Episode 7 – Rootd App for Anxiety and Depression w/ Ania Wysocka
Ania Wysocka of Rootd speaks with us about how she created an app designed for anxiety, panic, and how it became the #1 app on App Store.
Episode 6 – Data Driven Clinical Practice w/ Arielle Radin Pulverman of Bruin Health
Arielle Radin Pulverman, co-founder of Bruin Health, speaks about how to better translate mental health research into clinical practice.
Episode 5 – EEG for Addiction w/ Dr. Scott Burwell PhD founder of Neurotype
Dr. Scott Burwell PhD founder of Neurotype speaks about a product that is used in a psychiatrist’s office to measure and treat reactivity of addiction.
Episode 4 – Virtual Reality Mental Health Treatment w/ Xavier Palomer founder of Amelia
Xavier Palomer, founder of Amelia Virtual Care, speaks about virtual reality treatments in mental health, psychiatry: adoption, evidence, uses, challenges.
Episode 3 – Secure Medication Dispenser iPill with Dr. John Hsu
Dr. Hsu, inventor of iPill, speaks about how this device could transform opioid treatment plans by securing delivery to patients.
Episode 2 – Mind Bank Emil Jimenez on Digital Twins
Mind Bank’s founder, Emil Jimenez, talks about the concept of a digital twin, how it works, why it’s needed & impact on psychiatry.
CDC Updates Opioid Prescribing Guidelines in 2022
Updated CDC guidelines had intended to reverse more restrictive 2016 guidelines pertaining to opioid prescribing for acute and chronic pain.
Episode 1 – Maggi Savin-Baden on Digital Immortality
Professor Maggi Savin-Baden speaks about virtual reality in psychiatry and the digital afterlife.
Heart medication spironolactone shows potential for treatment of alcohol use disorder
New research shows spironolactone could be considered as another tool for treating alcohol use in populations with end stage liver disease. Study finds that individuals who are taking more than 50 milligrams of…
Wearable Devices for Mental Wellness
Wearables are becoming more popular than ever before. They’re helping people live healthier lives by monitoring their physical activity, sleep patterns, and even their moods.