Adolescence E3: A Psychiatry Doctor Reacts (Audio)

Let's dive into the world of Psychiatry resident as a psychiatrist as I react to Adolescence the current number 1 show on Netflix. Episode 3 being a standout episode. Erin Doherty plays, a Clinical Psychologist tasked with interviewing Jamie (played by Owen Cooper) for his trial. Her actions in this scene closely mirror real-life clinical psychiatry practice. As a Psychiatry Resident Doctor I break down what the psychologist and patient is doing in this scene.

I discuss key psychiatry practices, safety measures, and methods of patient interaction. I delve into the challenges doctors face when dealing with patients exhibiting certain mental health conditions, ultimately diagnosing the character from the show. This video is a deep dive into real-life psychiatry residency experience and offers invaluable tips for medical students and future psychiatry residents.

No Copyright Infringement intended
"Copyright Disclaimer, Under Section 107 of the Copyright Act 1976, allowance is made for 'fair use' for purposes such as criticism, comment, news reporting, teaching, scholarship, and research. Fair use is a use permitted by copyright statute that might otherwise be infringing. Non-profit, educational or personal use tips the balance in favor of fair use."

Let's Connect: @medpsycmoss

Listen to Podcast "Life as a Patient-Doctor:

***This episode is for educational purposes only and is not intended nor implied to be a substitute for professional medical advice, diagnosis or treatment. All opinions voiced are the opinions of the speakers and not reflective of any institution. Please follow up with your health provider and therapist for any additional questions or support.***

00:00 Adolescence Psychiatry Resident Doctor Reacts
02:38 Initial Observations and Safety Measures
04:17 Building Rapport with the Patient
05:06 Posture & Banter
06:42 Grounding as a Therapist
08:20 Chairs as a Weapon
09:17 Dealing with Aggression and Safety Protocols
09:32 Self-Disclosure & Building Trust
12:10 Mental Status Exam
15:12 Types of Questions
16:10 Understanding Family Dynamics
19:45 Safety on the Psych Ward
21:25 De-escalation Techniques
24:13 When we use Restraints
28:43 Noticing Agression
29:54 Counter-transference
31:21 Memory and Trauma
32:18 Therapeutic Strategies
33:10 Understanding Defensiveness
35:05 Psychotherapy Techniques
36:28 Adolescent Therapy Challenges
38:08 Patient's Need for Control
39:37 Exploring Trauma
47:54 Validating Emotions
49:23 Handling Emotional Outbursts
51:55 Time for Mental Health
53:19 Diagnosing Personality Disorders
59:08 Final Thoughts

#netflix #adolescence #adolesenceonnetflix #erindoherty #netflixseries #psychiatry #psychology #mentalhealth #mentalhealthawareness #therapist #doctor #medstudent

[ArizonaRed]

Ok. 🤔 Jaimy seemed to have developed a belief that he wasnt getting enough respect and support at home so he turned to his peers. The only time he needs his dad is to play ref with other adults.

The incel thing came up when he tried using women for status. Being thought of as ugly didn't help. Instead of thinking how best to connect with them, he turned to anger. Why were they denying him? Why did his friends have girls? Once he had a girl he could tell his friends what level he had reached. Very immature.

If only he could have dealt with his rage rather than find an easy target, if he could have felt good about one adult in his life..IDK. However, its disturbing that the parents put it all on themselves. He had already checked out long before this happened. How could they have reached him?

They say he was supposed to be black. That's a different culture to many. A white guy was relateable. And wouldnt it be worse for a black kid? I have a feeling you could apply this to high school terrorists here in America.

Most parents didn't know their kid could really do this. Would they have been able to stop it?

I wish we could have had that court psychologist give her report to the parents but I guess they could have read it. Never mentioned. Would have helped.