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Good News Mental Health Podcast

Growing up in a Christian and immigrant household, I had many unanswered questions and unmet mental and emotional needs. I was agnostic for a few years before I began my faith journey at 17 years old. As I got my medical training in psychiatry, I realized there was little to no mention of spirituality. I am learning how faith and spiritual perspective work perfectly with mental and emotional health journey. I want to share that with you so we can all grow together.

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Guest Speaker at Drop the BS Podcast

83: Should You Use Medication to Manage Your Mental Health? w/Dr. Kim

If you’ve ever considered using medication to deal with your mental health. Questions about how it may affect your personality or do they even work may have crossed your mind. After all, we have all heard those horror stories about people looking like zombies after taking mental health medication. But what is often not talked about is the thousands of people each year who are able to break free from long-standing mental health issues through the use of medication. On today’s show, I’ve brought in board-certified child, adolescent, and adult psychiatrist Dr. UeJin Kim to help us explore using medication to improve your mental health.

Here’s a glance at this episode:{[12:19]} Why medications don’t work the way we expect at times?{[17:56]} Using therapy and medication is the key{[22:16]} Should teens take medication?{[28:27]} Can medication impact career choice?{[30:00]} Getting medication from a psychiatrist or primary care what’s the difference?{[33:23]} Common medicines for depression and anxiety{[36:06]} Tool box takeaway

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Resources/Things Mentioned During The Show:Dr. UeJin Kim https://www.restorepsych.com/

Dr. Kim’s Podcast https://www.restorepsych.com/podcast

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Women's Wellness Psychiatry

Today's episode is my conversation with Dr. Uejin Kim, a child & adolescent psychiatrist practicing in Texas who uses her own background to inform her work with patients. We discuss common parenting anxieties and how to break through them, particularly when there are cultural differences or a history of trauma.

Learn more about Dr. Kim at Restore Psychiatry and her podcast as well.To learn more about me and my reproductive & integrative psychiatry clinic helping patients across California, please visit - AnnaGlezerMD.com

To sign up for the Fellowship in Reproductive & Integrative Psychiatry, please visit: PsychiatryFellowship.com

Let's Get Restored with Guest

Let's Get Restored! This week Dr. UeJin Kim, the owner and a dual-board certified MD-trained psychiatrist at Restore Psychiatry MD PLLC., will chat with us about how she is able to support her patients by understanding their stories rather, why she takes a conservative approach to medication, how she enhances treatment with therapy and coaching, and how her hope is that restored people can restore other people!