues of blue and green, a deliberate effort to help visitors feel relaxed and welcome. The hallways are lined with colorful paintings by a local artist featuring people in East African dress, with encouraging phrases in both English and Somali.“A lot of people, when they walk in, they see these pictures and they feel welcome, because it kind of reminds them of their culture,” said Lul Nur, the center's program director.Nur and Ali Aden are a husband-and-wife team of licensed mental health counselors. They moved from the Twin Cities more than a year ago to provide culturally specific mental health services mainly for the East African community, which St. Cloud lacked. Before the center opened, people were driving to the Twin Cities for services, which disconnected families and hindered them from being involved in their loved ones' treatment, Aden said.“We saw a need to bring that service from the cities to here,” he said.Minnesota has a shortage of mental health providers of color, especially outside of the Twin Cities metro area. In St. Cloud, that means members of the region's large Somali community can face language and cultural barriers to getting treatment.Bridge Healing Center began offering mental health counseling in June 2022. It recently added addiction treatment services, with lodging for up to six people.The couple said their own backgrounds help them relate to their clients. Aden is originally from Somalia and moved to Minnesota in 2007.  Nur was born in Somalia, but raised in Egypt before coming to the U.S. Counselors at the center speak Somali, English, Spanish and Arabic. Talking with clients in their native language, instead of through an interpreter, is critical to establishing trust and reducing the risk of a misdiagnosis, Nur said.“A lot of mental health concepts are Western, so we might not even have a name for it,” she said. “It could really get messed up if the person who was translating doesn't really understand the word.”Aden said there's a need in the St. Cloud area for culturally specific treatment for substance use and addiction. The opioid crisis has hit Minnesota hard, and the Somali community is no exception, he said.But for many East African families, addiction is taboo and unfamiliar, complicated by religious prohibitions on the use of alcohol and drugs. “What's adding to it is the stigma,” Aden said. “It's hard for the families to open up and seek services. A lot of times we get a lot of calls — ‘My son is struggling. My daughter is struggling. I don't know what to do.'”Some Somali parents still have unhealed trauma from their own past — from fleeing a war-torn country, being separated from loved ones and losing a sense of belonging in a new country.Hani Jacobson is a community health nurse with St. Cloud-based health care provider CentraCare, which refers patients to Bridge Healing Center. She said some refugees survived traumatic experiences such as war, famine and torture.“When your whole life has been fight or flight, it becomes part of your normal daily life,” Jacobson said. “So it takes a lot of effort and education, and just letting our community know that it doesn't have to be like this. You don't have to live in survival mode anymore, and there's help out there.”Meanwhile, the younger generation sometimes experience secondary trauma from hearing about those experiences from their parents. And they may feel torn between their Somali and American identities, feeling like they don't fit in either one, Aden said.“The parents are not equipped enough to address the current stressors that their kids are going through,” he said. “So the kids will feel isolated. They will feel distant from their parents. They will have less connections.”That can lead to mental health issues or substance use. Often, the first instinct in East African culture is to keep such struggles within the family until it becomes too much to handle, Aden said.“It's very critical to provide education to the families,” he said. “There's help. There are people you can seek out, and don't wait until it becomes a crisis.”In the collectivist Somali culture, a family's opinion or fear of judgment can be obstacles to getting help, Nur said, but their involvement and support also can help the client succeed. So a lot of their work involves educating families that addiction is a disease that changes how the brain works, she said.“When they understand that piece, it's easier for them to be supportive than neglecting the child and saying, ‘You brought this on your own,' she said. “That mentality needs to change.”Word of mouth is helping generate more calls from people seeking help. Nur and Aden hope to expand their services and add lodging for women seeking addiction treatment.Aden said he's encouraged when he sees clients graduate from treatment, find a job, stay stable and repair broken family relationships."That's what makes success. That's how we measure it,” he said. “It's the number of clients who graduate from here, change their life, make an impact on their life and make an impact on their society as well too.”

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Dr. Anna Yusim is an internationally-recognized, award-winning Board-Certified, Stanford- and Yale-educated Psychiatrist & Executive Coach with a Private Practice in New York City and Connecticut. She is best-selling author of Fulfilled: How the Science of Spirituality Can Help You Live a Happier, More Meaningful Life. On the Clinical Faculty at Yale Medical School, Dr. Yusim is presently creating a Spirituality & Mental Health Center at Yale. With clients including Forbes 500 CEOs, Olympic athletes, A-list actors and actresses, and the Chairs of academic departments at top universities, Dr. Anna Yusim has helped over 3000 people in 70 countries achieve greater impact, purpose, and joy in their life and work.After working as a neurobiology researcher with Dr. Robert Sapolsky Ph.D. and completing her studies at Stanford, Yale Medical School, and the NYU Psychiatry Residency Training Program, Dr. Yusim felt that something was missing from her life. In her quest to find it, she traveled, lived and worked in over 70 countries, while studying Kabbalah, learning Buddhist meditation, and working with South American shamans and Indian gurus.Dr. Yusim has published over 200 academic articles, book chapters, scientific abstracts, book reviews and articles for the lay public on various topics in psychiatry. A frequent contributor to CNN, Fox News, ABC and NBC, she has been a guest on hundreds of national and international TV shows, radio programs and podcasts.As a highly sought-after speaker, Dr. Yusim gives keynotes for physicians and professionals all over the country and the the world on topics related to mental health and spirituality, thriving post-COVID, preventing burnout, physicians as meaning-makers, and resilience. For healthcare professionals, corporate leaders and community members, she also conducts workshops to empower individuals to sharpen their intuition, cultivate authenticity, awaken self-compassion, enhance their capacity for empathy, and improve their ability to connect with others.Please enjoy my conversation with Dr. Anna Yusim.This show is part of the Spreaker Prime Network, if you are interested in advertising on this podcast, contact us at https://www.spreaker.com/show/4858435/advertisement

In this episode, Craig and Jeffrey discuss Craig's brief political career, time in Korea, world travels while helping to create impact in healthcare, his deep dive in mental health and how it was personal for his family, and much more… Watch this episode on YouTube: https://youtu.be/BYZ_HLhK9ew Learn more: Host: Jeffrey M. Zucker Producer: Kait Grey Editor: Nick Case Recording date: 8/23/23 https://www.edelmanglobaladvisory.com/contact-us https://www.linkedin.com/in/craigkramer1/ https://www.linkedin.com/company/national-action-alliance-for-suicide-prevention/ https://twitter.com/Action_Alliance https://twitter.com/Edelman_EGA https://www.facebook.com/ActionAlliance https://www.youtube.com/TheActionAlliance https://www.mentalhealthfirstaid.org/ Bio: Craig Kramer is retired from his role as Mental Health Ambassador for Johnson & Johnson. In that capacity, Kramer led a Johnson & Johnson team that helped transform mental health care globally by raising awareness, reducing stigma, promoting research, improving access, and ensuring better patient outcomes. Key initiatives included a global leaders' coalition to champion proven, scalable reforms, including “next-in-class” workplace mental health practices, and establishing the first employee resource group (ERG) in the world for employees who live with mental illness, either as a patient or caregiver and ally.  Before that role, Kramer held various positions in global corporate and government affairs at Johnson & Johnson and worked as a lawyer in the U.S. Congress, a Washington, D.C., law firm, and an international human rights organization. He is a graduate of Princeton University, the University of Michigan School of Law, and Harvard Business School. In addition to his role as private sector co-chair of the National Action Alliance for Suicide Prevention, Kramer also serves on the boards or steering committees of the DMAX Foundation, the Mental Health Center of Denver (WellPower), Project HEAL, Trinity Counseling Services, and the United Nations Health Innovation Exchange Investor Coalition. 0:00 - Intro 8:31 - Early Career 16:57 - Johnson & Johnson 23:27 - Global Campaign on Mental Health 28:52 - Mental Health Alliance for Employers 30:55 - Alliance for Diverse Abilities Employee Research Group 36:22 - Nation Action Alliance for Suicide Prevention 43:12 - Mental Health Resources in Prisons 45:34 - Edelman Global Advisory 50:53 - When Work Affected Change 53:59 - Ask Jeff a Question 57:56 - Snap Your Fingers 59:46 - How to Support

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Promising you a journey through the fascinating world of science and pet ownership, we've got an episode jam-packed with intriguing insights. You're in for a ride as we unravel how music can soothe pain in newborns and why having a dog could be your shield against dementia. We lean on research from Lincoln Medical and Mental Health Center and the University of Michigan's Health and Retirement Study to make sense of these remarkable connections between music, pets, and human health.In this episode, we're thrilled to have Lendi Beatty from Playology join us for a chat. Lendi offers us a sneak peek into the world of scent-infused dog toys and the science behind their creation. Playology's toys are not just play things but cognitive stimulators for dogs. We discuss ongoing research at Texas Tech Animal Behavior Department that's exploring if different senses influence playtime duration. Prepare for some chuckles as we share funny pet stories and delve into the curiously engaging phenomenon of dogs sniffing separately with each nostril.As a grand finale, we disclose our exciting plans for the upcoming Comic-Con event. From choosing costumes for our beloved dogs, Bunsen and Beaker, to ensuring their comfort and safety, we've got it all covered. We also share an anecdote about a veterinary visit for Beaker and our preparations for the event. So, pull up a chair, grab your lab coat and safety glasses, and prepare for an entertaining and enlightening journey through the Science Podcast. Let's learn, laugh, and love the world of science and pets together!Playology!https://playologypets.com/en-caBunsen and Beaker Links:Save 10% at Bark and Beyond with the coupon code BUNSEN!The 2024 Bunsen and Beaker Calendar is ready to order!The Ginger Stuffie is on presale so check the link here!Join The Paw Pack to Support The Show!https://bunsenbernerbmd.com/pages/paw-pack-plus-communityOur Website!The Bunsen and Beaker Website has adorable merch with hundreds of different combinations of designs and apparel- all with Printful- one of the highest quality companies we could find!www.bunsenbernerbmd.comSign up for our Weekly Newsletter!Bunsen and Beaker on Twitter:Bunsen and Beaker on TikTok:Bunsen and Beaker on FacebookSupport the showFor Science, Empathy, and Cuteness!Being Kind is a Superpower.https://twitter.com/bunsenbernerbmd

In this podcast Dr. Anna Yusim (Yale) tells the story of how she went from being in the scientific world, not at all being spiritual, to it being a large part of her career. In fact, she's creating a Spirituality & Mental Health Center at Yale, and her intuition played a huge part in that unfolding for her. Dr. Anna Yusim is the best selling author of the book Fulfilled: How the Science of Spirituality Can Help You Live a Happier, More Meaningful Life.  Anna's story is incredibly inspiring and really helps to tie all the spiritual and scientific pieces together.  Connect with Dr. Anna Yusim:Dr. Anna Yusim is an internationally-recognized, award-winning Board-Certified, Stanford- and Yale-educated Psychiatrist & Executive Coach with a Private Practice in New York City and Connecticut.  She is best-selling author of Fulfilled: How the Science of Spirituality Can Help You Live a Happier, More Meaningful Life.  On the Clinical Faculty at Yale Medical School, Dr. Yusim is presently creating a Spirituality & Mental Health Center at Yale.  With clients including Forbes 500 CEOs, Olympic athletes, A-list actors and actresses, and the Chairs of academic departments at top universities, Dr. Anna Yusim has helped over 3000 people in 70 countries achieve greater impact, purpose, and joy in their life and work.Website: https://www.annayusim.comInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/annayusim/Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/annayusimmd/Twitter: https://www.twitter.com/DrAnnaYusimLinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/annayusim/ Pinterest: https://www.pinterest.com/annayusimmdJOIN THE CAMP FUEL BOOK CLUB: https://calendly.com/aliciawood/camp-fuel-book-clubWe start October 11th at 4pm ET For more info click here: FAQWork with Alicia: Book a 30 minute Intuition Call $50 HERE walk away with the ability to get a YES / NO answer from your intuition by the end of the session. (1 x only) Book a 90 minute Healing Session $350 HERE Book a 1 Hour Intuitive Guidance Call $350 HERE Not sure what would be best for you, book a consult with Alicia HERE. Instagram: @alicia.rose.wood Tik Tok: @alicia.rose.wood Email: alicia@aliciawood.com Audio Editing & Music provided by: Jordan Wood: www.instagra...

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Dr. Anna Yusim is an award-winning and board-certified Stanford- and Yale-educated Psychiatrist & Executive Coach. She shares why spirituality and openness to love are the keys to improve your mental health.If you enjoy this episode, please consider leaving a rating and a review. It makes a huge difference in helping us spread the word about the show.Thanks for listening! To join our #POSITIVITY community or to learn more about Moshe, visit https://linktr.ee/moshepopackTopics:1:30 – How spirituality positively impacts mental health.3:50 – Why the medical standard of care is sometimes a spiritually-based model.5:40 – Practical tips to begin a spiritual practice.9:30 – Dr. Yusim's Spirituality and Mental Health Center at Yale.11:30 – How food, exercise, and sex affect your mental health. 15:30 - Why authenticity is crucial to positive mental health.19:30 – Some patients need medication, and some don't.22:30 – Dr. Yusim's executive coaching principles.

On episode 21 of the Farming for Health Podcast, Dr. Amy Sapola dives deep with Dr. Anna Yusim. Dr. Anna Yusim is an internationally-recognized, award-winning Board-Certified, Stanford- and Yale-educated Psychiatrist & Executive Coach with a Private Practice in New York City and Connecticut. She is best-selling author of Fulfilled: How the Science of Spirituality Can Help You Live a Happier, More Meaningful Life. On the Clinical Faculty at Yale Medical School, Dr. Yusim is presently creating a Spirituality & Mental Health Center at Yale. With clients including Forbes 500 CEOs, Olympic athletes, A-list actors and actresses, and the Chairs of academic departments at top universities, Dr. Anna Yusim has helped over 2000 people in 60 countries achieve greater impact, purpose, and joy in their life and work. After working as a neurobiology researcher with Dr. Robert Sapolsky Ph.D. and completing her studies at Stanford, Yale Medical School, and the NYU Psychiatry Residency Training Program, Dr. Yusim felt that something was missing from her life. In her quest to find it, she traveled, lived and worked in over 70 countries, while studying Kabbalah, learning Buddhist meditation, and working with South American shamans and Indian gurus. Dr. Yusim has published over 150 academic articles, book chapters, scientific abstracts, book reviews and articles for the lay public on various topics in psychiatry. A frequent contributor to CNN, Fox News, ABC and NBC, she has been a guest on hundreds of national and international TV shows, radio programs and podcasts. As a highly sought-after speaker, Dr. Yusim gives keynotes for physicians and professionals all over the country and the the world on topics related to mental health and spirituality, thriving post-COVID, preventing burnout, physicians as meaning-makers, and resilience. For healthcare professionals, corporate leaders and community members, she also conducts workshops to empower individuals to sharpen their intuition, cultivate authenticity, awaken self-compassion, enhance their capacity for empathy, and improve their ability to connect with others. In 2020, Dr. Yusim received the top honor granted to an American psychiatrist, being named a Distinguished Fellow by the American Psychiatric Association. Other awards and distinctions she has received include the National Institute of Mental Health Outstanding Research Resident Award, the American Psychoanalytic Association Fellowship, the William Webb Fellowship from the Academy for Psychosomatic Medicine, the American Psychiatric Institute for Research & Education (APIRE) Janssen Research Award, the Seed Research Grant from the American Medical Association, First Prize in the Sermo Resident Challenge, the Carta Fellowship from the World Psychiatric Association, the Janet M. Glasgow- Rubin Award for Women Leaders at Yale Medical School, the William F. Downs Fellowship for International Research, the Max Kade Fellowship, the Samuel F. and Sara G. Feinman Scholarship for Leadership, the Foreman Fleisher Foundation Scholarship for Academic Excellence, the Golden Award for Top Thesis written in the Humanities at Stanford University, the Hoefzer Prize for Top Essay Written in Stanford University Course, the Bessie F. Lawrence International Fellowship, and the National Science Foundation Scholarship.

Britney Lane received her BA in psychology from Emmanuel College in 2019. She went on to complete her Masters of Social Work from the University of New Hampshire in 2022. Britney works for The Mental Health Center of Greater Manchester in New Hampshire as a child and family therapist and case manager. Her work focuses on trauma therapy, which empowers children and adolescents to tell their experiences through storytelling. Outside of work, Britney is passionate about survivor led policy change. She helped pass the Sexual Assault Survivor Bill of Rights in Rhode Island giving rights to thousands of survivors using her personal story. Additionally, she helped pass a United Nations resolution bill which gives the 1.3 billion survivors of sexual violence access to justice. Britney was crowned Miss NH USA 2023 this past February. She will go on to compete for the Miss USA title this fall. Follow Britney: ⬇️⬇️⬇️ https://www.instagram.com/britneyylane/ https://www.instagram.com/missnhusa/ ---⠀ ⠀ Be more than just a queen. Make an IMPACT. Join our sorority:⠀ ⬇️⬇️⬇️ http://thepageantsorority.com/

Monday, Jun5th/23 Join Me tonight on The Angel Rock as We welcome Kira Markoff.   Kira Markoff LCSW-C is an outpatient mental health therapist at The Mental Health Center of Western Maryland and Psychology PhD student at Grand Canyon University. Kira has undergraduate degrees in Psychology and Social Work from the University of Maryland, Baltimore County, and a Master's degree in Social Work from the University of Maryland, Baltimore. Since 2017 she has provided mental health therapy to individuals and families specializing with veterans and those with co-occurring substance use disorders. As a yoga instructor and longtime meditator, Kira believes in using a mind, body, spirit approach when working with clients.  Kira developed a belief in the reciprocity of personal and interpersonal wellbeing through yoga practice, clinical experience, and academic research. Her passion for cultivating meaningful connections led her to study mindfulness and romantic partner conflict which is the focus of her doctoral dissertation. Kira believes that understanding is the key to discovering a solution and hopes to use her expertise to help people foster deeper connections with each other and themselves.  We're going to be discussing her book “Mindfulness & Me: A Practical Guide for Living” & much mor

Monday, Jun5th/23 Join Me tonight on The Angel Rock as We welcome Kira Markoff. Kira Markoff LCSW-C is an outpatient mental health therapist at The Mental Health Center of Western Maryland and Psychology PhD student at Grand Canyon University. Kira has undergraduate degrees in Psychology and Social Work from the University of Maryland, Baltimore County, and a Master's degree in Social Work from the University of Maryland, Baltimore. Since 2017 she has provided mental health therapy to individuals and families specializing with veterans and those with co-occurring substance use disorders. As a yoga instructor and longtime meditator, Kira believes in using a mind, body, spirit approach when working with clients. Kira developed a belief in the reciprocity of personal and interpersonal wellbeing through yoga practice, clinical experience, and academic research. Her passion for cultivating meaningful connections led her to study mindfulness and romantic partner conflict which is the focus of her doctoral dissertation. Kira believes that understanding is the key to discovering a solution and hopes to use her expertise to help people foster deeper connections with each other and themselves. We're going to be discussing her book “Mindfulness & Me: A Practical Guide for Living” & much mor

On this episode of the Scouting For Growth podcast, Sabine VdL talks to Gary Garth, an experienced entrepreneur and the author of ‘The Zero to 100 Million Sales Blueprint', a book targeting the entrepreneur that wants to scale their business with a replicable, reusable and scalable sales methodology. On this episode, the pair discuss how Gary found himself living in Medellín, Colombia, developing the Zero to 100 Million Sales Blueprint, what is Elev8 Media and when did he realise that work pressure may lead to addiction and mental health issues, and Gary's tips for sustainable growth. Make sure you listen until the end of the episode because Gary has a very nice surprise for you all! KEY TAKEAWAYS          I exited a very successful business in 2020 but I didn't know what I wanted to do. So, I took a sabbatical year where I travelled around the world trying everything from plant medicine to figuring out what I wanted to be when I grew up. I wanted to do something different and make a lager impact. Columbia had always been on my mind and Medellín had a vision of becoming the Silicon Valley of Latin America. So, I went to check it out and now I'm all in with several offices, an incubator, an accelerator, a marketing agency and some real estate investments. This is home now. I'm the Viking of Medellín. It's a hard journey. A lot of entrepreneurs have this fantasy vision of what it takes and 8 out of 10 cease to exist into year two and only one of those entrepreneurs makes it beyond $1 million in annual recurrent revenue. What's shocking is that most of those that become successful is that they experience burnout. When you dive into a venture like that you have to be prepared mentally, physically, spiritually for what's ahead; the adversity and how to overcome that. A lot of companies that pitch to me often have ground-breaking concepts, great ideas and they have prepared everything and anything you can consider, they've almost gone into analysis paralysis in terms of how the product should be shaped and so forth. But sales is left to the end of the equation. I ask what's your estimated cost of acquisition, what's the total addressable market, how are you going to penetrate that, who are your competitors, how are you going to differentiate from them? They don't have the answers to any of those questions. I'm giving back through my book where I talk about training thousands of reps over my career, over 200 re-sellers in a previous project, I've worked closely with Google's and Microsoft's sales teams, so I've been able to see what patterns occur, what works and doesn't work, and what it takes for folks to sell and create a true revenue machine. I've also created a planner to combat burnout where you can focus on gratitude, set goals, build habits and all the tips and tricks I've learned over the years.   BEST MOMENTS ‘There's all these social media tips and hacks on how to be the next Elon Musk or Jeff Bezos, but it's 16-hour days, there's no short cut.'‘To be successful you need to put sales and revenue first. If you don't have cash you're out of business.'‘Every entrepreneur has the desire to change and shape the world. The only way to do that is sustainability, to become profitable, that's how you can grow, reinvest and expand.'‘Double down. Don't back down. Things may seem uncertain and there's a lot of scepticism in the market, but I think there's a lot of opportunity. If you're hesitant about launching, expanding to a new market, if you want to wait for x, y, z scenario changes don't wait. Go for it.' ABOUT THE GUEST Gary Garth is the Founder and CEO of Great Dane Ventures, Elev8 Media, and Accelerator Platform™. He also leverages his resources as a sales leader and angel investor, helping high-potential startups go-to-market, scale, and become profitable via 360 degrees sales and marketing support, incubator programs, advisory services and proprietary technology, engineered with the purpose of empowering entrepreneurs. He has been featured in Inc., Forbes, Success, and many other prominent publications. A serial entrepreneur since 2002, Gary has started and successfully exited six companies, including large outbound sales call centres, radio advertising networks, and an award-winning, eight-figure digital marketing agency. Born in Denmark, Gary now lives and works in Medellín, Colombia. You can discover Gary Garth here: https://www.linkedin.com/in/garygarth/ About Elev8 ELEV8 is a Digital Marketing Agency and Growth Accelerator Program exclusively designed for the Addiction Treatment and Mental Health Center industry. ELEV8 solutions are engineered end-to-end with proven marketing and sales strategies, full transparency, and a meticulously data-driven ROI approach. With ELEV8's solutions, clients drive admissions at a consistently profitable rate via 360 degrees digital marketing, sales enablement, CRM, and tech stack implementation. With newly founded offices in the heart of Medellín, Colombia, the ELEV8 team is composed of international A-players in the digital agency space, are all working towards one shared vision— to become the world-leading digital marketing agency for Addictions Treatment Centers. Download the book: The Zero to 100 Million Sales Blueprint Check out the site: https://elev8.io/ ABOUT THE HOST Sabine is a corporate strategist turned entrepreneur. She is the CEO and Managing Partner of Alchemy Crew, a venture lab that accelerates the curation, validation, and commercialization of new tech business models. Sabine is renowned within the insurance sector for building some of the most renowned tech startup accelerators around the world working with over 30 corporate insurers and accelerating over 100 startup ventures. Sabine is the co-editor of the bestseller The INSURTECH Book, a top 50 Women in Tech, a FinTech and InsurTech Influencer, an investor & multi-award winner.  Twitter: SabineVdL LinkedIn: Sabine VanderLinden Instagram: sabinevdLofficial Facebook: SabineVdLOfficial TikTok: sabinevdlofficial Email: podcast@sabinevdl.com Website: www.sabinevdl.com  This show was brought to you by Progressive Media

Addiction is a topic that is often stigmatized, but it touches almost every single one of us in some way.Our guest is Mike Gibson, a former NFL player and now addiction counselor at the Mental Health Center of San Diego, who shares his journey to recovery. In our conversation, Mike and I talk about his retirement from the NFL and the toll that this transition played on his mental health. He shares what that road to sobriety looked like and the mindset shifts that can help us all out in challenging times.We also discuss how addiction is considered a family disease, and what loved ones can do to show our support while setting boundaries and protecting our own energy.If you enjoy this episode, please feel free to rate and review the podcast on whatever app you're listening on, and share with a friend!CONNECT WITH MIKEWebsiteS: https://mhcsandiego.com/ and https://healthyliferecovery.com/Instagram: @mike.gibson69CONNECT WITH THE SHOWWebsite: WellnessAndWanderlust.netInstagram: www.instagram.com/wellnessandwanderlustblogFacebook: www.facebook.com/wellnessandwanderlustblogTwitter: www.twitter.com/moses_says

My guest this week is Mike Gibson. He played in the NFL for six years for the Philadelphia Eagles, Seattle Seahawks and the Arizona Cardinals. His third year, he suffered an injury and became addicted to prescription painkillers. Mike eventually retired from the NFL and became a sheriff's deputy while still abusing prescription drugs. He was asked to resign after a year due to his unhealthy habits and became addicted to stronger substances. Mike finally made a breakthrough and has now been sober for more than five years. 4:50 – Mike 101 Mike is now a community outreach coordinator for the Mental Health Center of San Diego. He watched his older brother play sports growing up, and that made an impression on him. Football was a way to escape his mental health struggles. 9:39 – Mental health struggles Mike was always the short, stocky kid and was big for his age. He got made fun of a lot. Men don't often talk about body dysmorphia. 13:51 – From the NFL to community coordinator Mike struggled being in the NFL and felt like he wasn't being paid enough, so he decided to retire. He lost his sense of purpose and lost touch with his friends in the NFL. 21:13 – Drugs a symptom Most people who get help in the community center have mental health problems. Alcohol and drugs are just a symptom. Mike was known as a garbage can addict. He would take anything. 29:15 – Burning bridges Mike burned so many bridges with his family that they had to stop helping him. He didn't want to go to a faith-based rehab, because he felt like God wasn't helping him. But the decision to go changed his life. 38:34 – Still married Mike and his wife have been married for 15 years and together for 21 years. She is in recovery as well. They planned to divorce but ended up staying together after going to treatment. 49:14 – Get to know you Last time Mike laughed? When I told him I was a Brown's fan :) Last time he cried? When two friends passed away.   FEATURED QUOTES Sports were a way for me to get out of myself. The beautiful thing about sports is nobody cares about your background. Nobody cares about financially where you live. If you're good and you can ball, you can ball. Men don't often talk about body dysmorphia. Men struggle with it, too. Alcohol and drugs are just a symptom. Many people are struggling with mental health. I was known as a garbage can addict. It doesn't matter what you got. I want it and I want all of it. https://mhcsandiego.com/ ABOUT MIKE GIBSON: Mike a scholarship to Cal-Berkeley for football and played for 2 years before he got drafted by the Philadelphia Eagles in 2008. He played a total of 6 years in the NFL (Eagles, Seattle Seahawks, Arizona Cardinals). (NFL GUARD) In his 3rd year he suffered an injury and shortly after got addicted to prescription painkillers. He started at 5 mg of Vicodin and by the time he finished his career was taking a minimum of 300 mg of OxyContin daily. After he retired he became a sheriff's deputy, completing his credentials as class president, abusing OxyContin and adderall the entire duration. He was a deputy for under a year before getting asked to resign for his unhealthy habits. This setback turned him to becoming addicted to stronger substances such as heroin and meth. After going in and out of rehab 6 times, in his last session Mike made a breakthrough and has been sober for 5 years. He has worked in treatment centers as an addiction counselor for the entire 5 years he has been sober.

**Note the sound is terrible on my end as the connection was bad, but we've fixed that for all future episodes moving forward. Mike's sound is fantastic though and should be good to go** From having everything, to losing it all, to now making it back and sharing his knowledge with the rest of us.  Mike Gibson is a retired NFL lineman, and now the Director of Community Outreach at The Mental Health Center of San Diego and Healthy Life Recovery. (mhcsandiego.com )  In our interview, Mike will be chatting with us regarding his football career. The ups and downs. The Junior College to D1 route he took. What he learned through that process, and what the transitions were like from JUCO to D1, and then we will also learn of the transition to the NFL where Mike played for 6 years.  In Mike's third year in the NFL, he suffered an injury that required a big recovery. This is when Mike's story took a turn as he became addicted to pain killers. This addiction continued to get worse and worse, as his body became chemically dependent on some of these substances and he found himself in a downward spiral that continued not only through the remainder of his NFL career, but after he retired from the game as well.  This is a story of addiction, of perserverance, of recovery, and redemption! It also goes to show that it can truly happen to anyone at any moment, so it's wise to become familiar with the situation and with Mike's story as it has the potential to help thousands of listeners out there!  Share this episode with any athlete you know, and anyone you feel could benefit! Thank you for tuning in! Make sure to follow Mike on his social media platforms:  Instagram: @mike.gibson69 You can find out more about what he and his office have to offer for you if you are battling something similar, so make sure to head to: mhcsandiego.com  If you live in Southern California, and want to take part in their services, the address is:  960 Grand Ave. San Diego, CA 92109  __________________ Calling ALL entrepreneurs!! If you are a business owner, and you are interested in utilzing online sales, then you MUST USE this tool to help you with it!  ClickFunnels will allow you to have an enterprise account to do everything you need for your business! (Including: Websites, funnel building, emails, products, etc)  Make sure to get a solid deal by going HERE for your offer!    Ripp'd Nutrition is a locally owned and operated supplement store here in Boise, Idaho.  Hours of Operation:  Mon - Fri  9 - 6 Sat  10 - 5 Sun  10 - 4 Phone # 208-832-8781 If you have any questions just give me a call 208-965-1096 or DM them on Instagram They offer free one on one and group supplement consultations (Like high school sports teams for players and parents) If you wante to try out the Ripp'd Series you won't be dissappointed, but you can also check out the other brands that they offer like Hypd Sups, Insane Labz, Bucked Up, Innova Pharm, Chaotic Labz and many more!! Come check them out if you live in the Boise, Idaho region!  Address is:  1120 N Milwaukee St, Boise, ID 83704  

Dr. Anna Yusim is an internationally-recognized, award-winning Board-Certified, Stanford- and Yale-educated Psychiatrist & Executive Coach with a Private Practice in New York City and Connecticut.  She is the best-selling author of Fulfilled: How the Science of Spirituality Can Help You Live a Happier, More Meaningful Life.  On the Clinical Faculty at Yale Medical School, Dr. Yusim is presently creating a Spirituality & Mental Health Center at Yale.  With clients including Forbes 500 CEOs, Olympic athletes, A-list actors and actresses, and the Chairs of academic departments at top universities, Dr. Anna Yusim has helped over 2000 people in 60 countries achieve greater impact, purpose, and joy in their life and work. After working as a neurobiology researcher with Dr. Robert Sapolsky Ph.D. and completing her studies at Stanford, Yale Medical School, and the NYU Psychiatry Residency Training Program, Dr. Yusim felt that something was missing from her life. In her quest to find it, she traveled, lived and worked in over 70 countries, while studying Kabbalah, learning Buddhist meditation, and working with South American shamans and Indian gurus.  In this wide-ranging conversation we talk about the intersection of mental health and spirituality and Dr. Yusim's own path from mathematics, to psychiatry to spirituality. We discuss the 4 ways humans process emotions, the 3 categories of addiction, the power of letting go, what it means to have a heart-opening, which compounds are considered "psychedelic" and the potential of these compounds in mental health, spirituality and treatment.I hope you enjoy this incredible conversation with  truly brilliant change-maker.  Don't forget to hit subscribe so you never miss a new episode and drop a review. It's the best way to support my growing podcast.Subscribe or review on Apple Podcasts HERESubscribe or review on Spotify HERETo your richest possible life!NathanFollow me for daily ideas about living a richer life. https://www.linkedin.com/in/richlifeguy/Show Notes: How to sustain an optimistic perspective [1:46]Anna explains cognitive reappraisal and working with emotions [4:41]Anna describes her upbringing, background and path toward Psychiatry [12:49]Anna describes her own spiritual transformation and traveling to over 70 countries [15:30]Anna discusses higher consciousness and the concept of matter being immortal [28:30]Anna describes the importance of spirituality on mental health, addiction and longevity [33:00]Anna shares her perspective on the keys to a rich life [36:13]Anna describes the difference between substance addiction, behavioral addiction and psychological addiction [40:34]The 4 ways we process emotions and which one is healthiest [43:00]Anna describes how her interest in psychedelic therapy began and what falls into the category  [53:00]Misconceptions about psychedelics [59:08]Anna describes the Yale Mental Health and Psychedelic center.  [1:02]Anna describes the concept of heart opening and why it's so powerful [1:08]Anna shares her favorite exercise to look within ourselves and determine where our next evolution begins [1:12]Episode links: http://annayusim.comDavid Hawkins Book: Letting Go https://rythmia.com/https://michaelpollan.com/books/how-to-change-your-mind/www.richlifeguy.com

A state-run facility housing developmentally disabled residents will be restructured after media reports about resident abuse.

One of the largest mental health providers in Montana is suspending operation of 31 of its crisis beds — two thirds of its total number of beds. The mental health providers say they can't make enough money to break even.

  Kankakee Podcast is presented by, Puter Pros, Digital World Design, and Stitch Prints in Bradley. Learn more at myputerpros.com, digitalworlddesign.com, and stitchprints.com.   Episode 84:  988, the new three digit number for suicide prevention and mental health crises, officially launched in Illinois in July of 2022. Here to explain how 988 works here locally in Kankakee County is, Eva Anderson, the Director of Crisis Care System at Iroquois Mental Health Center.   Learn more about 988 by visiting https://988lifeline.org/.    Contact Eva Anderson at eanderson@imhc.net.   Much Love, Jake LaMore   P.S. Support the podcast for as little as $1/month: https://patron.podbean.com/kankakeepodcast

Former NFL player Mike Gibson discusses mental health issues and how they are viewed and handled in modern sports. Chalk + Dog brings together the vast experience and expertise of two of the brightest agencies in media, sports, wagering and gaming Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Former NFL player Mike Gibson discusses mental health issues and how they are viewed and handled in modern sports.Chalk + Dog brings together the vast experience and expertise of two of the brightest agencies in media, sports, wagering and gaming

Vancouver Clinic will open its 16th clinic location, Vancouver Clinic Mental Health Center, on Mon., Jan. 16. https://bit.ly/3Gbn3SF #TheVancouverClinic #VancouverClinicMentalHealthCenter #MentalHealthServices #Psychiatrists #SocialWorkers #Patients #MentalHealthClinicians #TelehealthVisits #VancouverWa #ClarkCountyWa #ClarkCountyNews #ClarkCountyToday

Michael Tozzoli, MSW, LCSW - West Bergen Mental Healthcare CEO, shares meaningful approaches to handling holiday stress and offers tips on comforting loved ones experiencing mental health issues. Mr. Tozzoli is a licensed clinician and non-profit leader who oversees the clinical and strategic direction of WBMH, including 250+ employees and 20+ programs. He completed his graduate work at Columbia University and regularly speaks to communities about various mental health topics, including the rise of mental health issues in school-aged children. *Trigger Warning*: We address how to cope with and understand suicide and suicidal ideation. For more information, visit westbergen.org or call 201-444-3550 If you are in emotional distress or have a suicidal crisis, dial 988. The Suicide & Crisis Lifeline provides free and confidential emotional support 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.

A recent news investigation has brought attention to 1,500 reports of alleged patient abuse and dozens of arrests at the Choate Mental Health and Developmental Center in southern Illinois.  

A new investigative collaboration between Capitol News Illinois, Lee Enterprises Midwest and ProPublica has found hundreds of reports of abuse inside the Choate Mental Health and Development Center in Anna, Illinois.

This week on the Quadcast, MCI Executive Director Marjorie Malpiede explores the collaborative work of Archie Holmes and Chris Brownson, kindred spirits from different posts within the University of Texas System that came together in the interest of student wellness. Dr. Holmes is Executive Vice Chancellor of the UT system, while Dr. Brownson is Director of the Counseling and Mental Health Center at UT Austin. With their respective backgrounds promoting academic achievement and mental health—as well as a recent $16.5 million grant from the UT System to support student wellbeing and safety services—the two are paving a holistic, mutually reinforcing path toward student success.

Эпизод о любви и отношениях, которые сейчас трещат по швам, остаются прежними или укрепляются как никогда прежде. С нами Амина Назаралиева, врач-психотерапевт, сексолог и соосновательница любимого нами Mental Health Center, где мы сами лечим свои ментальные нарушения. Обсуждаем: - что происходит в семьях, в том числе с домашним насилием - почему сейчас особенно ценно, чтобы дом был надежным и безопасным местом - как изучаются практики любви и заботы для переживания травматического опыта - какие проблемы профессионального психотерапевтичекого сообщества вскрылись за последние три месяца - что будет, когда вырастет поколение небитых, долюбленных и уважаемых маленьких людей - как стало понятно, насколько все хрупкое — кроме связей с людьми - что происходит с сексом - почему мы думаем, что надежда вообще есть и все не зря, хотя пока мы припечатаны к стене - как вышло, что люди с психическими расстройствами оказались едва ли не самыми адаптивными - почему нам всем нужно будущее, даже если оно кажется нереалистичным Этот эпизод мы сделали с онлайн-магазином «Самокат». Заказывайте свои любимые продукты с доставкой за 15 минут. Скидка 20% по промокоду NIKAKOGO на первый заказ от 1000 рублей (действует при покупке до 3000₽) https://clck.ru/or3u4   С нами наши друзья из Авиасейлс Ещё, которым мы пользуемся сами. Это сервис для тех, кто хочет получать от путешествий еще больше: кэшбек в рублях, неформальные гайды, VIP-поддержку и скидки на ПЦР: https://i.avs.io/626zul (промокод НИКАКОГО) Мы используем музыку Marimba Plus, The Way To Your Heart. Композитор — Лев Слепнер Наш звукорежиссер — Юрий Шустицкий Наш телеграм-канал — https://t.me/re_uptake имейл — no.pravil.no@gmail.com  

Имеет ли смысл есть шоколад или орехи перед сексом? Работают ли афродизиаки? Можно ли вообще с помощью питания повлиять на половое влечение? Эксперт эпизода — Евгения Смоленская, клинический психолог, сексолог, специалист Mental Health Center.

A community mental health center is quietly administering Ketamine to Coloradans who struggle with severe depression. Now 15 patients are receiving the treatment at the Mental Health Center of Denver. It's the only such clinic at a community mental health center in the state to offer ketamine as treatment, and it's one of few in the nation, for people with low incomes. The Federal Drug Administration approved the use of esketamine, a version of the drug ketamine, in 2019. Other clinics have opened around the country, but the treatment is still hard to come by for those who can't afford to pay or lack private insurance coverage. Colorado Sun reporter Jennifer Brown has the story. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In this episode, Wes Williams, VP & CIO at Mental Health Center of Denver, talks about the transformation of the past two years and the rise of telehealth and how he's working to make it a compliment to mental health services rather than a complicated one — Telehealth has always been here, but the mindset is shifting. Join us as we discuss:Pressing forward through the pandemic & the rise of telehealth Acknowledging how telehealth has changed & how to anticipate for the futureWhat a human-centered lab isBlockchain, IoT, & AI in healthcareAdvice for the audience This discussion with Wes Williams was taken from our show Netsmart CareThreads. To hear more episodes like this one, subscribe on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, or your favorite podcast player. Listening on a desktop & can't see the links? Just search for Netsmart CareThreads in your favorite podcast player.

In this episode, Wes Williams, VP & CIO at Mental Health Center of Denver, talks about the transformation of the past two years and the rise of telehealth and how he's working to make it a complement to mental health services rather than a complicated one — Telehealth has always been here, but the mindset is shifting.  Join us as we discuss: Pressing forward through the pandemic & the rise of telehealth  Acknowledging how telehealth has changed & how to anticipate for the future What a human-centered lab is Blockchain, IoT, & AI in healthcare Advice for the audience    This discussion with Wes Williams was taken from our show Netsmart CareThreads. To hear more episodes like this one, subscribe on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, or your favorite podcast player.  Listening on a desktop & can't see the links? Just search for Netsmart CareThreads in your favorite podcast player.