In this episode of “Treatment Redefined,” we welcome Host David Kniffen, CEO of Enterhealth, and Stacy Vernon from the Center for Brain Health. Together, they explore the underrated concept of brain health, an approach centered on thriving and self-agency rather than mere survival.

The episode highlights the importance of the Brain Health Index, a personalized performance metric that measures clarity, emotional balance, and connectedness. The index helps any individual, regardless of scientific background, to identify personal brain benchmarks and growth opportunities, monitoring brain health over time.

Stacy shares her fascinating insights into how brain training, supported by fMRI technology, improves cognitive function. This training optimizes “just-in-time” responses, demonstrating that brain health is achievable and accessible, regardless of age, gender, or background.

The episode also touches on the collaborative relationship between Enterhealth and the Center for Brain Health, discussing their shared philosophies and joint research initiatives prioritizing mental health and addiction.

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Welcome to the “Treatment Redefined” Podcast, where we explore breakthrough approaches in addiction and mental health treatment. In this episode, host David Kniffen, CEO of Enterhealth, is joined by Dr. Latif for a powerful conversation about how Functional Psychiatry is transforming recovery. They discuss how Enterhealth began integrating Functional Psychiatry into their treatment model and why this approach is offering new hope for patients.

Dave and Dr. Latif discuss the drawbacks of traditional psychiatry, limited in its scope of simply managing symptoms, and delve into the world of Functional Psychiatry, which offers a more targeted and holistic alternative through lab work and genetic testing, greatly improving outcomes.

The episode also explores the systemic barriers to adopting this approach on an economical scale, as well as resistance within the psychiatric community. They break down how Enterhealth is overcoming these challenges, implementing Functional Psychiatry in outpatient care, and creating long-term recovery strategies.

Whether you're in the medical field, navigating your own recovery, or supporting someone you love through the process, this episode will change the way you view addiction recovery.

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In this episode of Treatment Redefined, host David Kniffen, CEO of Enterhealth, sits down with Ashley Shihab, a dedicated Life Coach, to explore the evolving role of coaching in mental health and addiction recovery. They dive into what it means to feel stuck, how to find clarity, and the steps people can take to truly move forward in life. Ashley shares her approach to motivating clients and holding them accountable, and the conversation highlights the differences and connections between therapy and coaching—where therapy is focused on healing and mental health, coaching emphasizes action and personal achievement.

They also discuss the distinction between life coaches and sober coaches, and how each supports different aspects of a person's journey. Ashley sheds light on how life coaching can complement more traditional treatment methods, offering a holistic approach to recovery. While life coaching isn't a core component of functional psychiatry or somatic therapy, it plays a valuable role in supporting behavioral change, goal setting, and lifestyle modifications that reinforce clinical work. This episode offers an eye-opening look at how innovative approaches like coaching can enhance overall treatment outcomes.

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In this episode of Treatment Redefined, David Kniffen Jr., CEO of Enterhealth, sits down with Dr. Harold Urschel, Chief Medical Strategist, for an honest and eye-opening conversation about the realities of marijuana use, addiction, and the consequences of rising THC potency.

As legalization spreads across the country, so does misinformation. Dr. Urschel explains how today's marijuana is far more potent than in decades past, with THC levels reaching up to 99% in some concentrates. He breaks down how this increase in potency, especially among younger users, is linked to a sharp rise in addiction, psychosis, suicidality, and long-term brain damage. The discussion also covers the science behind marijuana’s impact on heart health, lung function, and mental health, particularly for adolescents.

Together, they explore how society’s perception of marijuana harm is declining while usage is on the rise, and how this mirrors the same business tactics once used by Big Tobacco. From the challenges of treating addiction to the critical need for public education, this episode goes deep into what many aren’t saying about cannabis.

If you're a parent, educator, policymaker, or healthcare professional—or simply someone trying to understand the bigger picture around marijuana—this conversation is a must-watch.

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In this episode of Treatment Redefined, host David Kniffen, CEO of Enterhealth, sits down with Dr. Spencer Miller—neurologist, traumatic brain injury survivor, and advocate for cutting-edge mental health treatments. Together, they dive into MeRT (Magnetic e-Resonance Therapy) and its transformative impact on conditions like depression, anxiety, PTSD, TBI, and addiction. Dr. Miller shares his personal journey, his work with Wave Neuro, and how MeRT aligns with functional psychiatry to offer personalized, brain-focused care. Learn how this innovative therapy enhances emotional resilience, improves therapy outcomes, and restores brain health at the root level. Whether you're a clinician, patient, or curious mind, this episode offers a hopeful and enlightening look at the future of mental health treatment.


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In this powerful episode of Treatment Redefined, host David Kniffen Jr. sits down with renowned psychiatrist Dr. James Greenblatt to explore the emerging field of functional psychiatry and how it's revolutionizing the way we treat addiction and mental health

With over 35 years of clinical experience, Dr. Greenblatt discusses the biochemical and nutritional imbalances often overlooked in traditional psychiatric care, especially in patients struggling with addiction. From his early interest in nutrition to becoming a leading voice in precision psychiatry, Dr. Greenblatt shares insights into why many patients don’t get better with conventional treatments and how a deeper, more personalized approach can offer real, lasting change.

Whether you're a clinician, someone in recovery, or simply passionate about progressive mental health care, this episode offers an eye-opening look into what the future of treatment could and should look like.

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