Welcome to the Psychiatry and Psychotherapy Podcast. The podcast to help you in your journey

towards becoming a wise, empathic, genuine and connected mental health professional.

I'm your host, Dr. David Puder, a psychiatrist who splits his time practicing psychopharmacology,

individual and group psychotherapy, medical director of a day treatment program,

medical education research, and teaching residents and medical students.

All right, so this is the second part of the podcast I am here with,

soon to be Dr. Arianna Cunningham.

Hello, welcome to the sequel.

And we are going to start out with fear. So Arianna, how is fear seen in the face?

So fear on the face, you're going to see raising the upper eyelids,

tensing of the lower eyelids, kind of a bugging out, the eyes get bigger when you're looking at the face.

And the eyebrows are going to go up and together.

Yeah, so the, unlike fear which goes down and together.

And like anger.

And like, oh, I'm just sorry. Yeah, I was thinking anger.

We keep going back and forth between fear and anger.

Which can sometimes come next to each other, timeways, yeah.

Yeah, so, so anger goes down and together, discuss goes down and together.

Yeah.

Fear goes up and together, the, the eyebrows, and surprise goes straight up

and sadness, the inner part of the eyelids go up.

So looking at those sorts of pictures of the different emotions side by side,

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