prozac

We are revisiting this ever-present topic that is all so familiar in so many people's lives. We discuss our bouts with it and discuss how we deal with our own anxieties. What is "healthy" anxiety? When does anxiety rule your life?  What are some  ways to deal with the mild to severe forms of anxiety?
We can only speak on this subject based on our personal experiences, but we hope that it helps you either feel justified in some of your undesirable parts about yourself. Enjoy.

Content Warning: adolescent suicide and ideation are briefly discussed

Dr. Lisa Damour returns to Go Ask Ali to share her new book The Emotional Lives of Teenagers: Raising Connected, Capable, Compassionate Adolescents. She has written this book for parents and other caring adults to help teens when so many are struggling and there aren’t enough therapists to go around. She dispels myths about their powerful emotions and offers clarity on what they want and why. She also addresses risk taking, curfews, intuition and safety, gender and race differences, the crucial importance of SLEEP, and one of the most polarizing issues around raising teens - to track or not to track? And if you’ve wondered why your teen suddenly wants to talk right as you’re about to fall asleep, you’re not alone (and she knows)!

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Links of Interest:

988 Suicide and Crisis Lifeline - dial or text 988 (formerly The National Suicide Prevention Lifeline)

CDC Study on Teen Mental Health During Pandemic

Book: The Emotional Lives of Teenagers: Raising Connected, Capable, Compassionate Adolescents

Lisa’s previous episode: Under Pressure w/ Dr. Lisa Damour (11/12/20)

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Ann Bracken has written two books recently that we talk about in this episode. First we discuss her project of prison poetry called Once You're Inside: Poems Exploring Incarceration in which she describes her experience teaching students inside a Maryland prison. We also discuss her second book, Crash: A Memoir of Overmedication and Recovery, in which she describes her experience growing up with a mother who was overmedicated and eventually being overmedicated herself. We cover prison education, the prison industrial complex, SSRIs, set and setting, overmedication, doctor-client relationships, the value of spiritual stories and methods for healing, and lots more. 

What we experience when we take a drug has little to do with what the drug does to us biologically. That might sound like an incredible claim, but the evidence bears it out.

Since the first laws restricting the sale, possession and/or use of drugs in the United States, a consistent pattern has reoccurred. First a drug is heralded as the next great breakthrough and a cure to all sorts of illnesses and disorders. The hype leads to a massive increase in use, lining the pockets of manufacturers and pharmaceutical companies. As more people take the wonder drug, more horror stories begin to emerge, causing many to reconsider the efficacy and safety of the drug. Next the drug is stigmatized, or even outlawed outright, closing legal channels of access and thereby contaminating street supplies.

At this point, the people who can't take the drug anymore want a replacement, so the pharmaceutical development firms work to establish a new version of the old drug--a safer, better version they can sell once again. When they find it, the same promises are made, the same pockets are lined, and the same process of stigmatization and outlawing follows. Wash, rinse, repeat.

Set and setting have everything to do with why everyone experiences every drug differently than everyone else. But our current pharmacological model doesn't leave space for us to think about drugs like that. Instead, pharma sells products with blanket statements that paint all drug users as the same. For more about what Richard DeGrandpre calls, "the cult of pharmacology," check out his work: "Constructing the Pharmacological: A Century in Review"

For news reports as early as May 9, 1991 regarding Prozac's dangers, check out the linked ABS News special.
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Straight people love gays, especially when they are embarrassing themselves. In perfect form, Bobby becomes the center of attention at his partners company dinner and you will never guess why.

Jim is about to be a father to an "F2" puppy named Penny. Jim is not really understanding fitness journeys and Bobby mentions his Wegovy, the weight loss shot and his future of being a fat.

We also see women taking over the airwaves with their Poop and Vagina commercials and Tik Toks. Lets go girls, can we get a what what!

Special shout out to our "Geriatric" Gays!  (over 32 according to a twink Bobby calls out on Tik Tok)  & everyone on their "Fitness Journey"

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“We need to think about more than just the classic medical model borrowed from infectious disease: simple bug, simple drug.”

Today’s conversation on Quick Takes between Dr. David Gratzer and former National Institute of Mental Health Director, Dr. Thomas Insel, delves into what’s right and what’s wrong with the current state of mental health care.

Some highlights of this conversation include:

• acknowledgement that existing treatments work, but the system is not delivering care well.
• treatment tends to focus on drug therapies for symptom reduction rather than on plans for long-term recovery
• care is often unaffordable and unavailable, particularly for those who need it most and are experiencing homelessness
• and the key to recovery involves the three Ps – people, place, and purpose.

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Hello friends! Welcome to this week's episode of the Remarkable People Podcast, The Dr. Fred Moss story!  This week Dr. Moss is going to be bombarded with questions from me. I think I asked more questions to Dr Fred on-air and off, than I have in any episode to date.  He's a psychiatrist, a communicator, an author, and a coach, but he doesn't believe in pharmaceuticals. And even though he's treated tens of thousands of patients throughout his career with pharmaceuticals, he saw pharmaceuticals were not helping, but what did help people was listening authentically to bring joy and healing to the world. So check out this remarkable episode about understanding humanity, the mind, and the importance of communication to really love and bring joy into one another's lives, the Dr. Fred Moss Story!

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Dr Fred Moss arrived on Earth on March 1,1958, and from that very second has been earmarked to be a healer. The family he was born into was in chaos and in many ways, was counting on his arrival to bring health and wellness back into balance. Little Freddy had his hands full, and over the next 6 decades, has made it his business to bring healing to the world around him, not only to his family and friends but to the community and world at large. What a journey it has been. Above all else, Dr. Fred has been committed to the notion that communication, connection, creativity, and conversation are at the heart of all healing of all conditions of all types. Without this, people simply do not heal. With it, miracles regularly occur. Voices heal. Listening heals.

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Jen talks to author, Sarah Fay, about her new book "Pathological: The True Story of Six Misdiagnoses" and why the DSM (The Diagnostic & Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders) isn't always accurate.

Sarah Fay is an author and activist. Her writing has appeared in many publications, just to name a few, the New York Times, The Atlantic, and the Paris Review where she served as an advisory editor.

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Whether you see it or not, God is at work in your situation. Yes, He is even working through the hard things. Listen to today's podcast and be blessed!

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In this episode, Ben explores the controversial but well documented correlation between certain antidepressant drugs and homicidal mania. 

Nearly every mass shooter seems to have a history with this class of drugs, including Eric Harris (Columbine), who was on Luvox, and James Holmes (Aurora movie theater), who was prescribed a high dose of Zoloft. 

Could these drugs lead to a type of emotional disassociation, where the reward-reflex is vitiated, and a type of bio-chemical echo builds a lethal impulse? Or is it just access to firearms?

Get ac joy of Dr. Hahn's book, Prescription for Sorrow, Antidepressants, Suicide and Violence, here.

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Diane and Sean discuss Ron Howard's math movie, A Beautiful Mind. Episode music is "A Kaleidoscope of Mathematics" by James Horner featuring Charlotte Church.

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In this episode we begin in the 800s in the Middle East, and end in the fires of World War 2. 

Join me as I check in with Lila during quarantine. Lila is an artist, hula hoop and lyra performer, currently unemployed waitress, happily married lesbian, and proud cat mom. Join us for a talk about medication misadventures, our feelings around productivity, and some good laughs. Lila talks about the challenges of quarantine, as well as the beautiful moments that she's creating for herself and her wife amid the chaos.

Meditation apps list:
Insight Timer - Hecate's pick
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.spotlightsix.zentimerlite2&hl=en

Lila's Picks:
Meditation Time
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Mindfulness
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Pocket Meditation Timer
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Not So Nice Advice With Special Guest, Chris Tucker Dick!