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Noggin Notes aims to educate and enrich your noggin about mental illness and wellness. Conversations range from factual and data-based to theoretical and idea-based. We welcome your input at info@nogginnotes.com or info@zephyrwellness.org. Noggin Notes is not intended as a substitute for professional counseling but we really do hope you can adopt and use some of what we share in order to improve your own life and to seek peace and wellness every day.
Podcast Episode: Has Medicine Lost Its Mind? A Deep Dive into Mental Health Reform with Dr. Robert C. Smith
Noggin Notes Podcast
1 hour 25 minutes 27 seconds
9 months ago
Podcast Episode: Has Medicine Lost Its Mind? A Deep Dive into Mental Health Reform with Dr. Robert C. Smith
In this thought-provoking episode of Noggin Notes Podcast, host Jake welcomes a special guest, Dr. Robert C. Smith, a nationally recognized leader in evidence-based mental health care and doctor-patient communication. Dr. Smith, a University Distinguished Professor of Medicine and Psychiatry at Michigan State University, has dedicated his career to transforming the way medical professionals connect with their patients.
Together, Jake and Dr. Smith discuss his groundbreaking book, Has Medicine Lost Its Mind? Why Our Mental Health System is Failing Us and What Should Be Done About It. They explore the systemic flaws in modern mental health care, the importance of patient-centered communication, and the urgent need for reform.
If you're passionate about mental health advocacy, medical education, or simply curious about how we can improve our health care system, this episode is a must-listen!
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Noggin Notes aims to educate and enrich your noggin about mental illness and wellness. Conversations range from factual and data-based to theoretical and idea-based. We welcome your input at info@nogginnotes.com or info@zephyrwellness.org. Noggin Notes is not intended as a substitute for professional counseling but we really do hope you can adopt and use some of what we share in order to improve your own life and to seek peace and wellness every day.
