Feb 2023
301: Genetics,BPD, Getting Your Health on Track,Group performance,Nosy Neighbors
Upcoming seminar Sun, Feb 19: True to Life Seminar - visit www.TrueToLife.us to register.
In this show, Dr. Lisle discusses:
1. I am still trying to figure out genetics and evolution (I wasn't taught it), so I might be way oversimplifying this. If you get a set of genes from yo ... Show More
1h 5m
Feb 2023
300: Genetics,BPD, Getting Your Health on Track,Group performance,Nosy Neighbors
Upcoming seminar Sun, Feb 19: True to Life Seminar - visit www.TrueToLife.us to register.
In this show, Dr. Lisle discusses:
1. I am still trying to figure out genetics and evolution (I wasn't taught it), so I might be way oversimplifying this. If you get a set of genes from yo ... Show More
1h 5m
Jan 2023
298: Depression in the modern world vs. Stone Age
In today's episode, Dr. Lisle and Dr. Howk discuss the following question:
1. Given that depression is inherently demotivating (because it is failure feedback that tells you to stop what you're doing), how might one 'bootstrap' oneself into more positive, motivated mood states? I ... Show More
1h 2m
Aug 2021
Delta Variant in Kids, Myers-Briggs Personality Test, Suicide in Communities of Color. Aug 20, 2021, Part 1
<p>Why The Delta Variant Will Make More Kids Sick</p>
<p>As cases of the highly contagious Delta variant of COVID-19 continue to spike around the U.S., <a href="https://www.sciencefriday.com/segments/delta-variant-sick-kids/" target="_blank">children are one of the hardest-hit gr ... Show More
46m 47s
Apr 2025
Meds can't fill the trauma hole-- Attachment, maternal wounding, and the challenges of coming off meds
<p>Here Dr. H sits down with Lisa, a pediatric nurse practitioner, to witness her story of developmental trauma, concomitant chronic depression, and eventually her path of healing and rebuilding trust and connection, largely through psychotherapy. During her years of intermitten ... Show More
54m 53s
Jan 2025
‘Do I need to lead this lifestyle to succeed?’ The mental health crises that forced faculty members to change tack
Hilal Lashuel and Dave Reay join Michelle Kimple to talk about faculty mental health and why it is often overlooked.A heart attack in 2016 forced Lashuel, a neurogenerative diseases researcher at the Swiss Federal Institute of Technology in Lausanne, to question success in scienc ... Show More
37m 7s
Sep 2019
Genetics and Environmental Factors in Suicide
In the previous episode on Suicide, we discussed epidemiology, general risk factors, and associations of suicide with various mental health disorders. Now, in this second part of this series, we will focus on genetic and environmental factors associated with suicide. The data her ... Show More
48m 11s
Jul 2024
210: A Teacher's Tale Breaking Free of Bipolar Denial
<p>Embracing Bipolar: Kelcie's Journey of Acceptance and Support
Paris welcomes Kelcie, a mental health advocate and toddler teacher, to share her journey living with bipolar disorder. </p>
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<p>Kelcie discusses her diagnosis in 2020, overcoming denial, and the vit ... Show More
30m 43s
In todays' show, the Dr's discuss:
1. I am curious about an unpopular subject: systematic eugenics. Has "random” selection in the mating market already produced the best possible human genes combinations? Could we generate humans with drastically higher IQ, strength, size, speed, athleticism, beauty, etc? What do you think is the hypothetical limit of huma ... Show More
