The Pediatrician Goes to Therapy

[@shellyrae777]

Pediatrics flipped the script and took control of the session with lollipops and brutal honesty 😂

[@lilbatz]

Peds docs are so great flipping scripts and taking control. I adore Pediatrics! It's also the first time we've seen the psychiatrist back onto his heels. Love it!

[@MEPSdoc2023]

That’s what we Peds do…..

[@triccele]

Pediatrics did what Neurology wanted without effort, with just honesty and a good heart.

[@imahhassan9356]

@@triccele can I make this a quote??it when talent choices good heart over Fine ego!!!

[@leighpowley8410]

The irony of manipulating the narrative (aka flip the script) with the Truth (aka brutal honesty) is #OffTheCharts

[@preetigopal2239]

dude!! im a pediatrician!! and this is so so true!! people tell me that pedaitricians are the happiest doctors. i tell them they are happiest around kids.. around adults? they hate adults. once you get to be around kids, nothing is as fun anymore.. i love this!!

[@patrickbuick5459]

But it hurt so much seeing kids injured and suffering - me on my pediatric hospital rotation in nursing school giving an impromptu in-service pre-arrival for a traumatic scalp avulsion by a tractor PTO. (City docs and nurses had no idea what to expect, and I had been a rural EMT and agri mech apprentice.) I ended up in IT. How did *that* happen?

[@babyclouddelia]

@@patrickbuick5459 , it is such a privilege to have a kid allow you (and even ask for you to be at His/Her bedside) to be by their deathbed when the moment strikes. I've been touched by that a few times. What a privilege!!!!

[@margaretbertoldi2271]

Thank-you! Peds here, and you nailed it! Adults really are horrible! Next journal club is on Good night moon.

[@Swiminatub]

I mean honestly at least there’s enough time for doctors to read that.

[@IronBoyDiego]

Cmon brah... Children are worst

[@DanoMano1987]

I would have done "One Fish, Two Fish, Red Fish, Blue Fish" myself 😊

[@kaylahall1219]

Don’t forget “The giving Tree” and “the bad seed”. Also important : “Boom Chicka”.

[@aggiemd91]

I'm done with adults too! My choice is The Very Hungry Caterpillar 🐛

[@TPGGGG__]

When the therapist became the one who ended up getting therapy.

[@sen7055]

The fact this is the perfect portrayal of me ( psychiatry resident ) and my girlfriend ( pediatrician ) gives me immense joy :')

[@potato1341]

She got a 10 year old to draw pictures of you that shown you had stinklines?

[@helga4791]

I sense this is a thoughtful joyful match!

[@le_th_]

Hmmm...I'd like to say I'm happy for your girlfriends, but...

[@karenfitzpatrick6256]

Always love the inner child...

[@shaguftahaque]

I wouldn't refuse the capri suns and orange slices!

[@aeri_taylors-version]

tbh i wouldn’t refuse being swaddled as well 😭

[@shaguftahaque]

@@aeri_taylors-version yes, that too 😂

[@kakarot82]

One is never too old for orange slices.

[@dana102083]

my mom always called them "happy faces"❤

[@pschupp0]

I would look forward to these TBH

[@anandatheertansrinivasan49]

OMG this channel is just the medical humor Indian doctors need before tough as rough Exams !!! Thanks xD

[@stevenchalouhi296]

My first thoughts were ‘pediatrics needs therapy?’

[@gaianadanielian7273]

Yes we do, because of the adults!

[@chocolatereigns]

Overworked, under appreciated, having to deal with conspiracy theorist parents who are convinced modern medicine is trying to harm their child somehow... Yeah, definitely.

[@stevenchalouhi296]

@@chocolatereigns no doubt. I was talking about the character in these comedic videos. Hence the little quotations.

[@PainRack]

I think kids dying hit us all very hard.... I dont know how paed oncology can take it ...

[@pinstripesuitandheels]

My GP has a swivel chair in his office. Whenever he leaves me alone for a few minutes, I go for a ride.😊 You're never too old for a swivel ride!

[@connieshaw7829]

So much fun watching this! As a nurse it’s amazing how you can hit the point right on the head! Thanks for the giggles. 🤭

[@PaulyM856]

When the therapist needs therapy. 🤣🙃 But for realsies. We need more of the pediatrician. 🧡🧡

[@jaechoi1344]

We''ve seen most doctors get therapy by now. But the real question is, will the psychologist get a therapy session 👀👀

[@storydates]

I think this might have been the psychiatrists therapy session, haha :)

[@megalampada2372]

Pediatrician to the Therapist: Uno reverse card

[@reginabahten983]

Dr. G, you made me question my commitment to taking care of adults!. FYI, the child psychiatrists LOVE you!

[@persinitrix]

Feeling the vibes at the end of the video i also tried to spin around in my spinney chair, only to hit my ankle on my metal bed frame, collapsing in agony and be reminded that im a 25 year old living in a cramped apartment

[@EruzaSky]

THIS IS ONE OF THE BEST ONES YET Swaddled the intern 🤣

[@8leggedsquirrel521]

I thought pediatrics was going to say "the intern just turned 1,350 weeks old!"

[@reginabahten4228]

OK, Dr.G, I am questioning my decision years ago to devote my energy to caring for adults!

[@helga4791]

You mean when Psychatrist goes to Pediatrics for therapy! What a joyful video

[@gaianadanielian7273]

Thank you ☺️ this was wholesome. It's the childs gratitude in the end that helps you through.

[@Ay.--]

The last speciality you'd think would be a match for the Psychiatrist. Love the video, Dr. G. You make my day everytime!

[@larabachmann2967]

This made me profoundly sad. Great point!

[@shaliniverma7020]

Lots of love from a pediatrician this side.. so thankful that you made one for us 😍🥳😁

[@Michelleiscul]

Can we thank his kid for that awesome drawing of the Psychiatrist? 😂👏

[@cpcoultertweedles7216]

Not a doctor, but a primary school teacher. I saw a lot of relatable stuff here. (I'm guessing I found you because I like Doctor Mike, but I'm still glad to be here).

[@AK-jt7kh]

My child brain will forever associate banks and doctors with lollipops.

[@endlessteatime4733]

Watching this through the lense of pursuing pediatric psychiatry

[@thenarrator6846]

I had the "holy shit the villain makes sense" face the whole time. Good video!

[@rs-mt6kl]

Ok Pediatrics and Nannies have a lot more in common than you'd think!😆

[@haleymist09]

Veterinarians be like, "I still like animals the most." Lol. ❤

[@ashleymcgilly5022]

As a vet, I thought the exact thing. Vets and pediatrics have a lot in common. Animals are great, their people not so much

[@haleymist09]

@@ashleymcgilly5022 ❤💜💙

[@FirstLast-vy6rn]

The best thing about working in a pediatrics office was the endless basket of lollipops (and samples) but the worst was definitely the adults.

[@crystilmurch5659]

So true it hurts. We could all get together and fix this. Not sure why we don't.

[@alexaudiovisuals]

As a pediatrician I can 100% confirm that this is what we are like 😅 great character!

[@afshanusman9333]

Children really are the best.. Never after a conversation with a kid, you'd regret what you said.. which often happens with adults 😬😬

[@dylanmoore7466]

LAUGHING. SO. HARD. THE ACCURACY 😂

[@goodcitizen-rn9797]

PICU nurse here. Loved all of this. And yes, adults are the worst.

[@LakeGael]

I have no idea why I love these videos so much, I am not and never have been in the medical field (I'm a former MP and now a cosmetologist) but they're always so gd amusing 😂

[@blueeyedbaer]

I'm right now doing my rotation at pediatrics. My attending is exactly like this.

[@MyLonewolf25]

God we need to see more of pediatrics

[@autumngalix4616]

Never thought the Pediatrician would be right about things lol.

[@thorarisan]

And why do you think I choose to work in an elementary school? Nailed it.

[@anthonygutierrez4646]

The Ryan Reynolds of Medicine Comedy hahaha

[@Tsusagi]

No no he has a point. Also caprisuns as a 25 yr old is bomb 💕

[@psammophile]

Love children, hate paediatrics. Traumatised by third world paeds where I saw too many babies pass away for treatable conditions 😢. Their little faces stay with me. Though I still have to say one of my favourite memories is still hugs from a 10 year old snotty nosed, porridge covered special needs kid. Every day I got a big hug that warmed my exhausted intern heart.

[@SkodaUFOInternational]

As a child therapist I feel completely confused yet lucid on the roles of this scene.

[@amazinggrace5692]

Pediatrician approved fromAllentown, PA, USA 🥳👩🏻‍⚕️

[@squiddwizzard8850]

I'm 37 and I'd be psyched for capri-suns and orange slices

[@corvoattano8567]

"You held a journal club on the book "Goodnight Moon"" hahahahahaha

[@erinpenn7745]

It's interesting to see Pediatrics with all those laugh lines, and the Therapist with the forehead scrunch lines. (Also I think that the Therapist secretly was enjoying the chair spin, just rolling the eyes to be an adult.)

[@toronto2112]

This is why I'm a therapist for children

[@JB-yh6sh]

Everything I needed to know I learned in kindergarten.

[@gracev5288]

Had to see a pediatric ENT today. He works with little kids so often that he asked me if I wanted pills or liquids. He also said that he’d have to ask the nurse how to prescribe pills because he legitimately forgot.

[@rscjawesom]

Pediatrician would be fantastically played by Ryan Reynolds

[@nj8375]

hypothesis: maybe psychiatrists should go to pediatrics for therapy

[@michellemaythar9727]

0:58 the glasses removing gesture is so Myerl Streep.

[@Amorphous_Sand]

Being treated to Capri Suns and orange slices sounds absolutely lit, idk what psych is talking about.

[@hweidigiv]

This is the first phycologist video I've seen where I think the psychologist is going to need therapy.

[@FlagCutie]

"You tried to swaddle your intern!" So my brother and I were watching TV back when he was like 10 or 11 and someone mentioned swaddling being like a warm burrito. Naturally the child asked me to swaddle him to confirm. He was quite comfy afterwards in his little cocoon watching the rest of the show.

[@BrookeLester]

Therapist, it's a *grape Charms Blow-Pop*. Take the lollipop!

[@macaelagarcia4792]

And now I need a therapist lol

[@andrewbarrett2333]

the therapist's therapist

[@busayoogunsola3458]

This is sooo accurate!!! As a Paediatrician I hand out sweets, lollipops and I also treat my team to snacks!! And I do agree everyone loves children and everyone hates adults including adults 🤣🤣🤣🤣. I am screaming here! And yes, the swirling of the chair!! This is so me.

[@lordziz]

I don’t care how old I am, I will never turn down a free lollipop.

[@danielkim7841]

This video made me crave Capri sun so bad! It tastes like the fourth of july!

[@katarzyna4555]

As a pediatritian I clapped sooo hard!!!!!! I love giving stickers with unicorns and lolipops!!! Some children prefer animal stickers though, but I have all sorts:)) And I can make balloons out of examination gloves!!! I did pediatrics because I think adults are the worst patients EVER!!! Adults stink! Weeeeeeeeee!!!

[@magicalwatermelon5147]

As a camp counselor, I agree

[@magicalwatermelon5147]

Yo I totally forgot I commented on this

[@lindalee8793]

My two sisters are pediatricians. That's why I am a neurologist 😂

[@esotericone9101]

"Please, nope...nope" :-)

[@katrinareads]

This sounds like my logic for why I'm a teacher!

[@DrDingsGaster]

Y'know.... I work in preschool and this feels accurate for me too.

[@haruhisuzumiya6650]

When paediatrics has a point *Emotional damage*

[@ritveekavashistha5705]

Me and my sister are your huge fan and have no idea how to pronounce your name, so we refer you as Dr. Guacamole for easier communication. PS: i love to watch your shorts at the end of a workday

[@yumeka_is_dreaming]

"Adults are children who gone insane". I don't remember who wrote this but fits this.

[@ApparentlyGoogledislikesmyname]

I wish I had more "pediatrics" colleagues... most at too ... "adulty" and uptight.

[@HarlemSexyBlaqkat]

I'm 44 and still remember my pediatrician 😂. My daughter peds were always amazing even the ER peds 😂💖

[@muamak1]

Pediatricians take care of most precious thing we have in life, yet they are least compensated and least respected!! Our medical system is unfortunately messed up big time.

[@DEFW21]

Now do stay at home moms lol

[@ayseince9616]

Amazing,in my country pediatricians yell at the 3 year old toddlers who refuse to open their mouth or cry during ear examination so this feels so strange..

[@win7643]

can’t imagine how child psychiatrist would act

[@rda976]

Well played Peds. 😏💪🏾

[@jessm1327]

I just got into med school and this video has made me think paediatrics might be the speciality for me 😂

[@Neighbor-assistantYN]

No. No. He's got a point there.

[@Nike-re4fq]

This is why I want to be a Paediatrician (well not the whole reason why but yk) Can't wait lol. Wish me luck baha

[@littlequickfire3296]

My son wants to be an audiologist or an 'ear doctor"when he grows up. That may not be your wheelhouse, but I would love to see you do a funny video on audiology. 😁

[@justusgordon-tilo5930]

The Psychiatrist and the Neurologist are pretty much the same people. Just… ones physical and the other emotional.

[@NyaanVegan]

I’ll shove the lollipop into scrubs for Later consumption so I don’t become hypoglycemic between cases.

[@ukonnokia]

I would love being swaddled if I was getting worked up.

[@Makermook]

Precisely why I'm a pediatrician. The other day, a two and a half year old ran down the hallway toward me yelling, "Dr. Lowry! I pooped in the potty!!!" Take THAT, Dermatology!

[@ellen9219]

Haha. Working in the ED, we hear stuff like that from two and a half decade old (and older) people. Turns out it gets less cute with age.

[@brillopower1492]

"Take THAT, Dermatology!" Actually, please don't. That sounds terribly unsanitary.

[@laneythelame]

Doc u made me belly laugh today

[@ryanm2]

@@ellen9219 Less cute, but still a success story when it follows a bowel obstruction.

[@ericaeli3807]

I can’t wait for my 2 year old to get there.

[@thompson1558]

As a pediatrician I would like to applaud the portrayal of pediatrics. 99% accurate. Only error we never spin the children on the exam stool. Too many bumps and boo boos. Also adults are horrible.

[@gingerstorm101]

Agreed, the children would do it on their own, creating unnecessary more owies and boo-boos

[@stacydauterman5122]

Yes! 🤣🤣🤣💯

[@subhajitdeysarkar9724]

I second this. It is such a joy interacting with kids. Love pediatrics ❤️

[@pauldegregorio6432]

The scariest part of med school for me was ….children. Pediatric ER in major city. Attendings always reminded us to treat the parents first.😅

[@saralee8996]

I think he spinned the chair because psychiatry is an adult 😂

[@syluxv2398]

Who in their right minds would disapprove of capri-suns and orange slices? They are chief among the favorite snacks of labtechs.

[@syluxv2398]

Thanks for the heart, Doc.

[@pk-of7ko]

labtech here: I had a visibly excited reaction when he said capri sun

[@syluxv2398]

@@pk-of7ko \( ^-^)/ YAY! I knew there were more of us.

[@ChadWilson]

and EMTs from the EMS lounge...😅

[@TK-Reikon]

Vet Techs too, the straw can be used to play with kittens when you're done.

[@4077]

I’m an EMT and my ambulance company has little teddy bears in our ambulances for pediatric patients, and it’s always the highlight of my shift if I get to give someone a bear. Kids, babies, crying drunk college girls… those bears have never failed me yet 😂 My coworkers always laugh at me for going through so many bears and for getting so excited when I get to be in the back with a kiddo. I’m considering going into nursing in the next few years, and I feel like this video and how much it resonated with me is my sign to look into being a pediatric nurse 😂 Edit: Omg I've never had this many likes or comments! You guys are so sweet, thank you all for your kind words and beautiful stories. I'm applying to nursing school next month!

[@grantmegan91]

U should do it. since having a child I've learned it takes a special type of person to be comfortable and calm and open towards children. You're going to do great 👍

[@4077]

Aww thank you so much! ❤️

[@maddyfox8545]

Crying drunk college girls 🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@yannrampitsch6678]

i still remember clear as day getting a bear from an EMT on an ambulance ride lol

[@donnaleeah5075]

I'm hmm older,, quite older. Giving me a bear and I'll do about task you wish ,, you can have arm to stick and everything!! I'm be good too!!

[@mysterylovescompany2657]

Due to severe epilepsy, I pretty much grew up in hospitals. I owe so much gratitude to so many paediatrians for making it as comfortable & unscary as it was. If a paediatrician is reading this; you are so important - what you do has the power to shape an entire person's emotional relationship to the medical system for their whole life, long after they've aged out of your care. Thank you for your work.💕

[@OneWhoDreamsAwake]

Ah, I’ve sprung a leak. 😢 This is beautiful. (No, I’m not a pediatrician, but beautiful things like gratitude and care can be understood by everyone)

[@mysterylovescompany2657]

@@OneWhoDreamsAwake Thanks for going there, with me.💛

[@angelagunn7986]

Seconded big-time on attitude formation, from someone who spent a lot of not-so-positive childhood time in hospitals with no dedicated pediatrics staff (small, small town). It matters. Thanks for posting!

[@mohammadahmad3455]

I’m your 1000th like

[@ads1175]

Your last statement is so true! I got so hooked into medical world as a child thanks to my two pediatricians. And now I'm a medical student myself. Although I'm not sure about following their footsteps to become a pediatrician (it is hard in so many ways, at least for me), but I can't wait to meet them in the future as a doc ☺️

[@heartofthewild680]

Honestly, as an adult, I prefer being treated by pediatric nurses. They’re gentler, better at handling anxious patients, and are more understanding of my need to bring my dad with me to blood work appointments. Also, they have the fun bandaids! I’m never going back to the brown ones again!

[@_UsedBandaid_]

I think when I’m older (I’m only 13 rn) imma get all the cool bandaids. For instance: someone/myself gets hurt then BAM crayon bandaid!

[@jlane2236]

Yes! My daddy used to do that for me too! He always made everything better! I miss him so much... I'm always gonna be daddy's girl! 😢❤ rip daddy!

[@ConstantChaos1]

I was just in the hospital for 2 weeks and I was on a floor that was a pediatric floor before covid and now was just a general hospital floor and there was one nurse that was actually there from when it was pedi he was great and would jump through hoops yo make sure I was doing OK, that being said I asked for a sandwich and he wouldn't let me put the toppings on myself... like I'm a 24 year old healthcare provider any other day I could have been assigned to this floor I can put mayo and mustard on my own sandwich and open my own bag of chips

[@ahdb6220]

I agree 100%

[@MsHeavenly777]

This pediatric ICU nurse now working in an adult recovery room agrees that we're nice to our patients!

[@thestrangegreenman]

Pediatrics may be the highest tier character in the game. Therapist is close, and both are definitely in S tier, but Pediatrics just defeated Therapist like he was in B tier. The hot take is that Opthalmology is only in A tier because of Jonathan, and that without him Opth would be unplayable.

[@blank_line]

Soooo, ophthalmology without Jonathan is Fishl without Oz? 😂

[@Mesaaaaaaaa]

Should we consider Jonathan a familiar, summon, or a follower? I'm feeling summon on account of his uncanny appearing abilities.

[@Dragonphoenix25]

@@Mesaaaaaaaa Jonathan is a Simulacrum or a Summoned Construct

[@decussatio]

But neurology ist definitely in A maybe even S-tier aswell.

[@Mesaaaaaaaa]

@@Dragonphoenix25 would him being a simulacrum imply there's a real Jonathan imprisoned in the hospital for cloning purposes? And more importantly, that means Jonathans should technically be unlimited. Ophthalmology is holding out on the rest of them!

[@Born2Losenot2win]

We should make “pediatric having dinner with neurosurgeon”. I wonder if the pediatric’s light of wholesomeness could reach the bottom of the neurosurgeon’s dark abyss of unwholesomeness.

[@TheTibetyak]

That's not possible. Neurosurgeons are the black holes of medicine. They receive only dark matter in their souls.

[@haruhisuzumiya6650]

Would the world end I wonder?

[@melissaherrera940]

I’d love to see this considering I’m going into pediatrics and one of my close friends is interested in neurology, so that scenario would be us 😂

[@le_th_]

Neurosurgeon is a psychopath. Emotionless. Coldly logical. Unflappable under pressure. So, to answer your query: no.

[@III_three]

An unstoppable force meets an immovable object

[@ramyaravinuthala8236]

I'm surgeon but in our internship we had 1 month pediatric rotation .. , and I can say its one of the toughest but most satisfying branches in medicine ... , you see children who are very susceptible to diseases deteriorate rapidly than adults , you have to act fast , but you see little kids who at end of the day have smile on their faces inspite of all the needles , canulas , aggressive medical and surgical treatments ... , they taught me you can be happy what ever the situation is .. 🤗

[@haruhisuzumiya6650]

They teach you that life is important and that you are on a journey that lasts a lifetime

[@kimiisin]

The best thing I ever heard working in the Peds Ed as a nurse, was the little 24 month old yelling "Yay I did it" after we had finished up her sutures. Mind you I had to hold her down for her painful numbing injection and sutures for her toe injury which she did yell in pain for and tried her best to get away. She was proud of herself though for getting through and so happy to get a popsicle. Its why I will always work in pediatrics.

[@frankcastle1862]

That's so cutee

[@dragonfly4441]

Doctor Glaucomflecken spinning himself on a chair while rolling his eyes is such a mood.

[@cathylutz7288]

I was hoping to see a huge smile on the last spin as though he remembered what childhood joy was like. A breakthrough moment.

[@RS-zp1we]

Dr glaucomflecken drawing a picture of himself as a stinking person is what got me.

[@RubbrChickn]

@Boba and 럼주 Jamie 💜 it's his stage name and probably just means glaucoma flecks, which seems to be related to an illness of the eye

[@phoebegilliland8897]

His actual name is Will Flanary.

[@bleed2blue1]

​@@bobaandjamie6401 it is a Word used for specks in the eye of a patient with glaukoma. Flecken is a german word and just means spot/spots

[@rda976]

Peds: "Those are stink lines" Psych: *inhales himself deeply* Psych: *feels the brutal honesty*

[@SMTRodent]

I just hope that the Paediatrician can get the Psychotherapist the help he so clearly needs to rediscover his own capacity for joy.

[@martiatact6306]

I think that the entire medical establishment needs it.

[@kimberlyrogers9341]

C p"9 worry or worry ❎🧐🧐🧐😜😓😓😓😓😶‍🌫️😮‍💨🤮😵😵😵😈😷😈😈🤮🤮😵🙄🙄🤥🤥🙄😲😵🤮🤮🤮😵

[@thomaswhite3059]

The entirety of the Medical industry is burnt out

[@imahhassan9356]

It only ped who are happy in adulthood body but extra happy in “childish” what I call vibrant mind/thought

[@Ikajo]

Well, joy is subjective 🙂