Psychiatry & Psychotherapy Podcast
Sep 18, 2026 · 52 min · 11 segments
In this essential episode of the Psychiatry & Psychotherapy Podcast, Dr. David Puder sits down with internationally renowned expert Dr. Veerle Bergink, Director of Mount Sinai's Women's Mental Health…
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She is the director of Mount Sinai's Women's Mental Health Center and an internationally renowned as an expert in psychiatric disorders in women.
Her research started in two thousand and eight, where she established a prospective postpartum psychosis study, currently the largest first-onset postpartum psychosis and mania cohort in the world.
She has a highly effective clinical treatment algorithm we're gonna discuss today for acute phase and also prevention of postpartum relapse, and she has written tons of articles.
She's someone who I've been excited to have on here, and so welcome to the podcast.
Yeah, so I was thinking I would start with, um, kind of a, a case, and then we would kind of add to the case or change the case slightly and then see how that might change how you might handle it.
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She is the director of Mount Sinai's Women's Mental Health Center and an internationally renowned as an expert in psychiatric disorders in women.
Her research started in two thousand and eight, where she established a prospective postpartum psychosis study, currently the largest first-onset postpartum psychosis and mania cohort in the world.
She has a highly effective clinical treatment algorithm we're gonna discuss today for acute phase and also prevention of postpartum relapse, and she has written tons of articles.
She's someone who I've been excited to have on here, and so welcome to the podcast.
Yeah, so I was thinking I would start with, um, kind of a, a case, and then we would kind of add to the case or change the case slightly and then see how that might change how you might handle it.
