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The Psychiatric Mind

The European Psychiatric Association

The European Psychiatric Association’s (EPA) official podcast, bringing together experts to explore contemporary psychiatry—from clinical innovation and neuroscience to service organization and professional wellbeing. Tailored to senior and Early-Career Psychiatrists, trainees, and all those engaged in or curious about psychiatry. An accessible forum for education, insight, and shared experience. Season one focuses on Leadership and burnout and is titled “Anatomy of a Burnout.”

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  • Monday · 44 min

    Anatomy of a Burnout

    What if burnout in psychiatry wasn’t only a matter of individual vulnerability, but also a signal of structural failure? Dr. David Gurrea Salas and Dr. Olivier Andlauer look at how management practices in mental health care can either support, or erode the conditions for sustainable, ethical clinical work. Written by Willys Cantenys

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  • October 5 · 28 min

    When Clinicians Say “I’m Burned Out”: Clinical Boundaries, Safety, and Workplace Harm

    Burnout is one word for very different problems. When a clinical says “I’m burned out”, it might be overload, however it might as well be depression, anxiety, trauma symptoms, or moral injury. In this episode, Dr. Selin Tanyeri Kayahan and Dr. Julian Beezhold explore what it means when a clinician says “I’m burned out” and why that phrase deserves more clinical scrutiny than it typically gets. Written by Willys Cantenys

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  • August 31 · 43 min

    The Neurobiology of Burnout: Stress, Sleep, and Cognitive Load

    When it comes to the early signs, burnout is a process that takes quite a long time, months or even years”. In this first episode, Dr. David Gurrea Salas, Dr. Alice Accorroni (EAN) and Dr. Ingibjörg Jonsdottir dive into the neurobiology of burnout stress. Written by Willys Cantenys

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