Mind On Mental Health

Host Andy Dean interviews therapist Diane Wiltshire about the complex role of guilt in the grieving process.

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Mind On Mental Health host Andy Dean, a licensed clinical social worker, interviews Lisa Tremaine, founder and director of the Center for Perinatal Mood and Anxiety Disorders in Eatontown, New Jersey, about PMAD treatments and pregnancy risk factors.

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Andy Dean interviews Ken Pecoraro on the shift from abstinence-only to harm reduction in addiction treatment, discussing the impact of the opioid epidemic and debating the disease model's role in personal responsibility.

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Licensed clinical social worker Andy Dean interviews therapist Diane Wiltshire about the complex relationship between grief and trauma.

Andy Dean, a licensed clinical social worker, speaks with Diane Wiltshire, a licensed social worker and primary therapist in Penn Medicine Princeton House Behavioral Health's women's IOP in Princeton, New Jersey.

Host Andy Dean interviews Jenna Patterson, an art therapist, about who benefits most from art therapy, including people with PTSD, psychosis, or grief who struggle to verbalize emotions.

Andy Dean, a licensed clinical social worker, talks with Siani Young and Rachel DeGrow, both therapists at Penn Medicine Princeton House Behavioral Health in North Brunswick, New Jersey, about what new clinicians actually face.

Andy Dean interviews Lisa Tremaine.

Andy Dean welcomes Yulitza Avalar back for a conversation about how providers can better support the Hispanic population.

Andy Dean talks with Lisa Tremaine, the director and founder of the Center for Perinatal Mood and Anxiety Disorders in Eatontown, New Jersey, about the barriers that can keep a mom from reaching out for help when mental health issues start to surface and about the signs that it may be time to get professional support.

Andy Dean brings on Jenna Patterson to talk about art therapy.

Andy Dean and Ken Pecoraro are back for the second episode in a three-part series on the role families play in addiction treatment.

Andy Dean interviews Jenna Patterson, an art therapist, to explore how art therapy differs from other forms of therapy, focusing on credentials, the therapeutic process, and the importance of trained interpretation.

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In the third and final part of a three-part interview series, host Andy Dean (LCSW) discusses evidence-based therapy modalities for substance use treatment with Ken Pecoraro (LCSW, LCADC), who brings 30 years of specialization in addiction treatment.

Andy Dean is interviewed by Ken Pecoraro and spends the conversation on how anxiety gets treated.

Andy Dean, a licensed clinical social worker specializing in anxiety disorders, is interviewed by Pete McCleary about mistakes he made in his own anxiety disorder recovery, based on his psychoeducational work for a new treatment track.

This episode explores how daily trauma and stress impact the mental health and addiction issues of first responders, featuring insights from a clinical director on hidden factors like family history.

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In this episode, host Andy Dean is interviewed by Pete McCleary about a new psychoeducational curriculum for anxiety disorders, focusing on the importance of understanding anxiety rather than just feeling it.

Andy Dean, a licensed clinical social worker, is interviewed by Pete McCleary about his new psychoeducational curriculum for anxiety and mood disorders at Princeton House Behavioral Health.