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Keeping Ashland Healthy – Episode 95 – Conference, Crisis, and Coming Off Meds
Keeping Ashland Healthy – Episode 95 – Conference, Crisis, and Coming Off Meds
Keeping Ashland Healthy – Episode 95 – Conference, Crisis, and Coming Off Meds
Tuesday 15th July 2025
Explore new crisis services in Ashland County and learn about psychiatric drug withdrawal with Dr. Ashley and David Ross.
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Episode Overview
- Ohio's Mental Health Conference materials are available online.
- MRSS offers rapid crisis intervention for youth and families.
- Adult Mobile Crisis Response is coming soon to Ashland County.
- New resources for psychiatric drug withdrawal are emerging.
- Informed consent is crucial when starting psychiatric medications.
"When you're emotional, both parties are probably not seeing clearly or communicating."
Join Dr. Ashley and David Ross as they dive into the latest developments in mental health support and drug withdrawal strategies. The duo discusses Ohio's Mental Health Conference, highlighting key materials now available online for those who missed out. They also introduce two new mobile crisis services coming to Ashland County – MRSS for youth and families, and the upcoming Adult Mobile Crisis Response. These services aim to provide timely intervention during crises, offering support without cost to Ohio families.
Dr. Ashley shares her excitement about the rapid response of MRSS, which can arrive within an hour to deescalate situations and assess needs. The episode also touches on the evolving landscape of psychiatric drug withdrawal. With resources like the Maudsley Deprescribing Guidelines and Laura Delano's book, listeners gain insight into the complexities of coming off medications. Anders Sorensen's 'Crossing Zero' offers a fresh perspective on life post-medication, while Brooke Seem's work addresses the emotional journey after withdrawal. Dr.
Ashley emphasises the importance of informed consent and knowing potential withdrawal effects from the start. As Dr. Ashley bids farewell to the podcast, transitioning to teaching at Malone University, she leaves behind a legacy of informative discussions and heartfelt connections with the audience. If you're curious about mental health services or navigating medication changes, this episode is a treasure trove of information and support.