Samantha Fox, FNP-BC

Postpone the Death: Rethinking Mental Health Treatment

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Psychiatry has spent too long focused on survival instead of restoration. Hosted by Samantha Fox, FNP-BC, Postpone the Death explores modern psychiatry, psychopharmacology, precision medicine, stigma, and the real human stories behind mental health treatment. Through honest conversations, clinical insight, and evidence-based discussion, this podcast challenges outdated narratives in mental health care while advocating for a future where patients do more than merely exist — they live. This is psychiatry beyond symptom reduction. This is about getting life back.

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Samantha Fox, FNP-BC

Episodes

The Consult Room Episode 1: Functional Isn't Fine - Partial Remission 17.06.2026 42:05

Welcome to the very first episode of The Consult Room . Hosted by Samantha Fox, FNP-BC, and Korby Howell, PA-C, this companion series to Postpone the Death takes listeners beyond the public conversation and into the real-world discussions clinicians have every day. In this inaugural episode, Samantha and Korby unpack the concept behind Functional Isn't Fine and explore a question they encounter re...

Episode 2: Functional Isn't Fine 11.06.2026 22:56

What if we've been measuring success all wrong? In mental health, we often celebrate when someone goes back to work, keeps up with responsibilities, or simply makes it through the day. But what happens when a person is technically functioning and still feels completely disconnected from their life? In this episode, I explore the difference between surviving and truly living. We talk about the pati...

Episode 1: There Is a Name Within the Name — The Meaning of “Postpone the Death” 18.05.2026 6:46

Why “Postpone the Death”? In the first episode of Postpone the Death, Samantha Fox explores the meaning behind the title and the deeper reality of what mental illness can take from people long before suicidality ever enters the conversation. This episode introduces the mission behind the podcast: rethinking psychiatry, embracing precision psychopharmacology, and recognizing that patients do not ju...