David Puder

Exploring the 5-factor approach to holistic psychiatric care, focusing on sensorium and its role in mental health. Discussing the transformative power of therapy, exercise, and sleep on mental well-being. Delving into the impacts of nighttime screen exposure on sleep quality and the importance of patient-centered psychiatric care. Highlighting the significance of patient involvement, tailored treatments, and building trust in patient-provider relationships.

Dr. David Puder, a psychiatrist with a focus on the intersection of psychiatry and politics, joins Dr. Mark Mullen, who delves into the ethical implications of the Goldwater Rule. They explore the historical context of this rule that arose during the 1964 presidential campaign and its ethical dilemmas for psychiatrists concerning public figures. The discussion highlights the challenges of diagnosing without consent, the impact of media perceptions, and the need for careful navigation of ethical boundaries in mental health discourse.

Dr. David Puder, a seasoned psychiatrist and psychotherapist, shares insights on the intricate process of healing from complex trauma. He discusses the nuances of dissociation, emphasizing how early attachments shape these responses. Puder introduces innovative tools like his Connection Index for enhancing clinical empathy. He highlights the importance of narrative, using writing and dreams to access suppressed emotions. Additionally, he stresses the value of personal therapy for clinicians and the impact of reflective function on treatment outcomes.