Hosted by the Department of Psychiatry and Behavioral Sciences, Stanford University School of Medicine · EN · 27 episodes
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The Stanford University School of Medicine's Department of Psychiatry and Behavioral Sciences has a great tradition of fundamental science, translational and clinical research, subspecialty expertise, multidisciplinary education, and influential leadership. We invite you to follow our podcast: "WHAT MAKES UP YOUR MIND: Updates from the frontiers of neuroscience, wellbeing, and mental health" hosted by Jane McMillan, broadcast journalist and podcast producer for the Department of Psychiatry and Behavioral Sciences at Stanford University School of Medicine.
the Department of Psychiatry and Behavioral Sciences, Stanford University School of Medicine hosts What Makes Up Your Mind, a health show with 27 episodes published.
This episode of What Makes Up Your Mind continues our mini-series on AI4MH, Stanford Psychiatry’s Special Initiative of the Chair, AI for Mental Health. This time, we delve into the newest frontiers of Human-Centered AI,
This mini-series episode of What Makes Up Your Mind looks at another aspect of AI for Mental Health (AI4MH), a Special Initiative of the Chair of Stanford’s Department of Psychiatry and Behavioral Sciences. Our guest, Dr
If our home, planet earth, is in peril (and it is!), then so are we. As we experience more frequent and ferocious natural disasters, the irreversible loss of life-sustaining habitats, and a climate we’ve turned into an a
In medical research, Artificial Intelligence is a game-changer with its power to collect and cross-analyze masses of data and lab findings to find new discoveries. And more, its ability to be trained to unlock answers to
Anyone who has grappled with substance use, or loves a person with addictive behaviors, knows the wrenching relationship struggles and the often futile-feeling search for workable help. Well, this episode of WHAT MAKES U
Our conversation with this nationally recognized researcher and leader in Muslim Mental Health delves into her work of creating bridges between the science of medicine and the spiritual life of patients. Specifically, bl
For neuro disorders like Autism, Attention Deficit, and Hyperactivity, causes and cures have largely remained a mystery. Yet, promising work in Stanford Psychiatry’s BRIDGE Lab is going after answers in the very nucleus
In this episode in our CNI-X Mini-Series on WHAT MAKES UP YOUR MIND we meet two of the Staff Mentors who add a unique dimension to Stanford Psychiatry’s Clinical Neuroscience Immersion Experience for high school students
The subject is Circadian Rhythms, and you’re going to be surprised at the influence this intricate interaction of body clocks exerts over our lives! The high school participants in Stanford Psychiatry’s two-week Clinical
Bringing high school students into the fascinating world of Brain-Mind science is what the Stanford Psychiatry Clinical Neuroscience Immersion Experience (CNI-X) is all about. Along with the science itself, better unders
Teens have no greater ally in their life challenges than Dr. Rafael Pelayo, Stanford Psychiatry Clinical Professor and Sleep Medicine Specialist at the Stanford Sleep Medicine Center. An advocate of healthy sleep for all
It isn’t everyone who gets to interact and learn from world-class brain-mind scientists in a small, informal setting, but that’s the uniqueness of the Clinical Neuroscience Immersion Experience (CNI-X) for high schoolers
What better way to build a mentally healthy and thriving world than to offer young people access to some of the very best researchers and care providers in mental wellbeing as they prepare to transition into adulthood? S
The leveling of the playing field between physical and mental health in the sports world may be underway in earnest, with an increasing number of high-profile athletes making their mental wellbeing a top priority and doi
Much attention has rightly been given to the mental health of American children and youth since the COVID-19 pandemic upended their educational and social wellbeing. However, long before the virus hit, alarms were going
Trauma…a physically and/or emotionally threatening event… can be an individual experience, but it can also be a collective one. As we gain some distance and perspective on the crucial year of 2020, we can better understa
The power and connectivity of modern-day technology has never been more evident than during the COVID-19 pandemic. Information-sharing, distance learning, remote work, the safe procurement of goods and services, socially
Recovery-oriented. Client-centered. Respectful, evidence-based treatments. This is Stanford’s INSPIRE Clinic, carrying out the mission of meaningful recovery individuals experiencing psychosis. The severity of symptoms o
“Neurodiversity is a concept that regards individuals with differences in brain function and behavioral traits as part of normal variation in the human population.” Put another way, regardless of whether we consider ours
While still considered a public health crisis, there is a bit of hopeful news in the fight against the opioid epidemic. For the first time since the crisis hit in the 1990’s, The Centers for Disease Control and Preventio
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Author of “Generation Dread: Finding Purpose in an Age of Climate Crisis”, Researcher Working on Climate Change & Mental Health, Stanford University · Stanford University
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