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Guests: Stephanie Greer (DoroMind), Xavier Amador(LEAP)

Ever wish you had a communication coach in your back pocket to guide you through a conversation with your LO (loved One) with SMI (Serious Mental Illness)?

DoroMind and the LEAP Institute are working on it - want to try it out?

“At Doro Mind and the LEAP Institute, we've been weaving AI into our clinical operations to improve the experience for the families we support, the care teams we employ, and to make what we offer more financially accessible and sustainable. We'd appreciate the opportunity to highlight some of the work we've done at the intersection of SMI and AI - and also highlight some of the new AI work underway with Xavier Amador and the LEAP Institute.”

In this episode, hear what happens when Randye and Mindy try out this LEAP approach on current challenging situations- with on-the spot AI coaching.

In the Summer of 2025, you can try it yourself!

Dr. Amador, author of I Am Not Sick, I Don’t Need Help, was our guest on episode 27 (one of our most popular). We had a guest from Doromind on Episode 107, along with Dr. Rob Laitman.

Links:

https://www.doromind.com/

https://leapinstitute.org/

To use the free 3-day Trial

1. Download the Doro Mind app in the app store on your phone
2. Open the Practice tab (this is a tab at the bottom of the screen)
3. Tap ‘start’ to access your free 3-day preview. After you click the start button you will have 3 days to test out the AI coach.

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Guests Wyatt Forte, and his mom Denise Forte

Those Not So Little Voices offers a unique narrative as it is authored over the course of three and a half years --- from the age of fourteen to almost eighteen --- by a teenager struggling to make sense of psychotic symptoms that he experienced since he was six years old.

Wyatt’s journey is an amazing story, filled with heart-wrenching moments and major setbacks, but most importantly, it's an uplifting story that shows the power of love, support and resiliency.

Link: the book on Amazon -

https://a.co/d/4i3kVkU

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Guests: Rakesh Jain, MD, and Sherland Peterson, who has experience living with TD

More than 14 million Americans have a serious mental illness, such as bipolar disorder, major depressive disorder or schizophrenia – conditions that can be treated with antipsychotic medicines. Use of these medicines has increased 22% in recent years, particularly within the last 10 years, in turn increasing the risk of a debilitating chronic movement condition called tardive dyskinesia (TD), which can cause uncontrollable and repetitive movements that make eating, drinking and walking difficult.

While TD can be treated, integrating new medicines into existing treatment plans can be difficult, and people living with schizophrenia may worry that treating TD could cause regression in their mental illness. A one-pill, once-daily treatment option exists that can be integrated into existing mental health treatment plans, helping people manage their mental health and TD in tandem.

We Ask:

Dr. Jain:

· What is tardive dyskinesia and what are the common signs and symptoms of this condition?

· What is the connection between tardive dyskinesia and the use of antipsychotics, and what are the primary challenges that patients and doctors face when treating this condition?

· What is this one pill, once-daily treatment option and why is it an important option to consider?

· Where can people go to learn more?

Sherland:

· Can you share your personal story of living with tardive dyskinesia?

· What impact has tardive dyskinesia had on your life, from daily activities, to your mental health and social events?

· What do you wish more people knew about tardive dyskinesia?

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