Radically Genuine with Dr Roger Mcfillin
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HEATED DEBATE with Columbia University Professor of Psychiatry Ragy Girgis | Radically Genuine | 191
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2:18:26Now PlayingDr. Roger McFillin sits down with Columbia psychiatrist Dr. Ragy Girgis for a powerful and honest debate about modern psychiatry. They dive into the science behind psychiatric diagnoses, the safety and effectiveness of antidepressants, and whether the mental health industry has misled the public.
Dr. McFillin raises tough questions about black box warnings, suicide risks, and whether the DSM offers real medical insight or just a system of labels. Dr. Girgis shares his perspective on what the data shows, how diagnoses are made, and why the field of psychiatry still stands by certain medications.
This is not just a conversation about science; it's about trust, truth, and what people deserve to know before they’re prescribed powerful medications. If you care about mental health, informed consent, or the future of psychological care, this is an episode you need to hear!
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Dr. Roger McFillin is a Clinical Psychologist with over two decades of experience. This show challenges mainstream mental health narratives with unfiltered insights and evidence-based strategies. It’s not just another self-help podcast, it’s a direct exploration of what it takes to overcome life’s toughest challenges without the limitations of traditional therapy-speak.
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