Dr. Mike Trangle

Not like a nice weather.

Not like a nice weather.

You know, it's not even finding the words. There are studies that people have done saying that if you just look somebody in the eye, you know, and smile at them, it's a way of recognizing them, saying they exist, noticing you. And a smile means, you know, I mean, if you notice them and you like frown and make a fist, it's the opposite bad effect. But if you smile...

You know, it's not even finding the words. There are studies that people have done saying that if you just look somebody in the eye, you know, and smile at them, it's a way of recognizing them, saying they exist, noticing you. And a smile means, you know, I mean, if you notice them and you like frown and make a fist, it's the opposite bad effect. But if you smile...

it's a warm, encouraging gesture that helps people feel a little better.

it's a warm, encouraging gesture that helps people feel a little better.

And folks with some of the serious chronic mental illnesses like schizophrenia or something that are struggling with voices or homeless and they don't smell so good because they can't get an adequate place to sleep and shower and change clothes. One, it's way overstated, the potential for violence. And everybody is scared of that. But just because you're psychotic,

And folks with some of the serious chronic mental illnesses like schizophrenia or something that are struggling with voices or homeless and they don't smell so good because they can't get an adequate place to sleep and shower and change clothes. One, it's way overstated, the potential for violence. And everybody is scared of that. But just because you're psychotic,

I mean, how do I want to say this? The odds of you being violent are like not much different, a smidgen higher than anyone else. And the odds of you being victimized by violence are much, much greater than everyone else.

I mean, how do I want to say this? The odds of you being violent are like not much different, a smidgen higher than anyone else. And the odds of you being victimized by violence are much, much greater than everyone else.

you know, but, and just acting like they're real people and human and as deserving as you of respect and courtesy goes a long, long way, you know, and challenging some of those assumptions.

you know, but, and just acting like they're real people and human and as deserving as you of respect and courtesy goes a long, long way, you know, and challenging some of those assumptions.

And I think many of us have been behavior modded a little bit to talk psychobabble, but you know, that if you do that once in a while, someone will ask you for money or change or something, and you want to avoid that. Can you don't, you know, And but people overreact to that, you know. Yeah.

And I think many of us have been behavior modded a little bit to talk psychobabble, but you know, that if you do that once in a while, someone will ask you for money or change or something, and you want to avoid that. Can you don't, you know, And but people overreact to that, you know. Yeah.

And it's just so helpful to just smile, say hello or nod, you know, as well as sort of engage in a conversation, you know. Yeah. Yeah. Before we run out of time and I don't know exactly when that is, but I want to at least mention one thing that that I have strong feelings about, you know,

And it's just so helpful to just smile, say hello or nod, you know, as well as sort of engage in a conversation, you know. Yeah. Yeah. Before we run out of time and I don't know exactly when that is, but I want to at least mention one thing that that I have strong feelings about, you know,

In the psychiatric world, there's been sort of one kind of thing that's really evidence-based as being more effective than other things and much more accessible. Given the shortage of psychiatrists and other mid-levels and even therapists and stuff, it's hard to get in. And one of the models is something called collaborative care management.

In the psychiatric world, there's been sort of one kind of thing that's really evidence-based as being more effective than other things and much more accessible. Given the shortage of psychiatrists and other mid-levels and even therapists and stuff, it's hard to get in. And one of the models is something called collaborative care management.

is where it's a model where it's based in the primary care clinic and the primary care doctor's office. And And it's something that is between 90 and 100 studies talking about how it's much more effective and cost effective and works faster than other studies.

is where it's a model where it's based in the primary care clinic and the primary care doctor's office. And And it's something that is between 90 and 100 studies talking about how it's much more effective and cost effective and works faster than other studies.