THE POWER OF DIET & SLEEP DURING WITHDRAWAL: INTERVIEW WITH DR. CHRIS PALMER
Join us for an enlightening interview with Dr. Chris Palmer, a leading psychiatrist and researcher dedicated to metabolic approaches in mental health. In this discussion, Dr. Palmer elucidates his method for understanding and treating mental disorders, emphasizing the importance of foundational elements such as proper sleep, optimal metabolic function, and a clean diet. With nearly three decades of experience, he explores the transformative role of the ketogenic diet in managing psychiatric conditions and assisting with medication withdrawal. Discover how this dietary intervention can reshape brain metabolism and bring new hope to individuals facing treatment-resistant mental illnesses.
13.2% REPORTED LASTING SEXUAL DYSFUNCTION AFTER SSRIS
A 2024 survey of about 10,000 LGBTQ+ youth in the U.S. and Canada found that among those who stopped antidepressants, around 13.2% reported persistent genital numbness—about 14 times the rate of those who stopped other psychiatric medications.
This study, led by Travis Salway, PhD, and therapist Yassie Pirani, provides one of the clearest large-scale looks at a problem many patients have described but few researchers have measured.
We explore how the survey was designed, why genital numbness is a crucial marker for PSSD, and what these results mean for young people prescribed antidepressants. The implications are serious: lasting sexual side effects may be far more common than previously assumed, raising urgent questions about informed consent and the need for safe alternatives.
HOW ANTIDEPRESSANTS ARE FUELING THE VETERAN SUICIDE CRISIS
Imagine going from running a national mental health program for the VA to being homeless and unemployable—all because of psychiatric medications you thought were safe. That’s exactly what happened to Derek Blumke. Today, he’s here to expose the hidden dangers behind the VA’s psychiatric drug crisis, the devastating toll it’s taking on veterans, and the staggering data the public isn’t being told. Stay with us—you won’t believe what he’s uncovered.
IS THIS THE CURE FOR PROTRACTED WITHDRAWAL?
In this interview, Dr. Jeffrey Wiegers (BioReset Medical) explains what MUSE stem cells are, how they differ from traditional mesenchymal stem cells, and whether they might help after neurological injuries—concussion/TBI, stroke, chemo neuropathy, or protracted withdrawal (including PSSD). We also cover safety, side effects, why sourcing and good manufacturing practice matter, and new state-level pathways in the U.S.
THIS PSYCHIATRIST SAYS CHEMICAL IMBALANCE IS A LIE
In this conversation, Dr. Joanna Moncrieff discusses her book 'Chemically Imbalanced'. She argues that there is no compelling evidence for a chemical imbalance in depression and questions the continued prescription of antidepressants.
PSYCHIATRIC MEDS KEEP YOU STUCK. HERE'S HOW
Clinical psychologist Anders Sørensen shares his journey from traditional talk therapy to becoming a leading voice in psychiatric drug withdrawal. After realizing that medications were emotionally blunting his clients and preventing meaningful therapeutic work, Anders began researching safe tapering strategies.
Anders also discusses his new book Crossing Zero: The Art and Science of Coming and Staying Off Psychiatric Drugs, and shares practical insights from years of clinical experience, research, and collaboration with the withdrawal community.
ARE PSYCHIATRISTS DOING MORE HARM THAN GOOD?
I sat down with Dr. Awais Aftab to have the kind of conversation I wish more psychiatrists were willing to have. We dug into the uncomfortable questions: are antidepressants being overprescribed? Why has the profession failed to take withdrawal and long-term harms seriously? What responsibility do psychiatrists have to fix the system?
FUNCTIONAL PSYCHIATRY IS CHANGING EVERYTHING
Dr. James Greenblatt - founder of Psychiatry Redefined and leading voice in functional psychiatry - reveals how nutrient deficiencies, overlooked infections, and gut health can be the real cause of depression, ADHD, anxiety, and even schizophrenia.
WHY THIS PSYCHIATRIST STOPPED PRESCRIBING AFTER 20 YEARS
Dr. Rachel Brown discusses the critical link between diet and mental health, emphasizing the importance of nutritional interventions in psychiatric treatment. She shares her experiences with patients who have seen significant improvements through dietary changes, particularly with ketogenic and carnivore diets.
HOW PHARMA CONTROLS PSYCHIATRISTS
interview with Professor Jon Jurideni, a leading academic psychiatrist and outspoken critic of modern psychiatry. In this candid conversation, Professor Jurideni shares his insights on how current psychiatric practices are falling short and the troubling influence of pharmaceutical companies on patient care.
REDEFINING DEPRESSION: DR. LESLIE CARR'S INSIGHTFUL APPROACH
A profound conversation with Dr. Leslie Carr, a clinical psychologist and dedicated advocate for understanding the human mind. In this interview, Dr. Carr challenges the conventional view of depression as merely a chemical imbalance, highlighting the significant role of childhood trauma and relationships in shaping mental health.
UROLOGIST APPROACH TO PSSD
Renowned urologist Dr. Amy M. Pearlman, who will share her expert insights on diagnosing and treating persistent sexual dysfunction. Dr. Pearlman combines her medical and surgical expertise with a deep commitment to patient education, guiding us through her comprehensive approach to this challenging condition.
ANTIDEPRESSANTS STOLE HER LIFE: BROOKE SIEM'S STORY
Brooke Siem shares her journey from being prescribed antidepressants as a teen to rediscovering life after withdrawal. She discusses the emotional and physical toll of coming off medications, the impact on her identity and relationships, and the challenges of rebuilding her life.
WHAT HAPPENS WHEN A THERAPIST TAKES LEXAPRO?
A candid conversation with Jennifer Millard-Schmitz, MS, LPC, a mental health therapist and empowerment expert. Jenn reflects on the downsides of being medicated with Lexapro for most of her adult life and shares her ongoing journey of tapering off the medication.
PSYCHOLOGIST STOPS PSYCH MEDS AFTER 25 YEARS AND HERE'S WHAT HAPPENED
Dr. Josef Witt-Doerring interviews Dr. Lynn Berg, a clinical psychologist with a deeply personal story to share. After being medicated for over 25 years, Dr. Berg reflects on how these medications impacted her development and relationships. Now, having successfully tapered off all of her medications, she shares how she is feeling better than ever.
