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PsychoFarm Podcast is a deep dive into the intersection of psychiatry, psychopharmacology, and the evolving understanding of mental health. Hosted by 2 psychiatrists, the podcast explores complex topics such as diagnosing mood and personality disorders, the role of medications in treatment, and the challenges of psychiatric training. Each episode breaks down the clinical insights and philosophical debates surrounding mental health care, providing both practitioners and curious listeners with thoughtful analysis, expert opinions, and practical advice. psychofarm.substack.com
Psychiatry, Skepticism, and Integration. hosts Psychofarm Podcast, a health show with 51 episodes published.
Suicide risk assessment is often taught like a checklist, but this episode argues that the real work is formulation. We talk about why history is only the starting point, how acute and chronic risk differ, and why suicid
Psychiatrists rank antidepressants for major depressive disorder, including SSRIs like sertraline, escitalopram, fluoxetine, and paroxetine; SNRIs like venlafaxine and duloxetine; and atypical options like bupropion and
Mindfulness in psychiatry is the focus of this episode, with Doctors Malzberg and Fu treating it as a practical clinical skill rather than vague wellness advice. They define mindfulness as deliberate attention to the pre
Psychotherapeutic techniques are the subject of this episode, as the conversation lays out six memorable therapy mantras for better diagnosis, formulation, and treatment. Rather than focusing on abstract theory, the disc
Psychodynamic technique is the throughline of this episode, which argues that the core skills of therapy belong at the center of psychiatry, not at the margins. The conversation maps five levels of intervention, from lev
In this episode, Dr. Fu and Dr. Malzberg share practical systems for time protection: start on time, end on time, finish documentation inside the visit, and use tools like AI scribes and quiet typing gear. They also lay
In this episode, Dr. Malzberg and Dr. Fu tackle one of psychiatry’s hottest diagnostic debates: complex PTSD versus borderline personality disorder. They walk through the DSM-5 and ICD-11 definitional differences, the hi
Subtle psychosis can be missed when you rely on checklists or slip into an interrogator stance. We break down a clinician-friendly approach to detecting psychosis early: use countertransference as a signal, mirror emotio
Bipolar diagnosis is tricky without labs, so this episode lays out a practical, semi-structured interview you can use in real clinics. We start with what many clinicians skip: a medication and substance timeline, plus me
How do you actually evaluate a “delusion” in the room, especially when the belief could be plausible, culturally reinforced, or tied to mood or substances? In this episode, we break down a practical approach to psychosis
What does “psychosis” actually mean, and how do clinicians recognize it in practice? In this episode, we define psychosis as a syndrome (not a single diagnosis) and walk through the core symptom domains: delusions, hallu
In this episode, we outline the top 10 things clinicians need to know before prescribing clozapine. Aimed at psychiatrists and trainees, we cover when to use Clozaril. for treatment-resistant schizophrenia and highlight
Today we tackle a nerve-wracking topic for many clinicians: psychiatric disability assessments and paperwork. We break down everything from FMLA leave and short-term disability to Social Security benefits, explaining how
Many adults who struggle with concentration, disorganization, or procrastination wonder if they have ADHD. But when is it ADHD, and how can you suss this out? In this episode, two psychiatrists explore a nuanced case of
Dr. Catherine Eubanks, PhD joins us to unpack the therapeutic alliance in everyday practice: how to spot withdrawal and confrontation ruptures, why Bordin’s goals–tasks–bond still predicts outcomes, and how metacommunica
Why does it feel like everyone thinks they have ADHD lately? In this episode, two psychiatrists discuss the differential of ADHD. They explore how social media trends (like viral TikTok videos) are fueling ADHD self-diag
Is psychoanalysis still relevant in modern psychiatry and medication management? We unpack psychodynamic therapy, DSM-5 personality disorders, object relations, ego psychology, splitting, projective identification, attac
In this episode, we dive into the complexities of the therapeutic alliance and the real challenges psychiatrists face in everyday practice. From patients insisting on ADHD diagnoses and stimulant prescriptions to those r
In this episode we break down how to run a focused, humane, and evidence informed psychiatric intake. We start with setting the frame and role clarity, then show how to use a free narrative to map life course symptoms be
Boundaries aren’t just rules in psychiatry… they’re part of the treatment itself. In this episode, we explore therapeutic ruptures, transference and countertransference, and how clear treatment frames protect patients, c
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