Join Dr. Bijan Zarrabi, a resident psychiatry doctor at Harvard Medical School, and Macey Isaacs, a stand-up comedian, as they conduct insightful interviews with experts in the field of psychiatry. With the help of comedians, they navigate discussions on topics such as depression, anxiety, ADHD, and more, aiming to debunk misinformation and demystify mental health. Their goal is to destigmatize these issues through a blend of expertise and humor, making listeners feel understood and supported. After listening, you’ll hopefully realize, “Wow, SSRI’m OK.”
*Serious side effects may include laughter. In rare cases, healing may occur.
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Join Dr. Bijan Zarrabi, a resident psychiatry doctor at Harvard Medical School, and Macey Isaacs, a stand-up comedian, as they conduct insightful interviews with experts in the field of psychiatry. With the help of comedians, they navigate discussions on topics such as depression, anxiety, ADHD, and more, aiming to debunk misinformation and demystify mental health. Their goal is to destigmatize these issues through a blend of expertise and humor, making listeners feel understood and supported. After listening, you’ll hopefully realize, “Wow, SSRI’m OK.”
*Serious side effects may include laughter. In rare cases, healing may occur.
In this episode of "SSRI’M OK," hosts Dr. Bijan Zarrabi, a psychiatry resident doctor, and Macey Isaacs, a stand-up comedian, are joined by the insightful Dr. Nikki Haddad. Dr. Haddad's clinical interests and expertise encompass women's mental health, trauma, and couples and sex therapy.
Join us as we dive deep into Dr. Haddad's journey and discover what inspired her to specialize in couples therapy. We explore the transformative benefits of couples therapy, including how it can strengthen relationships, improve communication, and foster a deeper emotional connection between partners. Dr. Haddad shares valuable insights and practical tips that can help couples navigate their challenges and enhance their relationships.
In this episode, you'll also learn about Dr. Zarrabi's love language, and how money can be more intimate than sex. We discuss the history of psychiatry's approach to sex, and Dr. Haddad's perspective on viewing sex from a pleasure lens rather than a pathological one. The conversation delves into the difference between arousal and desire, understanding sexual trauma, and Low Libido Disorder. We also address SSRI-induced sexual dysfunction, common misconceptions about sex, and the concept that all sex is queer sex.
Whether you're in a relationship or interested in the intricacies of mental health and therapy, this episode offers a wealth of knowledge and engaging conversation.
Tune in to gain a better understanding of the crucial role of couples therapy in promoting emotional well-being and maintaining healthy, fulfilling relationships.
Resources Mentioned:
Couples Therapy on Showtime
Where Should We Begin book (and podcast) by Esther Perel
Masters of Sex on Showtime
Come as You Are by Emily Nagoski
Attached by Amir Levine
Baby Reindeer on Netflix
Sari M. van Anders’ study on The Heteronormativity Theory of Low Sexual Desire in Women Partnered with Men
Sexvangelicals podcast
Nikki Glaser’s Someday You’ll Die special on HBO
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SSRI’M OK
Join Dr. Bijan Zarrabi, a resident psychiatry doctor at Harvard Medical School, and Macey Isaacs, a stand-up comedian, as they conduct insightful interviews with experts in the field of psychiatry. With the help of comedians, they navigate discussions on topics such as depression, anxiety, ADHD, and more, aiming to debunk misinformation and demystify mental health. Their goal is to destigmatize these issues through a blend of expertise and humor, making listeners feel understood and supported. After listening, you’ll hopefully realize, “Wow, SSRI’m OK.”
*Serious side effects may include laughter. In rare cases, healing may occur.
