Dr. Eric Bender

I've had them where people are not happy.

They suddenly stopped talking.

I really liked how much emotion came up in there.

I think that was really well done.

And the toxic male culture that they talked about outside of just the forensic evaluation, it's very true.

I mean, a lot of that is swallowing the red pill or whatever color pill you want to use.

There's all kinds of stuff there and I'm glad it's being addressed.

Well, right now I am working on a screenplay on a pilot for a TV show that deals with psychiatry and hospital work and patients and the providers.

I'm also doing more media work where I'm consulting with video games, TV shows, films.

People are asking me, can you give your input on this?

I want to make sure I don't do anything stigmatizing.

This needs more depth.

So those things are things that I've been working on.

And then also just trying to do more of this, getting out, talking to other providers that I like and admire and who have a big audience to reach about mental health and not to be afraid of it.

Tell us about that.

So I wrote some medical humor books with some colleagues, some friends, also doctors.

There was that old series of advertisements you might remember on TV.

Nine out of 10 doctors recommend this.

Nine out of 10 doctors recommend this.

And I always thought, what happened to that one other doctor?