Obsessive Compulsive Disorder

The world gets a lot wrong about OCD. In this episode, Eddie and Justin go over what OCD actually is, the challenges that people with OCD live with, and the treatments available.

Sociopaths in society are typically viewed as dangerous and needing to be behind bars. The book Sociopath by Patric Gagne changes this narrative and sheds light on how little we actually know about sociopaths. In this episode, Eddie and Justin break down many of the definitions of sociopath, psychopath, conduct disorder, and anti-social personality disorder. They also discuss treatment for these people, and what the future may hold. 

Meta was sued by a cohort of states alleging that the company knew it was bad for childhood mental health, and did nothing to protect children. That lawsuit has now settled outside of court, and Meta has to pay 18 Billion. In this episode, Eddie and Justin explain the lawsuit, why social media is addicting, and what the settlement means. They also give their personal stories from working with kids, and give some tips for teaching kids about healthy screen time habits. 

Covid, phones, contactless delivery... Our society has changed a lot in the last 10 years. Are all the changes making it harder to socialize and meet people? In this episode, Eddie and Justin take a critical look at societal changes and how it is impacting everyday life. Plus, they give tips for starting conversations and meeting people in person. 

From erectile dysfunction pills to unregulated opioids, gas stations have become one of the most popular places to self medicate. In this episode, Eddie and Justin break down why gas stations, head shops, and grocery stores are filling this role, and what to watch out for when you go to your favorite gas station. 

The Lindsay Clancy trial has taken the country by storm. This tragic situation combines parenthood, mental health, and intense legal proceedings. In this episode, Eddie and Justin break down the mental health elements of the case. They give clear definitions of the diagnoses being thrown around in court to help the listener better understand mental health and why it matters. 

Molly, percocet, LSD, amphetamine. In this episode Eddie and Justin break down the history of party drugs and the substances people use to connect to each other. They give their own personal stories and adivce on how to teach kids about substance use. 

Nicotine vapes are wildly popular in teenagers. In this episode, Eddie and Justin break down the history of tobacco products, and discuss why vapes have become the perfered form of nicotine consuption in the youths. 

Pathologic Demand Avoidance is not officially recognized in the United States, but is something that parents are talking about online more than ever. In this episode, Justin and Eddie talk about why it is not officially recognized, give multiple definitions, and discuss why it could be the next big diagnosis in pediatric mental health. It could give us an answer to "are kids lazy, or is there something deeper going on?"

The Manosphere influencers on social media have a lock on Gen Z men. It is changing social and political views, and changing the way young men and women interact with each other. In this episode, Eddie and Justin dive into the recent Netflix Documentary Into The Manosphere to discuss how these trends are bad for mental health.