Psychiatry, Naked

By: Brian J. Dixon
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  • Summary

  • Created by a psychiatrist, for psychiatrists. Psychiatry, Naked is focused on getting down to the nitty-gritty on all things psychiatry, mental health, and private practice management. Hosted by the charismatic and wise Brian J. Dixon, MD, this podcast offers practical insight into tips, tricks, and trends for mental health clinicians who own and run their own practices, or who just want to hone their skills as superhero care givers. Dr. Dixon is a Child, Adolescent, and Adult Psychiatrist, and he owns a thriving practice in Fort Worth, Texas, as well as a growing clinician-centered practice management company called Simply Psych. Visit https://www.simplypsych.com/ to get connected with us.
    2023
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Episodes
  • Biopsychosocioeconomics

    Biopsychosocioeconomics
    Nov 21 2023

    Psychiatry, Naked takes off all the layers to show you what it's like to serve in the world's best – and most misunderstood – medical specialty. Learn more with Dr. Brian Dixon in this clinician-entrepreneur-focused podcast as he explores psychiatry in the 2020s, dreaming of the day when everyone can find the best fit therapist for themselves.

    In this episode, Dr. Dixon discusses the impact that biopsychosocioeconomic context has on mental health care and business from a clinician-entrepreneur perspective. At the end of the day, remember to be thoughtful of who you are and prepare accordingly. 

    For questions, comments, and concerns, please email us at hello@simplypsych.com or connect with us online at https://www.simplypsych.com. Check out the rest of the PsychCraft Network of podcasts at https://psychcraftnetwork.com/  

     

     
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    22 mins
  • Physicians Are Educated Guessers

    Physicians Are Educated Guessers
    Nov 7 2023

    Psychiatry, Naked takes off all the layers to show you what it's like to serve in the world's best – and most misunderstood – medical specialty. Learn more with Dr. Brian Dixon in this clinician-entrepreneur-focused podcast as he explores psychiatry in the 2020s, dreaming of the day when everyone can find the best fit therapist for themselves.

    In this episode, Dr. Dixon breaks down the notion that physicians are trained, equipped, experienced, educated guessers. Despite healthcare being infinitely full of nuance, healthcare providers are committed to doing all that is within their expertise to help people feel better. But understanding that there is no such thing as a perfect response for every single medical situation will lessen the burden on physicians and healthcare providers while also making room for higher quality of care to be administered.

    For questions, comments, and concerns, please email us at hello@simplypsych.com or connect with us online at https://www.simplypsych.com. Check out the rest of the PsychCraft Network of podcasts at https://psychcraftnetwork.com/  

     

     
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    19 mins
  • Medications Don't Change Behaviors

    Medications Don't Change Behaviors
    Oct 17 2023

    Why do psychiatrists push medications all the time? They don't. In this episode, Dr. Dixon explores medical decision-making and how misunderstandings ruin the business of mental health care.

    Psychiatry, Naked takes off all the layers to show you what it's like to serve in the world's best – and most misunderstood – medical specialty. Learn more with Dr. Brian Dixon in this clinician-entrepreneur-focused podcast as he explores psychiatry in the 2020s, dreaming of the day when everyone can find the best fit therapist for themselves.

    For questions, comments, and concerns, please email us at hello@simplypsych.com or connect with us online at https://www.simplypsych.com. Check out the rest of the PsychCraft Network of podcasts at https://psychcraftnetwork.com/  

     

     
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    23 mins

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