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When you lose a loved one, it can feel like the world is closing in around you and that no one understands quite what you’re going through.

The Doctors are joined by neuroscientist and medical cannabis expert Dr. Adie Wilson-Poe and addiction specialists Ken Seeley to discuss whether more access to medical marijuana can help curb our nation’s opioid addiction.

The Doctors examine whether micro-dosing psychedelic drugs like LSD can be used instead of antidepressants.

Some claim taking small amounts of LSD can help treat depression and The Doctors discuss the possible negative side effects and potential lasting dangers of using psychedelic drugs for this type of mental health issue.

Former MLB baseball player Mike Marjama comes to The Doctors to share how he battled an eating disorder that nearly derailed his career.

Former MLB baseball player Mike Marjama shares how he treated and addressed his eating disorder, which at one point, caused him to lose 14 pounds in just 4 days.

The Doctors discuss how the opioid epidemic has ravaged communities across the country, including the lives of children. Does the panel and Kevin Lorson, creator of HOPE Curriculum, think the epidemic is getting better or worse?

Addiction expert Dr. Adi Jaffe, author of “The Abstinence Myth,â€� explains how his moderation approach to treating addiction might be right for certain people.

Could a new way to treat addiction â€" where the individual does not completely give up certain substances â€" work for some individuals struggling?

The Doctors welcome psychiatrist Dr. Theodore Henderson and psychotherapist Dr. Mike Dow to explain how lasers are being used on the brain to treat depression.

Anorexia nearly killed her. Now, she's hitting back with a new book celebrating body acceptance and happiness. Special thanks to Bodyposipanda.

Katherine Reynolds Lewis, the author of “The Good News about Bad Behavior,” shares possible reasons why there has been such an alarming rise in depression and anxiety in teens and children. Find out some of the mistakes parents might be making.

The Doctors discuss the alarming rates of depression and anxiety found in one-third of teens with Katherine Reynolds Lewis, author of “The Good News about Bad Behavior.”

The Doctors discuss a study which claims a protein in the brain causes a tolerance to alcohol and may lead to some people developing alcoholism.

Do you suffer from panic attacks? Psychiatrist Dr. Domenick Sportelli, who shares he too deals with panic attacks, joins The Doctors to discuss how to possibly prevent the attacks in three easy ways without taking medication.

Jenifer Lewis, actress and author of “The Mother of Black Hollywood,” shares how she successfully deals with her bipolar disorder. Plus, she reveals the special spot in her home that brings her peace.

The Doctors are joined by psychotherapist and author of “Chicken Soup for the Soul: Think Act & Be Happy” Dr. Mike Dow to share his tips that could help to calm you in moments of extreme anger.

The Doctors welcome psychiatrist Dr. Domenick Sportelli to answer a viewer question about antidepressants, including how long they should be taken and the safest way to go off the medication.

Social media star Leah Vernon is embracing herself and shedding the societal restrictions placed around women who wear hijabs. Special thanks to Leah Vernon.

The Doctors discuss how giving others compliments can actually boost your own self-esteem.

For over ten years, Kim says she has been eating and sniffing kitchen cleanser. The Doctors sent her to gastroenterologist Dr. Su Sachar, who found damage to her body from years of ingesting bleach and chlorine.

Neuroscientist Dr. Nicole Avena, author of “Why Diets Fail,â€� weighs in on Melissa’s compulsive relationship to sugar and what she can do moving forward.

The Doctors send Melissa to nutritionist Dr. Melina Jampolis to see how Melissa’s extreme sugar binges may have been affecting her health.

The Doctors revisit Melissa’s sweet tooth for the ‘private obsessions’ special. Melissa said she could not stop eating sugar all day long, consuming 282-pounds of sugar every year.

15 million people suffer from the hair pulling disorder also known as trichotillomania. The Doctors revisit Valerie who started pulling her hair out at 12 years old.

Social media can lead to feelings of depression, so is using a therapy app on your phone the best way to deal with the problem?

Government funding for Birmingham City Council has almost been cut in half since 2010, with services disrupted or cut to make up for the shortfall of money. HuffPost UK listened to the people of Birmingham to see how the cuts had affected them personally.