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The Root Cause Medicine Podcast

Emotional and Mental Health in Menopause

The Root Cause Medicine Podcast

Kate Kresge

Health & Fitness, Alternative Health, 810564, Medicine

4.8581 Ratings

🗓️ 9 July 2024

⏱️ 45 minutes

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Summary

In today's episode of The Root Cause Medicine Podcast, we explore the often-overlooked importance of emotional health during the menopause transition with Dr. Paul Conti. You’ll hear us discuss: 1. How trauma often leads to shame and self-blame 2. The emotional and psychological changes during menopause 3. Building resilience through introspection and curiosity 4. The stigma surrounding mental health issues 5. The importance of seeking professional support and external feedback Dr. Paul M. Conti, a Stanford University School of Medicine graduate, combines extensive clinical expertise with a holistic approach to psychiatry. With training from Stanford and Harvard, where he served as Chief Resident, Dr. Conti specializes in treating mental illness and life stressors, recognizing the pervasive impact of trauma on individuals and communities. Beyond clinical practice, he offers consulting services in personal, business, and legal contexts. Dr. Conti is also acclaimed for his book, "Trauma: The Invisible Epidemic," which distills his insights on healing from trauma, aiming to educate and empower a broader audience.

Transcript

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0:00.0

Today on the root cause medicine podcast.

0:03.0

Shame is public enemy number one.

0:06.4

Trauma is so pervasive in the society around us.

0:09.9

The brain changes of trauma are so pervasive and a reflex to trauma is shame.

0:17.7

As that 100%, if it's not 100%, is pretty darn close that it's what keeps us closed off

0:23.6

after we have trauma and I reflect on my own life and I talk publicly about my brother

0:28.3

dying by suicide and how just the reflexive shame I felt right and it wasn't like I felt shame

0:35.1

because I thought about it and decided I should be ashamed.

0:38.4

No, I felt shame and then backmapped why I should be ashamed because I should have paid more

0:44.5

attention.

0:45.2

It wasn't if I should pay more attention that makes me ashamed.

0:47.7

It's the reflex of it.

0:49.6

And we come right at shame.

0:51.4

Hello, hello.

0:52.2

I'm your host for today, Dr. Kerry Jones.

0:54.0

And I am so excited to your host for today, Dr. Carrie Jones,

0:54.2

and I am so excited to have the one that only Dr. Paul Conti

0:59.3

here on the Root Cause Medicine podcast.

1:01.7

He is a Stanford trained psychiatrist

1:04.3

with over 20 years of experience.

1:07.1

He's the author of Trauma, The Invisible Epidemic,

1:10.2

and he has been on numerous famous podcast.

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