Mental Health and Addiction - Videos
Can you truly blackout from rage? The Doctors discuss the case of a man who was accused of strangling his wife but claims he completely blacked out. Clinical psychologist Dr. Judy Ho weighs in.
There are many ways to sharpen your memory: diet, sleep, flashcardsâ¦but what about mentalism? You read that right! We spoke with renowned mentalist Paul Draper, who explains that improving your memory is all about neuroplasticity â" or growing new pathways in your brain. Read on for Paulâs three ways to boost your brain.
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People try all kinds of things to sharpen their memories, from diet and sleeping to flashcards and herbal supplements. But Mentalist Paul Draper might just have the answer to our troubles with the PEG Memory System.
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FDA National Health Fraud Coordinator Captain Jason Humbert joins The Doctors to discuss products that claim to help opioid addicts cope with the difficulties of withdrawal.
Dr. Domenick Sportelli joins The Doctors to share about his experience using electroconvulsive therapy on severely depressed patients.
Julie had electroconvulsive therapy after her third suicide attempt. She shares her results with this controversial treatment.
A survey of patients at treatment centers around the country found that most addicts are relatively young and they first started using with prescription opioids like OxyContin.
The new face of addiction is a lot younger than previous years. Sonia and Soraya tell their stories of being millennial addicts through college.
Former addicts Sonia and Soraya and addiction specialist Bob Forrest of Alo House join The Doctors to share the new face of the opioid epidemic: suburban teens and millennials.
ER physician Dr. Roneet Lev joins The Doctors to share about the unique way sheâs trying to combat the opioid epidemic, one doctor at a time.
Anna and addiction specialist Dr. Joseph DeSanto share how Anna is doing with a new device that helps addicts with withdrawal symptoms and an implant treatment that helps addicts stay sober.
Could the newly FDA-approved Bridge device, which uses small electrical nerve stimulators, help reduce opioid withdrawal symptoms? Meet Anna who shares her struggle with opioid addiction and her quest to get help.
Anna tries a new device designed to help with withdrawal symptoms and undergoes implant surgery to help keep her sober. Addiction specialist Dr. Joseph DeSanto shares some of the successes he has had using this treatment combination.
Is the âhappy drugâ Phenibut - that claims to ease anxiety - worth all the hype? The Doctors explore the safety of this supplement.
Dr. Dustin Sulak who treats patients with cannabis, and two microdosing moms Ozzie and Alexandra, join The Doctors to share their experiences with taking daily doses of THC.
Libby says she overcame her eating disorder following an ayahuasca retreat. She and psychologist Dr. Adele La France who studies ayahuasca and eating disorders, join The Doctors and discuss if this treatment is safe.
The Doctors meet a couple of moms who say that taking very small doses of marijuana, also called microdosing, has completely changed their lives.
The South American psychedelic brew ayahuasca has been used for centuries in religious ceremonies. But could it also help people overcome eating disorders? Meet Libby who claims just that.
Former Major League Baseball player Darryl Strawberry and Judge Mary Chrzanowski join The Doctors to discuss whether a failed drug test while on probation should land an addict in jail.
Is ordering addicts to stay sober enough? Criminal defense attorney Mike Nasatir and former client reality star Alexis Haines join The Doctors and share their opinion that jailing the addicts doesnât solve the problem of addiction.
Michael joined The Doctors last season after surviving an armed robbery and suffering from debilitating PTSD. See how heâs doing now.
Clinical psychologist Dr. Judy Ho dives into objectophilia and why people become sexually attracted to inanimate objects.
The Doctors bring Masonâs father Ron to the show to reunite with his now-sober son. Check out the incredible surprises The Doctors have in store for Mason.
Every day 28 people in the United States die as a result of drunk driving. ER physician Dr. Travis Stork shares his favorite way to enjoy drinks without the fear.
After 24-year-old Mason entered rehab he started experiencing both physical and emotional pain. Find out how Mason is doing now, 90 days sober.
Mason shares his gratitude list, which is one of the things that helps him stay focused on the positive things in his life and the appreciation of his sobriety.
Seniors are consuming more marijuana to help manage their pain. Could medical marijuana help some people replace their opioid prescriptions?
Chief Medical Officer of Canna-Centers Dr. Bonni Goldstein joins The Doctors to discuss how seniors are using marijuana and the potential concerns of mixing marijuana with other prescriptions.
With more states legalizing marijuana, doctors are seeing an influx of patients experiencing behavior some are calling âscromiting.â
The Doctors discuss a tragic tale of a mother that found her son had overdosed. When she went to clean up her bathroom, she was rushed to the hospital and later died from contact with his Fentanyl.