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Welcome to Episode #32: Has Medicine Lost Its Mind? featuring Dr. Robert Smith, award-winning educator and author. In this eye-opening conversation, Dr. Smith joins Kirsten to uncover how medicine has lost touch with the mind-body connection and how a path to repair is right at our fingertips. They explore the realities of outdated training, misdiagnosis, and fragmented care, whilst highlighting how evidence-based, patient-centered methods can transform the way doctors approach mental health.
Drawing on decades of clinical experience, Dr. Smith shares a bold roadmap for reform and explains why integrating the biopsychosocial model isn’t just hopeful—it’s urgent. Together, Kirsten and Dr. Smith discuss what the public and policymakers can do now, how whistleblowers are driving progress, and why we’re at a pivotal moment in history for reshaping the future of medicine.
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