Headcase M.D. Podcast

In this episode, Dr. Lahey tells us about a compelling child patient interaction. Dr. Lahey and Patty discuss the nature of feelings and how society and the educational system are teaching kids feelings are a problem. 

In this episode, Dr. Lahey explains his theory on how primary relationships naturally structure themselves. With co-host Patty, they explore the dynamics of romantic relationships and some of the pitfalls contained therein. 

Increasingly people are being called narcissists across social media. We explore the true nature of narcissism and how the current method of raising children is contributing to a growing number of narcissistic traits within our culture. 

Dr. Lahey presents his way of looking at ADHD, problems arising from treating ADHD in kids and adults, and why more and more adults are taking stimulants. 

In this episode Dr. Lahey and Patty talk about Dr. Lahey's recent publication: Creating Lions And Other Stories. The book is now available at Amazon.com. 

The experience of a panic attack is a surprisingly common occurrence in life. In this episode, Dr. Lahey provides a unique perspective on the nature of a panic attack. Along with Patty, they discuss the proper way to handle panic in order to potentiate growth. 

In this episode we remember Dolly Parton as a good example of someone who demonstrated very high emotional intelligence. We discuss the character traits of emotional intelligence and lessons we can learn from the late Dolly Parton. 

Anger is a misunderstood energy, and the mishandling of anger causes many problems in life, relationships, and within one's well being. In this episode, we discuss the true nature of anger, it's purpose within us, and how the misbelief and mishandling of anger cause problems rather than anger itself. 

In this episode, Patty wants to talk about a instance of Facebook bullying she came across. We talk about bullying behavior, understanding the psychology of such behavior, and ways to combat bullying. 

Despite awareness campaigns and increased attention devoted to mental health, suicide rates are increasing. We discuss the reasons for the epidemic and changes needed in how we approach mental health.