Smartphones, AI Companions, and Mental Health - Merve Cerit
In this new episode of Wide Walls, I’m thrilled to welcome Merve Cerit, a PhD Candidate from Stanford University working at the intersection of artificial intelligence, learning sciences, and mental health.
Merve’s work explores how we can better understand the impact of digital media on individual…
Smartphones, AI Companions, and Mental Health - Merve Cerit
In this new episode of Wide Walls, I’m thrilled to welcome Merve Cerit, a PhD Candidate from Stanford University working at the intersection of artificial intelligence, learning sciences, and mental health.
Merve’s work explores how we can better understand the impact of digital media on individual…
Upcoming Book Club: Healing
Welcome to PsychEd, the psychiatry podcast for medical learners, by medical learners.
This episode is part of the PsychEd Book Club, a forum where we discuss books of interest to psychiatry learners from a variety of disciplines. We invite you to read along with us and contribute to our discussion.…
The Future of Psychiatrists
It's 2032. A psychiatrist in Chicago opens her morning dashboard and sees 600 patients — each one a dot on a spectrum from green to red. Two are red. She calls both before breakfast. An addiction specialist in Denver catches a relapse seven days before it happens because the AI noticed three nights…
PsychEd Book Club 2: Healing with Dr. Thomas Insel
Welcome to PsychEd, the psychiatry podcast for medical learners, by medical learners. This is our second book club episode centered around the novel Healing: Our Path from Mental Illness to Mental Health by Thomas Insel, MD.
This book is a part memoir / part manifesto written by one of our generati…
Mental Health Reform at a Crossroads in New York
New York is facing a growing mental health crisis, and the systems meant to support people are struggling to keep up. Efforts to fix an inadequate system have given rise to dueling reform proposals.
Maia Goodell, Chair of the City Bar's Mental Health Law Committee, hosts today's podcast in convers…
Part 6 - A Psychohistory of American Psychology: Please DO NOT Mangle, Spindle or Mutilate Me
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In July 1979, Jimmy Carter went to Camp David for ten days and came back with the strangest speech a sitting American president has ever given. Officially it was about energy. Functionally it was about the soul. Eighteen months later, Ronald Rea…
Rethinking Mental Health Diagnoses: Tools, Not Truths – Insights from Dr. Awais Aftab
Dr. Awais Aftab, psychiatrist and author of a powerful new New York Times essay, argues that diagnoses like ADHD, autism, depression, and bipolar are not precise biological diseases revealed by genes or brain scans but practical clinician judgments about recognizable patterns of distress and behavi…
Mental Health in the Age of AI: Healing, Technology & What Must Remain Human | Dr. Thomas Insel
In this episode of Mindful Mondays, Shudu sits down with Dr. Thomas Insel — psychiatrist, neuroscientist, and one of the world's leading voices in mental health innovation — for a conversation that began at a mental health retreat in Cascais, Portugal.
Together they explore what AI can and cannot d…
The Molecular Architecture of the Mind: Under the Canopy with Bryan Roth
My guest on this edition of The Canopy is Dr. Bryan Roth, Michael Hooker Distinguished Professor at UNC School of Medicine and member of the National Academy of Medicine. Bryan invented DREADDs—a breakthrough technology that lets scientists activate specific brain circuits on demand. Former NIMH Di…
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