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Not to sound Paranoid, but...
Not to sound overly paranoid, but it is crucial that we implement comprehensive firearm reform legislation before some misguided individual decides to equip artificial intelligence robots with automatic weapons. The implications of such a scenario could be catastrophic, and we need to take proactive measures to prevent it from becoming a reality.
Jamie Sorenson
Sep 133 min read


No one should be Unalived as a result of an Attack
If a public figure like Charlie Kirk, who has vocally advocated for certain ideologies and beliefs, is not immune to the threats and violence that can arise from such advocacy, then it is difficult for me to feel assured that my family and loved ones are shielded from similar dangers.
Jamie Sorenson
Sep 132 min read


Doulas reduce risk of Postpartum Mood and Anxiety Disorders
Doulas are invaluable members of the medical community, providing essential support to individuals with uteruses during one of the most transformative times in their lives.
Jamie Sorenson
Sep 72 min read


How upset will MAHA be when they realize the "root cause" of chronic illness is....
How upset will MAHA be when they realize the "root cause" of chronic illness is neglecting Women's Health!?!? This issue is not merely a statistic; it is a profound societal concern that affects the well-being of the entire population.
Jamie Sorenson
Aug 313 min read


"Happy Trails" and Depression
So many people assume that because they develop depression in response to a specific stressor, it somehow invalidates their experience, leading them to believe it’s not “real depression.”
Jamie Sorenson
Aug 242 min read


Traumatic Brain Injuries in Women
Did you know sex workers and victims of intimate partner violence are at very high risk of head injuries and subsequently Chronic Traumatic Encephalopathy?
Jamie Sorenson
Aug 242 min read


Perimenopause is the New Wild West
I feel like perimenopause is basically the new Wild West with even less regulations and rules. This phase of a woman's life can feel chaotic and unpredictable, much like the untamed frontier, where women are navigating a landscape that is still largely misunderstood and under-discussed in many circles.
Jamie Sorenson
Jul 202 min read


Zuranolone for Postpartum Depression, but pretty sedating...
Please remember zuranolone, a medication that has garnered significant attention due to its unique mechanism of action and its role in addressing postpartum depression.
Jamie Sorenson
Jul 52 min read


Breastfeeding is a low Estrogen state
While breastfeeding is a beautiful and rewarding experience for many mothers, it can also come with its own set of challenges.
Jamie Sorenson
Jul 52 min read


Pro tip from a Board Certified Psychiatrist
One valuable insight that I have gleaned throughout my practice is this: if a patient is messaging you incessantly between appointments, consider increasing the frequency of your sessions with them.
Jamie Sorenson
Jul 53 min read


The Biggest Risk Factor for Postpartum Depression: Depression during pregnancy
One of the most significant risk factors for developing postpartum depression is experiencing depression during pregnancy. This underscores the importance of monitoring mental health throughout the prenatal period.
Jamie Sorenson
Jul 52 min read


Whip it out mama! Breastfeeding in Public
In today’s society, it is truly baffling to witness the judgment directed toward mothers who breastfeed in public. The scrutiny they face is not just unwarranted; it is downright absurd.
Jamie Sorenson
Jun 302 min read


Is it Brain Fog or am I ovulating?
There are two critical points in the menstrual cycle where ADHD symptoms can significantly worsen: 1) during ovulation and 2) just before menstruation.
Jamie Sorenson
Jun 302 min read


Wandering Womb? Is anti-NMDA encephalitis from a teratoma what they meant?
I’ve been so offended by the wandering womb hypothesis of mental health issues in women for so many years now, a notion that trivializes and misrepresents the complexities of women's mental health.
Jamie Sorenson
Jun 292 min read


Does the baby feel like yours?
I had this fantasy that we would immediately have this deep connection, but it didn’t play out exactly that way. I was more just amazed by this little creature that cooed and cried and smelled wonderful, but was he really mine?
Jamie Sorenson
May 41 min read


Postpartum OCD: The good, bad and ugly
Cleaning is the fun part of OCD for me, the part that stinks is having intrusive thoughts that make you feel like a horrible person.
Jamie Sorenson
May 41 min read


Genetics for psych meds?
Yes! The future is here, but remember these tests do NOT tell you what medications will work.
Jamie Sorenson
Apr 261 min read


Feeling Angry?
We feel angry when you’re resenting someone and we feel resentment in response to two things:
Jamie Sorenson
Apr 261 min read


Relationship Advice
If I could tell my younger self one thing it would be that relationships are not supposed to feel like asteroids colliding.
Jamie Sorenson
Apr 261 min read


Do you get a ton of UTIs? Interstitial Cystitis or Bladder Pain Syndrome
Do you get so many UTIs? Like so many that your doctor is giving you funny looks?
Jamie Sorenson
Mar 91 min read
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