An honest look at the pressures that undermine good care, the commitments to protect it, and environments where clinicians can do the work they want to do.
An honest look at the pressures that undermine good care, the commitments to protect it, and environments where clinicians can do the work they want to do.
Zoë Ward, devoted Ashtanga practitioner, has always had this sharp, slightly cynical edge — she’s willing to question the traditions she comes from.
Dr. Hector shares how trauma shows up in brain imaging, what metabolic psychiatry looks like in practice, and why the soul still belongs in psychiatry.
A nationally certified Ayurvedic practitioner, author, and longtime Ashtanga yoga teacher, Katie O'Donnell has dedicated her career to helping people integrate ancient principles into modern life.
We sat down with Dr. Book to discuss how the field has changed, the role of medication-assisted treatment, and why careful diagnosis in early recovery matters more than ever.
Being sober curious means questioning your relationship with alcohol and choosing to take a break. Not because you have to, but because you want to see how life feels without it.
By addressing external factors, we can offer more holistic care that goes beyond rigid diagnosis and treating symptoms and acknowledges the full complexity of a person’s life.
