Erin Allman‑Updyke

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This Podcast Will Kill You · Ep 221 Electroconvulsive Therapy Part 2: A current conversation · 8 Sep 2026 podcast

Hi.

Shall we get into this?

There's a lot to cover.

So last week, Erin, you walked us through the history of ECT as a practice from the pretty gruesome.

To the remarkably effective and kind of left off with where are we now?

And kind of where do we go?

So, my goal for today is to make ECT feel for so many of us who maybe have never witnessed it or who have never experienced it, feel like something that is real, that we have a concept of in our mind that we can visualize.

Because I think for so many,

Of us, we might be able to picture like what a surgery looks like.

We might be able to picture in our mind what it might be like to have to take a medication every day.

But the images that we likely have of ECT, like you talked about so much last week, Erin, they're tinged with so much sensationalism.

Yes.

And it might be that one flew over the cuckoo's nest is our best image of what ECT is.

And that's not a picture of what.

it actually looks like today at all.

So what we're gonna talk about today is what this actually looks like as a medical procedure, what the situations are that we use it for today.

And then like I said already at the end, we're gonna be joined by Dr.

Leonardo Lopez to talk about kind of the future of ECT.

So there's a lot to cover.

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