Mental Health VS Physical Health - How Are They Related FT. @DoctorMike

What is the connection between mental health and physical health? Doctor Mike Varshavski

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[Psychgo]

What do you think about this video? This is a special collaboration with Doctor Mike to discuss about how Physical and Mental health can related. Let us know if you want to see part 2 below!

[ComicalRealm]

"One small crack does not mean that you are broken, it means that you were put to the test and you didn't fall apart" - The Incredible Hulk

[kszyrzfot]

POG Dr. Mike collabing with psy2go is best medical+physical treatment ever

[matthewjay]

This is going to be a legendary collaboration: Dr. Mike AND Psych2Go! This is body and mind at its pinnacle. 🏔

[nataliasaikaly]

you do not understand how long I’ve been waiting for this

[carolinacueto]

I wish more doctors were as passionate as Doctor Mike when diagnosing a patient he’s like a detective. Wonderful questions and topic! Go visit your doctor don’t wait to cut that cord that’s holding you from feeling good. Immediately subscribing !!! Can’t wait for part 2!

[victoriawolfe]

This is the BEST crossover I’ve ever seen TO DATE.
I’m subscribed to both of y’all and I love this so much.

Much love ❤️, from the Philippines 🇵🇭

[DoctorAzmain]

This is SUCH an important video! As doctors, we deal with mental health just as much as physical health. As Doctor Mike says, our hormones and neurological system are intrinsically linked with our mental health – one directly affects the other! And our body wants to maintain balance (homeostasis). Doctors want to return balance to patients’ lives so they feel physically AND mentally balanced again! Dream team collab guys!!

[pandagiri]

The issue is *FINDING* a doctor that is as passionate and who cares as much as this Doctor Mike. I've yet to find a doctor that *cares* about my issues. They just want to shove drugs down my throat. They always seem indifferent or dismiss me to "other" doctors and give me a prescription for generalized disorders without truly listening to me.

[Eric_Nguyen.]

Sounds like there's most likely gonna be a Podcast done and I'm not complaining because I obviously wanna be part of it.
In all honesty, I just love talking about anything.

[stolenpfp]

dr mike's mic: loud, a little echo, very good

monica's mic: asmr

[XxmoochiexX]

We need to appreciate the fact that Doctor Mike took time out of his day to assist Psych2go with these kinds of stuff and how much effort they put in to make these videos because they want to help us. It's truly awesome

[bionicenchantress]

I am SO happy that you talked about mental health with Doctor Mike. The workplace these days don't understand that mental health is SUPER essential to the functioninality of physical health. Once the mind starts to suffer, so does the body. It's why I like to promote mental health awareness, because it is something that society forgets to take care of. I am so glad that I am a psychology major, because most root problems have started from the mind.

[Tmaxgirl]

I haven't told anyone yet, so I'll say it here: I finally convinced myself to get back on track with my mental health. My depression has taken over my life and my social anxiety keeps me from reaching out. I was on edge the entire time I was there, but constantly reassured by the staff and will get to see a new counselor in December and hopefully get back on my medication. I'm still suffering til then, but I at least have a goal ahead to look forward to.
And I'm proud of myself for once!

[eduardoalcantara]

I love Dr. Mike, after all the years I have been following him he is the only doctor I have seen that actually shows experience and actually knows what he is doing and cares about what he is doing.

[thenerdycatmom]

My doctor has been my doctor since I was in middle school and when I went to him for my mental health he was amazing and it just made my trust for him even stronger. When he retires I will ugly cry.

[ugh]

i love how dr. mike is passionate about his job, there are some mental health professionals who are not like that unfortunately. 2 years ago i went to see a psychiatrist in hopes of getting my depression diagnosed ( i had seen 2 psychologists before that told me i had a lot of symptoms of depression and advised me to see a psychiatrist first). i spent 15 min in her office and she didn't help me at all. she only asked me a couple of questions, didn't do any diagnosis and just told me "you know, i don't really like to prescribe medicine to young people, but if you feel worse come back again".. i payed almost 200 $ for nothing. i was super depressed at the time, my friends and family didn't really understand what depression was and didn't take my issue very seriously and that was kind of the last straw for me. i thought to myself "if not even a medical professional takes my mental health seriously, why should i?"

looking back i realize i should've gone to a different doctor but my mental state at that time was terrible and i just decided to deal with it on my own. i haven't gone to therapy since then but lately i've been feeling a little bit more motivated to try to get the help i need again, i'm just scared of the same happening again.

[klarissemagallanes]

I'm excited for part two. This is the best collaboration ever. Dr. Mike is like my model doctor I wanted to become in the future. This collab about the relationship between mental health and physical health gave me a new perspective as someone who aspires to become a doctor.

[brycethoreson]

Wow, doctor Mike actually spends time with his patients and wants to help them. My psychiatrist spends 20 minutes with me max, put me on meds the first appointment.

[eimanb]

This is gone be epic! A colab we've all been waiting for!