Dr. Scot Bay, a board certified psychiatrist, discusses current topics in mental health with the goal of better informing the general public regarding psychiatric illness, reducing the stigma surrounding psychiatric diagnosis and treatment, and exploding myths and stereotypes about the mentally ill. Topics include the latest findings of medical research into the causes and potential new treatments for mental illness, current events and controversies in the news relating to mental health, children’s mental health, military and veterans’ mental health, and stress in the workplace. Dr. Bay also takes listener phone calls, addressing questions with advice based on sound science, and most of all, with compassion.
Scot Bay MD is a board certified in psychiatrist, educated at the University of Rochester and New York Medical College. He completed his residency at St. Vincent’s Hospital in New York City. He was clinical director of an outpatient clinic at St. Vincent’s Hospital in Harrison, New York until 1995 when he moved to Columbus, Georgia, where he was in private practice and was an assistant medical director at the Bradley Center of St. Francis. He has been in full-time private practice in Roswell, Georgia since 1998. Dr. Bay specializes in the evaluation and management of mood, anxiety, and attention disorders. He has special interests and expertise in psychopharmacology. He has extensive experience with numerous psychiatric medications and has lectured all over the Southeast regarding practical and innovative uses of psychiatric medications. His long-running “Psychiatry Today with Dr. Scot” was among the top-rated mental health podcasts. In a weekly Internet radio call-in show, Dr. Bay discussed current topics in mental health and took listener phone calls, with the goal of promoting wider knowledge of mental health issues and reducing the stigma associated with mental illness. Dr. Bay focuses on the importance of exercise, diet and integrative approaches in maintaining mental health. Currently Dr. Bay is incorporating probiotics in the treatment of mood disorders.
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Dr. Scot Bay, a board certified psychiatrist, discusses current topics in mental health with the goal of better informing the general public regarding psychiatric illness, reducing the stigma surrounding psychiatric diagnosis and treatment, and exploding myths and stereotypes about the mentally ill. Topics include the latest findings of medical research into the causes and potential new treatments for mental illness, current events and controversies in the news relating to mental health, children’s mental health, military and veterans’ mental health, and stress in the workplace. Dr. Bay also takes listener phone calls, addressing questions with advice based on sound science, and most of all, with compassion.
Scot Bay MD is a board certified in psychiatrist, educated at the University of Rochester and New York Medical College. He completed his residency at St. Vincent’s Hospital in New York City. He was clinical director of an outpatient clinic at St. Vincent’s Hospital in Harrison, New York until 1995 when he moved to Columbus, Georgia, where he was in private practice and was an assistant medical director at the Bradley Center of St. Francis. He has been in full-time private practice in Roswell, Georgia since 1998. Dr. Bay specializes in the evaluation and management of mood, anxiety, and attention disorders. He has special interests and expertise in psychopharmacology. He has extensive experience with numerous psychiatric medications and has lectured all over the Southeast regarding practical and innovative uses of psychiatric medications. His long-running “Psychiatry Today with Dr. Scot” was among the top-rated mental health podcasts. In a weekly Internet radio call-in show, Dr. Bay discussed current topics in mental health and took listener phone calls, with the goal of promoting wider knowledge of mental health issues and reducing the stigma associated with mental illness. Dr. Bay focuses on the importance of exercise, diet and integrative approaches in maintaining mental health. Currently Dr. Bay is incorporating probiotics in the treatment of mood disorders.
Dr. Scot discusses the latest research into withdrawal symptoms from patients stopping their antidepressants, and gives a full explanation of how these side effects can be avoided, and also more advice on sleep, workplace stress, pets and mental health.
Dr. Scot discusses how sleeping too much can interfere with memory especially for those with depression; how mindfulness training can help with depression; and a children's mental health update.
Dr. Scot reviews positive findings about cannabis use when it becomes legalized, also an important women's mental health update on post-partum depression.
Dr. Scot will discuss taking a mental health leave from work including what can or may happen to your job as a result; also the mental health effects of climate change.
Dr. Scot discusses recent findings about psilocybin use, including in those who suffer from mental health problems, as well as an update about cannabis.
Tune in LIVE to Dr. Scot as he reviews the mental health impact of racial, ethnic and other forms of discrimination, and shocking new findings about the risks of alcohol use. Only on BBTV!
Dr. Scot discusses the latest brain research regarding witnessing trauma and resilience to stress, and for National Pet Day, why pets give us strong emotional support.
Tune in LIVE to Dr. Scot as he discusses how AI may be used in the diagnosis and possibly refine treatment of anxiety, plus more mental health news. Only on BBTV!
Tune in LIVE to Dr. Scot as he discusses ADHD in adults, how AI may help treatment for anxiety, and how workplace bullying can affect the employee's partner. Only on BBTV!
Dr. Scot discusses the latest research into obesity; how it starts in the brain, how it relates to our diet, and why these findings should put a stop to body shaming.
On the eve of Valentine's Day, a quick self test to see how your relationship is going, how there's more to love than romance, and why eating chocolate makes us feel so good.
Dr. Scot Bay, a board certified psychiatrist, discusses current topics in mental health with the goal of better informing the general public regarding psychiatric illness, reducing the stigma surrounding psychiatric diagnosis and treatment, and exploding myths and stereotypes about the mentally ill. Topics include the latest findings of medical research into the causes and potential new treatments for mental illness, current events and controversies in the news relating to mental health, children’s mental health, military and veterans’ mental health, and stress in the workplace. Dr. Bay also takes listener phone calls, addressing questions with advice based on sound science, and most of all, with compassion.
Scot Bay MD is a board certified in psychiatrist, educated at the University of Rochester and New York Medical College. He completed his residency at St. Vincent’s Hospital in New York City. He was clinical director of an outpatient clinic at St. Vincent’s Hospital in Harrison, New York until 1995 when he moved to Columbus, Georgia, where he was in private practice and was an assistant medical director at the Bradley Center of St. Francis. He has been in full-time private practice in Roswell, Georgia since 1998. Dr. Bay specializes in the evaluation and management of mood, anxiety, and attention disorders. He has special interests and expertise in psychopharmacology. He has extensive experience with numerous psychiatric medications and has lectured all over the Southeast regarding practical and innovative uses of psychiatric medications. His long-running “Psychiatry Today with Dr. Scot” was among the top-rated mental health podcasts. In a weekly Internet radio call-in show, Dr. Bay discussed current topics in mental health and took listener phone calls, with the goal of promoting wider knowledge of mental health issues and reducing the stigma associated with mental illness. Dr. Bay focuses on the importance of exercise, diet and integrative approaches in maintaining mental health. Currently Dr. Bay is incorporating probiotics in the treatment of mood disorders.
