TUNE INTO
MIND meets MEDICINE
Curious Conversations Hosted By A Therapist And A Doctor
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Bridging THE GAP between mental health & medical care.
This podcast brings together a therapist and a psychiatrist for thoughtful, interdisciplinary conversations that bridge the longstanding divide between therapeutic and psychiatric care.
We explore the critical importance of collaboration in clinical practice, highlighting how integrated approaches lead to more competent, effective, and informed care for those we serve.
Meet Your Hosts
KAILA & SIR
Kaila Hattis, LMFT & Sir Norman Melancon, MD
Kaila is a licensed therapist and group practice founder specializing in trauma, identity, and relationships. She brings warmth, humor, and real-life experience to the mic.
Sir is a board-certified psychiatrist whose work bridges neuroscience, medication management, and trauma-informed care. He brings a calm, grounded perspective to complex topics.
A podcast for open minds and informed hearts.
Listen In, Level Up
Insight from real clinical experience—on both sides of the couch.
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Ask questions, suggest topics, or pitch yourself as a guest.
Get Curious
For learners, listeners, & clinicians who never stop asking why.
Tune In To Our Podcast For A DOSE OF:
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How do two fields with different training, tools, and lenses work together? We dive into the nuances of collaborative care—and what it really looks like behind the scenes.
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From childhood experiences to cultural context, we explore how trauma and identity shape mental health—and how providers can respond with empathy, not just expertise.
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SSRIs, side effects, and stigma—oh my. We untangle what psychiatric meds do, what they don’t, and how to talk about them without judgment.
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A community where every question is welcome and every experience matters. We honor curiosity and celebrate diverse experiences.
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We are always looking for thoughtful voices—clinicians, providers, advocates, or patients—to join the conversation.
We also welcome questions and topic suggestions from our listeners.