26 The 3 B's - Brain, Body, Behavior: Managing Anxiety
Anxiety is normal. In fact, anxiety is “a perfectly normal, natural, [and] not actually dangerous” behavioral response according to Dr. Colleen Cullinan. It is the body’s response when we feel scared,...
3 Mar 202152min
25 Kids and Sleep Why Getting Enough ZZZ's Matters
Dr. Hovig Artinian has an unusual path to sleep medicine, which he happily shares with us today. The best part of his job is earning a child’s trust and getting them to smile. The worst part? He share...
24 Feb 202155min
24 Provider Wellness: Are You Taking Care of Yourself?
Healthcare providers are often so focused on wanting to take care of their patients that they forget to take care of themselves, leading to burnout. This is a serious matter as burnout alone can affec...
17 Feb 202143min
23 Psychiatry Support in the Inpatient Pediatric Setting: Consult Liaison Services
Pediatrics and Psychiatry are two distinct fields that Dr. Nasuh Malas wants to marry. As a consultation-liaison psychiatrist, his personal philosophy is to deliver timely care for young people and fa...
10 Feb 202156min
22 Pediatric Genetics and Behavioral Health: Implications for Testing
Today, we are going to talk about genetics and behavioral health with Dr. Caleb Bupp, Division Chief of Medical Genetics and Genomics Spectrum Health at Helen DeVos Children's Hospital. You might be ...
3 Feb 202147min
21 Mental Health Advocacy: A Conversation with AAP President Lee Beers
We always say that “prevention is better than the cure,” but prevention won’t happen if the necessary infrastructures, institutions, and support systems are not in place. Dr. Lee Beers, the new Presid...
27 Jan 202149min
20 Talking to Teens about Sex, Drugs, Rock and Roll and Hip Hop: Stay in the Non-Judgement Zone
Sex and drugs remain taboo in society, and the reluctance to talk about these topics only leads to misinformed and misguided teenagers who feel unnecessary judgments for themselves. It’s now high time...
20 Jan 202150min
19 Autism Spectrum Disorders in Primary Care: Recognizing Early Signs and Initiating Treatment
We have a special episode for today because of two important guests. Dr. Sheila Marcus is the Section Chief of the Child and Adolescent Psychiatry of Michigan Medicine at the University of Michigan wh...
13 Jan 20211h 6min
