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Psych(ic) Podcast
by Adelaide University Psychiatry Society
Conversations between Adelaide medical students and insightful guest speakers about mental health and psychiatry - with a sprinkling of philosophy, humour and wisdom.
Episodes
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Cluster C Personality Disorders
This is the third f three episodes in the Mad, Bad and Sad series of Personality Disorders. This episode discusses the type of personalities that fit under the Cluster C banner of Personality Disorders. It gives five behavioural traits that are evident for each of the personality disorders;...
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Cluster B Personality Disorders
This is the second of three episodes in the Mad, Bad and Sad series of Personality Disorders. This episode discusses the types of personalities that fit under the Cluster B banner of Personality Disorders. It gives five behavioural traits that are evident for each of the personality disorders;...
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Cluster A Personality Disorders
This is the first of three episodes in the Mad, Bad and Sad series of Personality Disorders. This episode discusses the types of personalities that fit under the Cluster A banner of Personality Disorders. It gives five behavioural traits that are evident for each of the personality disorders;...
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Psych(ic) goes troppo
Join us as we interview Dr David Mitchell, Chief Psychiatrist of the Northern Territory about his thoughts on Mental Health and Leadership. Host and editor: Amos Lee
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Chats in the Hill with Dr Kylie Cheng
Dr Kylie Cheng is a visiting Locum Psychiatrist in Broken Hill. Join us for a chat about all things Psych in the Hill.
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Addiction medicine with Dr Christopher Wurm
Dr Christopher Wurm is an Addiction Specialist and visiting fellow of the department of psychiatry at the University of Adelaide. Join us as we discuss the intricacies of psychiatry and addiction medicine! This podcast was produced with financial support provided by the Psychiatrist Interest…
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Psych In the Hill With Professor Steve Ellen
Steve Ellen is a Locum Psychiatrist in Broken Hill. Join us for a chat about all things Psych in the Hill!
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Psychedelics Assisted Psychotherapy with Dr Alana Roy
Dr Alana (Lani) Roy is the Founder of The Signs of Life Psychology. She is a psychologist, social worker, and therapist and has spent the last 15 years working in mental health, suicide prevention, trauma, sexual abuse, family violence, and the disability sector. In this episode, we have the…
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Bite #3 Parental Alienation: when children reject parents
This short episode is about Parental Alienation, a syndrome when a child becomes estranged from one parent due to the emotional manipulation by another parent. This results in feelings of fear and hostility towards the non-preferred parent as they view them as a threat, despite the parent not...
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Mind body connection and its role in Chronic Pain with Dr Tony Davis
Dr Tony Davis is a Neuropsychiatrist and Pain specialist who will walk us through the complexities and facets of chronic pain and pain medicine. This podcast was produced with financial support provided by the Psychiatrist Interest Forum (PIF). The Royal Australian and New Zealand College of...
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The Body Keeps the Score Book Review Pt 2
The Body Keeps the Score: Brain, Mind, and Body in the Healing of Trauma is a #1 New York Times bestseller by Bessel Van der Kolk M.D. about traumatic stress and its impacts on society. Listen to medical students Kayla and Aidan discuss their thoughts on the book, how stress has impacted their…
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The Body Keeps the Score Book Review Pt 1
The Body Keeps the Score: Brain, Mind, and Body in the Healing of Trauma is a #1 New York Times bestseller by Bessel Van der Kolk M.D. about traumatic stress and its impacts on society. Listen to medical students Kayla and Aidan discuss their thoughts on the book, how stress has impacted their…
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Bite #2 Capgras Syndrome: when the clones begin to take over
This short episode is about Capgras Syndrome, a delusional misidentification disorder where affected patients believe that spouses/relatives/pets/objects/even themselves have been replaced by body doubles or clones. Researched and written by Elyssa Chan and edited and voiced by Anuradha Pati.
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Bite #1 Charles Bonnet Syndrome: When the blind begin to see
This is the first episode in our series of Bites - shorter episodes of 5-10 minutes, about interesting psychiatric conditions, study tips, or lessons from psychiatry to apply to our every day lives. This episode is about Charles Bonnet Syndrome, and while it is not formally a psychiatric…
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Imposter Syndrome with Dr Victoria Langton
On the first episode of Psych(ic) of 2022, join Dr Victoria Langton as she dives into imposter syndrome and its impacts on those working in the medical field. Furthermore she looks back at her years in medical school and how imposter syndrome has affected not only herself but others around her.…
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Climate Change Anxiety with Dr Ingo Weber and Dr Rob Ferris
This episode features a collaboration between psychiatry and environmentalism. Listen to medical students Ksusha and Xueying speak with anaesthesiologist Dr Ingo Weber and retired forensic psychiatrist Dr Rob Ferris on the topic of climate change anxiety. What is it? What are some consequences of...
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Rural General Practice and Mental Health with Dr Gareth O'Reilly
In this episode, we talk to Dr Gareth O'Reilly about his work as a GP in rural Australia. Join us for a discussion about rural medicine and the challenges and complexities of managing mental health patients in the outback!
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Human and Animal bonding with Prof. Anna Chur-Hansen
Prof. Anna Chur-Hansen is a registered Psychologist and served as the Head of School of Psychology at the University of Adelaide. In this episode, we talked about the relationships between companion animals and their humans in relation to the attachment theory, as well as the mechanisms on how...
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Shame, guilt and anxiety with Seth Westhead
We explore the topics of shame, guilt and anxiety in an Indigenous setting. Our guest Seth Westhead works as a Research Assistant whilst undertaking his Masters of Public Health at the University of Adelaide. Being raised in Mildura (Vic) he has strong ties with the community through his family...
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Approach to the Psych Training Application with Dr Houen, Dr Gill and Prof Galletely
In this episode we explore the best way to approach the application process for the psychiatry training programme. Joining us this episode are Dr Cate Houen, Deputy Director of Training at SA Psychiatry Branch Training Committee, Dr Shane Gill, Director of Training at Glenside campus and Prof...
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Psychiatry and the Elderly with Dr Lee
Dr Cheryl Lee is a psychiatrist for older people. She is passionate and clearly loves her work. Join us this episode as she shares with us the details of what goes on in old age psychiatry, some of her memorable experiences, the application process and some interesting perspectives on...
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Resilience with Dr Strobel
Our very first episode explores the idea of resilience, mental health and self-care with Dr Jörg Strobel, a consultant psychiatrist at the Barossa Hills Fleurieu Local Health Network. Recommended resources: Sounds true podcast featuring Dr Kelly McGonigal ‘Cultivating positive change’...
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ABOUT THIS SHOW
Conversations between Adelaide medical students and insightful guest speakers about mental health and psychiatry - with a sprinkling of philosophy, humour and wisdom.
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Adelaide University Psychiatry Society
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How many episodes does Psych(ic) Podcast have?
Psych(ic) Podcast currently has 22 episodes available on PodParley. New episodes are automatically indexed when they're published to the podcast feed.
What is Psych(ic) Podcast about?
Conversations between Adelaide medical students and insightful guest speakers about mental health and psychiatry - with a sprinkling of philosophy, humour and wisdom.
How often does Psych(ic) Podcast release new episodes?
Psych(ic) Podcast has 22 episodes. Check the episode list to see recent publication dates and frequency.
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Psych(ic) Podcast is created and hosted by Adelaide University Psychiatry Society.
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