Radically Genuine with Dr Roger Mcfillin
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The SSRI for Pregnancy Debate with Dr. Adam Urato and Dr. Robert Chen | Radically Genuine | Ep. 217
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January 29, 2026
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Dr. Roger McFillin leads a serious and necessary conversation about the use of SSRIs during pregnancy and what informed consent actually looks like in modern medicine.
Joined by maternal fetal medicine physician Dr. Adam Urato and psychiatry resident Dr. Robert Chen, the discussion explores what is known, what remains uncertain, and where clinical practice may be moving faster than the evidence. Together, they examine serotonin’s role in fetal development, the risks associated with antidepressant exposure, and how withdrawal, relapse, and depression are often blurred in real world care.
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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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