Integrative Approaches to Mental Health and Depression - Dr. Will Vanderveer - 287

Relationship Coaching School Podcast

Jayson Gaddis

Relationships, Relationshippodcast, Sex, Relationshipadvice, Society & Culture, Jaysongaddispodcast, Health & Fitness, Mental Health

4.6 • 981 Ratings

🗓️ 26 April 2020

⏱️ 68 minutes

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Summary

Did you know 1 in 10 Americans take an antidepressant? Yup.

For some, the treatment can really help. Yet for many, it doesn’t do much. The COVID-19 pandemic is pushing people like never before.

Some of us in a good way, but others are suffering even more. In fact, I think we’re on the brink of a mental health crisis.

That’s why I asked my good friend Dr. Will Vanderveer, an integrative psychiatrist, to speak to us about what we can do as practitioners (therapists and coaches), but also as people who suffer from mental health challenges such as depression.

I think you’ll find this very eye opening. Listen now!

Shownotes:

(5:30) Introduction Will Vanderveer
(7:20) Covid-19 Crisis
(9:10) About Integrative Care and Integrative psychiatry
(14:20) Differences between Mental Health and Physical health professionals
(32:30) The impact of childhood trauma on health and recommendations
(39:10) Research on psychedelics as treatment
(51:40) The importance of the right guidance on psychedelic treatments
(56:25) How we are treating mental health on this day and age
(1:04:30) Action Step

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0:00.0	These studies that happened in the UK where they did prospective analysis of people who had
0:05.2	childhood maltreatment is what they called it over there.
0:07.9	If your attachment system is dysregulated in childhood, then you're going to have an immune system impact that can be persistent
0:15.2	until you've worked through your stuff. the Howdy and welcome back to another episode of the Relationship Schools podcast. I'm your host
0:42.4	Jason Gatiss podcast I'm your host Jason Gattis and I'm here to help you with
0:47.6	your love life your family life your work, in the context of relationships, right?
0:55.0	There's, I don't think, any greater thing we can invest in than ourselves and our relationships to other people.
1:09.2	So, so, so important right now. So thanks for being here. Thanks for listening. Thanks for being here.
1:13.0	Thanks for listening.
1:14.0	Thanks for your reviews on Apple Podcast.
1:16.0	We've got another one coming in here from John B.
1:20.0	Thank you for getting all of this amazing content into the world for too many years.
1:24.8	I've lived by the mantra.
1:26.1	At least I'm not as bad as blank blank blank.
1:29.0	Meanwhile my long suffering wife has had to endure a marriage devoid of consistent connection in real intimacy.
1:34.0	I'm realizing now that the tools needed for healthy relationship and friendship are not necessarily
1:38.1	intuitive. They need to be modeled, inspired, taught, and practiced, and practiced, and practiced. Really listening to a bunch of your pods has helped me to imagine a new
1:46.0	relationship landscape and encourage me to journey onward. I hope my wife and I will be
1:51.5	able to model a new kind of love and friendship for our three kids and establish a lasting legacy for a family.
1:56.0	Keep grinding my man, folks need to hear this stuff peace.
1:59.0	Wow, that's so cool.
2:01.0	Thanks, John B. Very, very sweet of you. So inspiring. Man, if I was your kid, I'd be like, wow, look at dad. You know, look at dad go. Look at him on the move.
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