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Hello, friends. In this episode, I offer advice on two very different but important listener questions. The first dives into the depression motivation exercise that can be found in my book, F**k Depression, while the second focuses on abusive relationships.
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Hello, friends. In this Q&A episode, I answer two great questions that ask for advice on how best to help a school friend who you think is depressed, as well as questioning your gender identity and helping to navigate this personal journey.
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Super excited to present this episode to you. I had Dr. Steven Mandel on episode 137 of the podcast to talk about the amazing and life-saving treatment of Ketamine infusions, which have been shown to be an incredibly effective treatment for depression, suicidality, and trauma that doesn’t respond well to other treatments. In this episode, we talk more about the difference between these IV infusions of Ketamine and a new player in the game, Ketamine nasal spray. Recently, an Esketamine nasal spray called Spravato was approved by the FDA for use in individuals with treatment-resistant depression. We explore what this means for your treatment and for your wallet.
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This episode is an interview with my wife, Joelle Duff. This is technically the first episode of our new Patreon exclusive Duff Family Podcast, which from here on will only be made available to patrons. That doesn’t mean that she will never be on HCSH again, but if you want episodes each month, you’ll need to head over and check out the Patreon.
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Hello, friends! In this episode I answer some great questions relating to depression in relationships, managing anxiety nausea, and also tackle the misconception that a lot of people hold in thinking they aren’t “sick enough” to take part in therapy.