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Dr. Michael Reed is a Nashville based psychiatrist who, for years, has explored the relationship between mental illnesses and inflammation in the brain. For years, studies have pointed to this relationship between neuroinflammation and depression, knowledge which has allowed Dr. Reed to shape how he treats his patients. After becoming well informed on this, he has found more success when it comes to helping his patients. To learn more about Dr. Michael Reed and his body of work, check out his blog: http://drmichaelreed.org/

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