The Brown Psychiatry Podcast
Welcome to Bear in Mind – The Brown Psychiatry Podcast! A platform dedicated to providing clear and current content on mental health and an invitation to everyone to engage in interesting and helpful conversations.
In this mental health advocacy and community outreach initiative developed by the General Psychiatry Residency Program, Drs. Tracey Guthrie and Camila Cosmo, along with the residents in the training program, discuss timely topics in psychiatry with renowned and experienced guests. Each episode of Bear in Mind features interviews with experts in the field of psychiatry and psychology, exploring important themes such as dealing with depression, anxiety, suicide prevention, child and adolescent mental health, addiction, and much more.
Understanding the complexities of the human mind and behavior can be challenging. That is why our podcast is here to offer you an accessible, thoughtful, and informative perspective. So, tune in, and join our conversation on mental health and wellness as we make mental health education accessible to all.
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New Episode
Promoting Wellness and Reducing Mental Illness Stigma. Feat: Kelly Holder, PhD
Welcome to our new episode focusing on Promoting Wellness and Reducing Mental Illness Stigma! We explore wellness as the holistic pursuit of optimal health across physical, psychological, emotional, social, spiritual, and economic dimensions, with well-being at its core. Supporting a wellness culture that prioritizes mental health is crucial for promoting overall well-being. Today, we are joined by Dr. Kelly Holder, a clinical psychologist and Chief Wellness Officer at the Warren Alpert Medical School at Brown University, who will lead us through this very important topic.
Coming soon...
Expecting the Unexpected: Nuances of Mental Health in Pregnancy with Jessica Pineda, MD
Our upcoming episode explores the nuances of mental health during pregnancy. While pregnancy is often a time of joy, it can also bring uncertainty and anxiety, leading many women to experience psychiatric disorders. Join us for a discussion on risk factors, symptoms, mental health strategies, and helpful resources with our guest, Dr. Jessica Pineda, an Assistant Professor at Brown University in the departments of Psychiatry and Human Behavior and Family Medicine, and an expert in reproductive psychiatry.
Brown Psychiatry Residents
The participation of the Brown residents in every episode of “Bear in Mind” is essential to the success and relevance of our podcast. Their passion for mental health and commitment to advancing social justice through accessible education have driven them to embrace this project. Along with the editorial board, they select the topics, prepare the scripts, and suggest potential guests. In addition, they join the episodes as co-hosts, contributing to engaging and valuable conversations. Their active involvement ensures that our podcast is always up-to-date and reflects the latest trends in the mental health field. It also provides a unique perspective that can only come from those who are actively engaged in the practice of psychiatry and patient care.
Meet our Hosts
Dr. Tracey Guthrie is our podcast host, skillfully guiding us through engaging conversations on relevant mental health topics. In addition to her excellent communication skills, she has been recognized for her commitment to inclusion, equity, and teaching. With her unique style and charismatic personality, Tracey creates a welcoming environment where guests feel comfortable participating in thoughtful discussions, making mental health topics accessible to everyone.
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As co-host, Dr. Camila Cosmo joins Dr. Guthrie in a dynamic and engaging partnership, bringing to our podcast a multicultural competence, a warm personality, and her passion for mental health advocacy and public health. Her dedication to promoting equity ensures that every voice is heard and that diverse views are represented. Camila’s unique perspective brings an empathetic voice to Bear in Mind, contributing to meaningful conversations.