MBTI: Fact or Fiction?

Social Media (Cryptocurrency, OnlyFans, and THE RENT IS TOO DAMN HIGH)

Social media is becoming more and more recognized as being more addictive than cigarettes and alcohol. It is also a significant contributor to affecting our mental states by exposing us to the plethora of content that seemingly shape our depiction of ideal values. In this episode, we discuss some of the common topics posted on social media and its impact on society.

Stress and Anxiety

This month is devoted to mental health and management, in honor of Mental Health Awareness Month. In this episode, John and Albert discuss how stress affects each of us in and out of the workforce, and we discuss the various ways to manage and cope with our stresses.

10 Things We Wish We Had Known

In this episode, we talk about 10 things we wish we had known before entering the health profession field. Hopefully, the things we mention can give some valuable insight into the field and offer some help to future aspiring clinicians.

Killer Pimples

In this week's episodes, we discuss patient cases to showcase why routine check ups are not over-rated nor should be taken for granted. We use these cases of "killer pimples" from our clinical experiences to shed light on how preventative and proactive care dramatically improves patient health and prognosis. Warning: the following content is not suitable for all ages.

MBTI: Fact or Fiction?

In this episode, we break down the history of the MBTI test and discuss our opinions on the validity of this test. We then talk about our individual results and see if it matches with our self-perceived image of ourselves. Lastly, we talk about our opinions on when the test is fun...and when things are taken too far....