Talk Mental Health With Dr. Logan Noone, DO

I'm a psychiatry resident physician who lives with bipolar disorder. The mission of this podcast is to make listeners feel more comfortable discussing mental health. I'll share my own experiences and thoughts, but also interview other mental health advocates that have influenced my life. My life is easier living openly about my mental health, and I want to convince you to live the same way.

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Episodes

10 - I Don't Always Have my $hit Together

Ep. 10 - I Don't Always Have my $hit Together - As a mental health advocate, medical student, and podcaster, I think often times I project an image that I always have my bipolar disorder perfectly managed. However, this couldn't be further from the truth. I've been able to successfully manage my illness, and achieve things I didn't think were possible. Yet, I certainly still have symptoms of depression, anxiety, insomnia, and even mania. I want to make more of an effort to show my imperfections ...

Jul 26, 2018•21 min

9 - Therapy to Navigate Sexual Assault, Depression, and ADHD

Ep. 9 - Escaping her depression, my medical school classmate, Hannah, left Wisconsin after high school to Boston for a totally new experience. In the midst of adjusting to college life, Hannah survived through sexual assault. Hannah discusses her journey of acknowledging this trauma, and how her life changed through the help of her sister and therapy. WARNING: This episode contains graphic content that may not be suitable for all ages. Discretion is advised.

Jul 18, 2018•1 hr 41 min

8 - Attention Restoration Theory to Improve ADHD

Ep. 8 is with my close friend and medical school classmate, Tommy, who lives with ADHD. Typical medication has not worked well for him, so he prefers to use "Attention Restoration Theory" concepts to improve his ability to focus. By getting out in nature, Tommy explains how he can motivate himself to focus, get less distracted, and be more creative. In addition, Tommy talks about how he tries to not fight his ADHD, but rather embrace it.

Jul 11, 2018•37 min

7 - Physical Diagnosis Masks But Also Helps Manage Mental Illness

Laura, a PNWU medical school classmate and friend, has lived with Graves' Disease, which both hurt and helped her mental health. While Graves' Disease masked many of her mental health symptoms, it also helped her take her depression and anxiety seriously. We also discuss how managing mental health is cyclic and everlasting, and how we plan to face student and physician burnout.

Jul 04, 2018•1 hr 10 min

BONUS EPISODE - NAMI Sacramento Walk 2013 Keynote Speaker

BONUS EPISODE - NAMI Sacramento Walk 2013 Keynote Speaker - This has to be one of my all time favorite speeches. On my 24th birthday, I found out I got bumped up to be the Keynote Speaker in front of a crowd of 1,500 people. I was absolutely terrified and exhilarated. To this day, I still don't know how I pulled it off, but I gave the best performance I've ever done. Video of this speech can be found on my website, LoganNoone.com under the public speaking services section.

Jun 29, 2018•9 min

6 - Veteran Living With PTSD Unrelated to Combat

Ep. 6 - Veteran Living With PTSD Unrelated to Combat - My friend and medical school classmate, Jeremy, deals with Post Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD) and Insomnia. While he is an Army Veteran, his PTSD is unrelated to any combat, and rather simply being in the wrong place at the wrong time. Jeremy tells how he nearly lost his life from being stabbed, and suffered night terrors subsequently. This episode was released on June 27, 2018 in honor of National PTSD Awareness Day. In part 2 of this ep...

Jun 27, 2018•52 min

4 - Not Viewing ADHD as a Disorder, Rather an Ability to Fuel Productivity

Listen to this story of a medical student who was diagnosed with ADHD at the young age of 7. This student learned how to overcome the stigma and negativity of living with a "disorder." This student used his ADHD to fuel his studies and gain entrance to medical school, and thrive in athletics as well. We talk about the potential benefits and harms from ADHD medication, and how he uses other means of treatments to manage his issues. Be sure to check out Chadd.org and Richard Wadsworth for more ADH...

Jun 13, 2018•39 min

3 - Anxiety & Panic Attacks Led to Withdraw from Medical School, Therapy & Medication Brought Her Back

Neelou's anxiety and panic attacks caused her to withdraw from her first year of medical school. Making issues even harder, her father had a heart attack shortly after returning home. By using therapy and exercise, Neelou returned to medical school the following year, and now, absolutely kills it. She does well in classes, remains happy and healthy, and has developed strong friendships with her classmates.

Jun 06, 2018•37 min

2 - Dealing With OCD As a Premed Student, Adapting to ADHD in Medical School

Ep 2 - Megan started dealing with OCD at a young age, but managed to find ways to be successful, ambitious, and driven. Megan is a medical school classmate of mine, and always felt comfortable discussing mental health. Shortly after starting medical school, Megan also found out she deals with ADHD. Megan shares her triumphs and struggles juggling two mental health challenges, and is guaranteed to make you laugh along the way.

May 30, 2018•1 hr 8 min

1 - Get to Know Logan

Episode 1 - It's Just Me - If you're going to enjoy this podcast, it's important you know who I am, and how I got here. In this episode, you'll hear how I went from a suicidal undergraduate student, and entered the psychiatric ward after a manic episode. I was able to transition to a bipolar disorder advocate, to presently, a second year medical student.

May 23, 2018•1 hr 11 min

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