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The Best SSRI - Part 2

August 2, 2020
Are the SSRIs really that different? If a patient doesn't respond to one will they respond to another? We sift through three decades of research to find answers.Published On: 8/3/20Duration: 19 minutes, 13 secondsTranscript: Tony Soprano: “Here we go, here comes the Prozac”Welcome to the Carlat Psychiatry Podcast, keeping psychiatry honest...
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Which Medications Should You Stop Before ECT? [60 Sec Psych]

August 1, 2020
Electroconvulsive therapy (ECT) depends on the seizure threshold, so you don’t want to throw that off before starting it. Anticonvulsants and benzodiazepines are concerning, as are antidepressants. Although bupropion has a notorious risk for seizures, a recent meta-analysis of all antidepressants found buproprion’s risk was about average with the newer...
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A New Confidentiality Law [60 Sec Psych]

July 29, 2020
The Substance Abuse and Mental health Services Administration (SAMSHA) has changed their laws around the release of substance use information, and the result applies to more mental health professionals than one might think. Read their press release. Published On: 7/29/20 Duration: 4 minutes, 11 seconds Got Feedback? Take the podcast survey.
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The Best SSRI - Part 1

July 27, 2020
We search through the rubble of 1990's marketing to find out what makes the SSRIs different, and encounter along the way our word of the day: Zimelidine.Published On: 7/27/20Duration: 10 minutes, 47 secondsTranscript:From the quest for the holy grail to the meaning of dreams, humankind has always had a thirst for unanswerable questions.
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Preventing Trauma With Racial Socialization [60 Sec Psych]

July 25, 2020
Race-based traumatic stress affects mental health in young people of color. A 2019 paper in American Psychologist puts that racial socialization into a framework some listeners may be familiar with. [Link]Published On: 7/25/20Duration: 5 minutes, 51 secondsTranscript: Dr. Feder: Today on 60 Second Psych: Preventing Trauma with Racial Socialization. Take it away...
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Promoting Assertiveness in Adolescents [60 Sec Psych]

July 22, 2020
What can mental health clinicians do to help our patients who may be dealing with discrimination in their day-to-day lives? Assertiveness is a specific skill that we can model and teach our patients. A paper by Bhardwaj and Vishwas in the International Journal of Advanced Scientific Research underlines the importance...
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How to Talk to Patients with Autism

July 20, 2020
Patricia Eaves reveals common pitfalls and shares her top tips for communicating with patients with autism. Read more in the recommended text, "The TEACCH Approach to Autism Spectrum Disorders" by Gary B. Mesibov et al. Plus the word of the day: Effect Size.Published On: 7/20/20Duration: 18 minutes, 12 secondsGot feedback? Take the...
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Implicit Bias Training in Health Care [60 Sec Psych]

July 17, 2020
What practical role do we have as mental health professionals in creating a more fair and just society? Doctors Javeed Sukhera and Chris Watling published a framework for integrating implicit bias recognition in medical education that makes a lot of sense. Here’s their six point framework. Sukhera J, Watling C. A...
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Here’s What Happens When You Treat ADHD in the Elderly [60 Sec Psych]

July 15, 2020
In 2004 the FDA approved the first stimulant for adult ADHD: Adderall XR. Now it’s nearly 20 years later, and some of those patients are elderly. Yet there are only a few studies of stimulants in people over age 50 ─ yes that’s the medical definition of elderly these days...
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How to Treat Untreatable Depression

July 13, 2020
Joseph Goldberg, MD shares his top psychopharm strategies for highly-treatment resistant depression, and weighs in on whether further medication trials are ever futile.Published On: 7/13/2020Duration: 15 minutes, 46 secondsRelated Articles: "When Further Medication Trials Seem Futile," The Carlat Psychiatry Report, June/July 2020Got feedback? Take the podcast survey.
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