Ten to the Fifteenth: The Official Podcast of the National Neuroscience Curriculum Initiative (NNCI)

S3E7: More than a tool

In our final episode, Dr. Noah Philip highlights one more emerging approach to brain stimulation. Then, Drs. Philip, Williams, and Lisanby help us return to the most impo

S3E6: Deep Brain Stimulation

In this episode, Drs. Martijn Figee and Holly Lisanby talk about emerging approaches for helping some of our sickest patients This podcast is powered by ZenCast.fm

S3E5: TMS 2.0

In this episode, Dr. Nolan Williams walks us through how a good treatment got a whole lot better. This podcast is powered by ZenCast.fm

S3E4: Magnets get a bad rap

In this episode, Drs. Nolan Williams, Andy Leuchter, and Collin Price introduce us to one of the most exciting new tools for treating psychiatric illnesses — transcranial

S3E3: But how?

In this episode, Dr. Holly Lisanby helps us answer a central question about ECT – how does it work?  This podcast is powered by ZenCast.fm

S3E2: ECT works.

In this episode, Dr. Holly Lisanby walks us through the history of one of the most effective treatments in all of medicine. This podcast is powered by ZenCast.fm

S3E1: From Serendipity to Science

Welcome to Season 3 of Ten to the Fifteenth: From Serendipity to Science, a 7 part mini-series in which we’ll introduce you to the extraordinary world of brain stimulatio

S2E1: It's not just about cats.

In this episode, we explore attachment and the impact of early childhood trauma. Guests include Drs. Katie McLaughlin and Eliz Fenstermacher and Attorney Neha Desai, from

Episode 3: A Jug of Urine

In this episode, we explore: how we have understood the biology of Posttraumatic Stress Disorder through time; and how new tools and approaches may transform diagnosis an

Episode 2: De Novo

In this episode, we explore: what causes psychiatric illness and how our thoughts on this question have evolved over time. Guests include Drs. Stan Possick, Daniel Moreno

Episode 1: What’s in a Name?

In this episode, we explore: how the field of psychiatry came to define psychiatric illnesses in the way that we do; and how current neuroscience might change the way we