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@dr.devanbaijal In honor of being at the American Academy of Child and Adolescent Psychiatry annual conference this week, here are some fun ways kids kept me on my toes (and humbled me) this past month!! It is truly an honor to care for the mental health of children, and one day into this conference I’m already inspired by all the other child psychiatrists throughout this country. It should also be said that it is society’s responsibility to protect children and so much more needs to be done to provide the support, system, infrastructure, tools, resources etc that kids can rely on to thrive and flourish, so we must keep advocating for more! (Disclaimer: remember this is never clinical advice and I will never post anything that pertains to identifiable information of my patients and this is all just jokes and not a representation of my employers so let’s keep it fun and don’t cancel me) #mentalhealth #therapy #psychiatry #medicine #psychiatrist

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Psychiatrist shares funny patient quotesfrom @dr.devanbaijal

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Overview

A four-image carousel post by a child psychiatrist. Each photo is a selfie of the creator in different professional or semi-professional settings, with a text overlay sharing a humorous or humbling quote from one of his young patients. The post aims to share relatable and funny experiences from his job while attending a professional conference.

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Simple outline

  1. 1Hook with a specific premise.
  2. 2Deliver sequential anecdotal proof.
  3. 3Vary the tone of each anecdote.
  4. 4Conclude with a personal reflection.

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Related videos

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Classification

Format
Concepts
Statement CarouselLifestyle CarouselStorytime
Elements
Text Overlay

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Hook analysis

What stops the scroll in the first 3 seconds

Title hook · 50%

Things kids have said to me (their psychiatrist) this past month on the psych ward

Verbal hook · 45%

Things kids have said to me (their psychiatrist) this past month on the psych ward

Visual hook · 5%

A friendly-looking man in professional attire gives a thumbs-up, creating an approachable and positive visual that contrasts with the serious-sounding setting ('psych ward') mentioned in the text overlay, sparking curiosity.

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Hook template

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Things [audience type] have said to me ([your job title]) this past [timeframe] [at/in your unexpected workplace]

  • — Things kids have said to me (their school bus driver) this past week on the morning route
  • — Things customers have said to me (their wedding cake baker) this past month in the bakery
  • — Things patients have said to me (their dentist) this past year in the chair

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Hook and payoff

The promise the opener makes, and how the video pays it back

Hook

The first slide acts as a title card, establishing a high-curiosity premise. It defines the creator's role (e.g., 'their psychiatrist') and the specific context ('on the psych ward'), promising to reveal a curated list of interesting interactions.

Payoff

The final slide delivers the last anecdote and includes a brief, parenthetical personal reaction from the creator. This serves as a concluding thought or punchline, adding a layer of personality and summarizing the creator's takeaway from the experiences.

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Narrative framework

The structural pattern this video runs on

Framework

The Anecdotal Listicle

This framework hooks the audience by establishing a specific professional or personal role and promising to share a series of surprising, humorous, or insightful interactions from that context. Each subsequent slide delivers a self-contained anecdote, functioning as a 'proof point' that keeps the user swiping for the next reveal.

Themes

  • Humor in medicine
  • Generational differences
  • Professional life
  • Relatability

Techniques

  • Selfie photography
  • Text overlay storytelling

Trends

  • Anecdotal carousel
  • Day-in-the-life content
  • Text-based storytelling on visual platforms

Post caption

In honor of being at the American Academy of Child and Adolescent Psychiatry annual conference this week, here are some fun ways kids kept me on my toes (and humbled me) this past month!! It is truly an honor to care for the mental health of children, and one day into this conference I’m already inspired by all the other child psychiatrists throughout this country. It should also be said that it is society’s responsibility to protect children and so much more needs to be done to provide the support, system, infrastructure, tools, resources etc that kids can rely on to thrive and flourish, so we must keep advocating for more! (Disclaimer: remember this is never clinical advice and I will never post anything that pertains to identifiable information of my patients and this is all just jokes and not a representation of my employers so let’s keep it fun and don’t cancel me) #mentalhealth #therapy #psychiatry #medicine #psychiatrist

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    Things kids have said to me (their psychiatrist) this past month on the psych ward

  • story · photo_1

    tried to make a ‘67’ joke and a teen said “don’t know if you know this but you’re a grown man btw”

  • story · photo_2

    Was told I was “aura farming like crazy” by wearing my doctor badge

  • story · photo_3

    Asked them their mood and they said “like a cashew… bland” (🥜🥜 noted, only identifying my moods as nuts from now on)