Groundbreaking Residential Psychiatric Program Offers Metabolic Therapies-with Dr. Matthew Bernstein
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- Опубликовано: 9 июн 2024
- Accord: Metabolism for Mental Health is a new metabolic therapies residential program that will educate patients and help them implement the keto diet and other positive lifestyle interventions to treat a wide range of psychiatric conditions, such as bipolar disorder, schizoaffective disorder, and major depression. The program, set to launch in the summer of 2024, will build community, fostering bonds between patients so that they can support one another on their metabolic therapy journeys. The program will be comprehensive and go over keto diet basics, like how to shop, meal prep and order in restaurants, as well as how to integrate other metabolic treatments, such as meditation, exercise, and sleep management, in a way that makes implementation sustainable outside of a controlled setting.
Dr. Matthew Bernstein, a Harvard-trained psychiatrist and the Chief Medical Officer at Ellenhorn, has become a metabolic psychiatry pioneer after seeing incredible patient outcomes. As the Chief Medical Officer of Accord, he is excited to directly impact patients’ lives. Accord plans to track patient data related to metabolic health markers and mental health outcomes. Evidence of how these interventions improve both physical and mental health, are preventative, and ultimately, highly cost-effective, will hopefully change insurance payors' willingness to cover metabolic health residential treatment programs. While Accord is private-pay and, therefore, not accessible to all, the success of programs like this can be instrumental to changing the mental health care system: They build a compelling case for metabolic treatment reimbursement in the future.
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Experts featured in this video:
Matthew Bernstein, MD
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About us:
Metabolic Mind is a non-profit initiative of Baszucki Group working to transform the study and treatment of mental disorders by exploring the connection between metabolism and brain health. We leverage the science of metabolic psychiatry and personal stories to offer education, community, and hope to people struggling with mental health challenges and those who care for them.
Our channel is for informational purposes only. We are not providing individual or group medical or healthcare advice nor establishing a provider-patient relationship. Many of the interventions we discuss can have dramatic or potentially dangerous effects if done without proper supervision. Consult your healthcare provider before changing your lifestyle or medications.
Timestamps
0:00 Introduction
1:00 About Dr. Matthew Bernstein
2:21 What is the Accord Program at Ellenhorn?
4:11 Who is Accord for?
6:01 What will you learn at Accord?
7:43 Who can go to Accord?
8:30 What happens after Accord?
9:47 Who is the ideal Accord candidate?
11:47 Insurance coverage for Accord
14:30 Research at Accord
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I was just talking to my husband this morning about how we wish there was a residential place, like a work ranch, where patients can have keto therapy and be properly tapered from their psych meds. I would give anything to have my son go to such a place.
I would love a place like this for myself, too.
Dr. Bernstein is such a brilliant psychiatrist. I was fortunate he invited me to speak at the 1st Ellenhorn Metabolic Psychiatry conference to discuss my lived experience with vegan keto for bipolar disorder.
My co-host @MichaelBDotHelp of the new "Our Healing Journey with Metabolic Psychiatry" podcast and I enjoyed Dr. Bernstein's conference presentation about the gut microbiome; we look forward to Dr. Bernstein's being our podcast guest later this year.
Thanks for the comment. Just wondering if you know of good resources for a vegan “plant forward” keto diet? I used more of a traditional keto diet to help improve my mental health and my lipids went sky high. I’ll check out your podcast. Thanks.
@@ScottCunningham960 Hannah Warren, a member of the Metabolic Mind team, is a dairy-free vegetarian using ketogenic therapy. She recently wrote a blog post on vegetarian/vegan keto and lists some great resources. It could be a good place to start learning more: www.metabolicmind.org/blog/is-vegetarian-or-vegan-ketogenic-therapy-possible
@@metabolicmind thank you for the response. I will check it out.
My life is so much improved! Thank you Dr Bernstein for being there for me.
Dr B! Thanks for spreading the word!
Can we explore the idea that this should be implemented in prisons everywhere.??
Absutely! Imagine the lives and money saved.
The paradigm needs to change from testing people for drugs to testing people for ketones.
Our pets eat better than prisoners!
@@theantiqueactionfigure pets on carnivore eat better than everybody not on carnivore.
But I agree that prisoners are on a incredibly high carb diet with little nutrition. .
@@9879SigmundS the kibble dog food would be healthier for us than the Captain Crunch, Lol!
I wish we lived in a world where people understood insurance.
Two little secreta: 1) insurance doesn't make money by lowering medical costs, 2) patients pay for all coverage through premiums.
Well done for bringing research into clinical implementation so quickly
Exciting. I hope you follow up.
My CGM is a tremendous help. Alternating Keto and Carnivore and FASTING works for me. My glucose levels are trending down, mood improved, less brain fog.
This program would be AMAZING for eating disorders…. The opposite of what he thinks would happen.. especially a high fat carnivore diet… something about those ketones that really helps with EDs. Thank you for all you do!!!
I agree ketogenic diets have great promise in eating disorders. As we first start the program we are trying to be safe so we are not offering it to folks who are significantly underweight (and that may change as we proceed.) Otherwise, we think people with eating disorders would benefit greatly.
The more people hear Dr Bernstein's message the more people are going to want to explore the metabolic diet.
It is a game changer.
Some of the stories from folks who have recovered from eating disorders through carnivore are amazing.
It does appear that ketogenic therapy may be able to help some people with anorexia. Dr. Guido Frank is currently conducting a study on this at UCSD. Here are two interviews we did with him. We hope they help! ruclips.net/video/1LtRTWGxhs8/видео.html, ruclips.net/video/0vD1T-QIsyQ/видео.html
@@metabolicmind WOW! Thank you so much! I just so happen to live near UCSD and will be looking for recommendations for coaching to keep me on course as well! It’s amazing how powerful these interventions are as long as you have the right people in your corner! Amazing Work you have going on here!!! 💙
It's time Australia embraces metabolic therapy for mental health. They really are years behind, and not interested in trying anything outside their 'standard treatments', from my observations
There's actually an active randomized controlled trial happening in Australia at James Cook University! You can learn more about it here: nqdit.com.au/
I just got myself out of a forced hospitalization with ECT which destroys my memory. I can not take meds without severe side effects so managing schizoaffective disorder is difficult. This approach sounds way too good to be true.
I pray it works for you.
Look into it...many are finding relief. Follow the Living Well With Schizophrenia podcast. Inspiring.
What do you have to lose by trying this?
@@Cat-ht7ki i think I triggered a manic episode with the keto diet I was trying, based on that channel and the Brain Energy Book, as well as the Ketotenic Therapy Diet book Dr. Palmer suggests. I got into medical ketosis, but the mania took over. Now I'm just numb from all the treatment.
I get hypomanic everytime I try keto. But it goes away in a few days, a week maybe
This is a really important topic. We did a video episode about it. I hope it helps! ruclips.net/video/F11ZBvCjVNk/видео.html
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Are there any programs in San Francisco Bay Area how do I get more information and do you take Medicare part an and b with supplement G. I have many of the cooking and shopping skills but need help with addiction and getting through the hard days to be consistent
Thanks for your comment! We recommend visiting the directories on our website to find a clinician, dietitian, or keto coach to work with. They would also be able to answer any questions you have about coverage! www.metabolicmind.org/families-and-peers#directory
I love all the info and hope that metabolic therapy can greatly help serious mental health issues. But most dont have much money, getting professional help with all of this seems more appropriate for the privileged and the poor have to take the risk of diy, which can be very hard considering levels of functionality.
It is frustrating that metabolic psychiatry is still widely inaccessible. We agree that finding care from trained clinicians is challenging, especially for disadvantaged communities. As an organization, we hope to make systemic change so that ketogenic therapy will be widely available in the future. In the meantime, we are providing as many free resources as possible. We also wanted to let you know that, in the next few weeks, we will be releasing a video and article on this topic. Please make sure you have subscribed to our newsletter and channel!
Hey is this normal? I’m in extreme pain. So I started the ketogenic diet with the goal of alleviating my chronic anxiety - I’m in the transitory phase which is marked by a severe unrelenting headache, severe tinnitus, nausea, chronic diarrhea, and abdominal pain. I also smell like acetone / nail polish remover. How long should this last - I still feel severe ocd and anxiety. I am using a lot of b vitamins sodium electrolytes magnesium Creatine and fiber but it isn’t helping
We are so sorry that we can't give individual advice or comment on individual symptoms. But in general, if any change creates severe symptoms, it may not be worth continuing and may be a sign that expert clinical guidance is indicated. It always comes back to individuals consulting with their own healthcare team.
@@metabolicmindI feel better now
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