May Cause Side Effects-Radical Acceptance and Psychiatric Drug Withdrawal: An Interview with...

[@CaptainTim2025]

Thanks for these podcasts, their really helping some listeners!

[@georgios4891]

Really wise words.

[@stevekaylor5606]

Mental Health is the development of a mental + emotional dedication, a cathexis!

[@mikegoulet7883]

What a smart articulate woman, wonderful!

[@rituraj.sharma]

Please make video with film it doesn't make complete porpose to viewers like me

[@replaceablehead]

My wife had a spontaneous onset of bipolar and to this day I believe it is primarily endogenous in her case. But despite how acute it was and what medical emergency it was, in hindsight, I wish I had accepted it. Like a child breaking a bone it needs urgent treatment but you don't want to panic and start amputating limbs. I wish we had considered that medical emergency or not, sometimes there is no magic bullet treatment and watchful waiting with proper medical supervision is a safe option even in an acute crisis provided there is a proper safety plan etc.

[@jessicar.8333]

Mental health & mental illness is extremely complicated and multifactorial. I do believe there is some possible biological components/mechanisms at work, but honestly, the psychotropic drugs do far more harm than good. Therapy for sure should be considered the first line treatment for any mental health challenges/illnesses. I think nutrition can play an important role as well: the average American doesn't not get enough Omega 3 fatty acids in their diet, so supplementation with Omega 3 can be helpful for mental health challenges. But honestly, the pharmaceuticals do a lot of harm and just aren't the answer. I feel different modalities of therapy is the answer for mental health challenges

[@susanmorgan4151]

A video of the panel/speakers would be helpful.❤