Operation Podcast
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Ep. 33 - Race, Psyche & Psychedelic Medicine with Stephanie Michael Stewart
Ep. 33 - Race, Psyche & Psychedelic Medicine with Stephanie Michael Stewart
Ep. 33 - Race, Psyche & Psychedelic Medicine with Stephanie Michael Stewart
Wednesday 13th March 2024
Explore the intersection of race, mental health, and psychedelic medicine with Dr. Stephanie Michael Stewart on MINDBEND with Matthew Dunehoo.
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Episode Overview
- Dr. Stephanie Michael Stewart discusses her journey into holistic psychiatry.
- The importance of addressing trauma in mental health treatment.
- Challenges faced by marginalised communities in accessing mental health care.
- The role of BIPOC representation in therapeutic settings.
- Innovative approaches to psychedelic therapy, including ketamine.
Trauma manifests in all these different ways - depression, anxiety, etc., etc.
In this eye-opening episode of MINDBEND with Matthew Dunehoo, Dr. Stephanie Michael Stewart, a holistic psychiatrist, joins the conversation to discuss the intersection of race, mental health, and psychedelic medicine. Dr. Stewart brings a unique perspective to the table, combining her medical expertise with a deep understanding of social justice and environmental factors. The discussion kicks off with Dr. Stewart sharing her journey into the field of psychiatry and how her diverse background influenced her approach to mental health care.
You'll hear about her innovative work with ketamine-assisted therapy and how it stands out from traditional methods. Dr. Stewart highlights the importance of addressing trauma and the various ways it manifests in mental health issues like depression and anxiety. The episode dives into the challenges faced by marginalised communities in accessing mental health care and the critical role that representation plays in therapeutic settings. Dr.
Stewart passionately talks about her efforts to train BIPOC (Black, Indigenous, and People of Colour) therapists in psychedelic therapies, aiming to break down barriers and reduce stigma within these communities. The conversation also touches on the need for culturally sensitive approaches in psychedelic medicine, ensuring that traditional wisdom is not lost in modern practices. If you're curious about how psychedelic therapies can offer new pathways for healing, especially within marginalised communities, this episode is a must-listen. Dr.
Stewart's insights provide a fresh and necessary perspective on the evolving landscape of mental health care.