Jason Schiffman's guest appearances

Jason Schiffman

BloodStream

Beyond The Balance Sheet Podcast

Chris Herren

Jeff Johnson

Dan Levy

Alex Borstein

James Hughes

Jessica Lauren

Natasha Chandel

Eric Brotman

Katie Strang

Michael Bishop

Debbie Bing

Susan Lynch

Ali Stroker

Nicola Miller

Sarah Watson

OwlTail

In this revisited episode, we are joined by Dr. Jason Schiffman. He is the founder and Director of Camden Center, a nationally recognized center of excellence for treating mental health and addictive disorders. First, Jason explains whether celebrities struggle differently than the rest of us and how the support system of a celebrity differs from the general public. Later, Dr. Schiffman discusses the complexities and benefits of group therapy for someone who is in the public eye. Tune in as we speak about the importance of vulnerability to building the foundation of emotional wellbeing.   IN THIS EPISODE:    [02:30] Do celebrities struggle differently than the rest of us?  [08:50] How does the support system of a celebrity differ from the general public? [15:35] The problems related to having celebrities in group therapy.  [21:35] The importance of vulnerability to building the foundation of emotional wellbeing.    KEY TAKEAWAYS:    The drive that can lead to a sufficient amount of work ethic to become famous is the same thing that can drive you to develop shame-related emotions. Support happens from anyone who really authentically cares about that person.  Putting a celebrity in a group therapy session can cause problems in terms of the dynamic between that person and the other group members.  To improve your psychological well being, you need to find the strength to be vulnerable.     LINKS MENTIONED:   Website   www.camdencenter.com   BIO:   Jason Schiffman, MD, MA, MBA, is the founder and Director of Camden Center, a nationally recognized center of excellence for the treatment of mental health and addictive disorders located in Los Angeles and San Francisco.  He earned his Medical Doctorate and his Master of Business Administration from the University of Southern California (USC) and completed his residency in psychiatry at the UCLA Semel Institute for Neuroscience and Human Behavior where he served as chief resident of the UCLA Anxiety Disorders Program. Upon completion of residency, Dr. Schiffman founded the UCLA Dual Diagnosis Program where he continues to serve as Medical Director. Dr. Schiffman is a diplomate of the National Board of Psychiatry and Neurology and is also board certified in Addiction Medicine.  Dr. Schiffman has extensive research experience in molecular biology and is the author of numerous scientific publications in this field. He is a nationally recognized expert on addiction and co-occurring mood, anxiety, and trauma related disorders, and has written extensively on the subjects of addiction, anxiety, and trauma in both the academic and popular press. One of Dr. Schiffman's primary interests is the development of novel healthcare systems for the treatment of psychiatric and addictive disorders. His goal in establishing Camden Center was to create a facility where patients could receive world-class treatment that resulted in true recovery.

In this revisited episode, we are joined by Dr. Jason Schiffman. He is the founder and Director of Camden Center, a nationally recognized center of excellence for treating mental health and addictive disorders. First, Jason explains whether celebrities struggle differently than the rest of us and how the support system of a celebrity differs from the general public. Later, Dr. Schiffman discusses the complexities and benefits of group therapy for someone who is in the public eye. Tune in as we speak about the importance of vulnerability to building the foundation of emotional wellbeing. IN THIS EPISODE: <ul> <li>[02:30] Do celebrities struggle differently than the rest of us? </li> <li>[08:50] How does the support system of a celebrity differ from the general public?</li> <li>[15:35] The problems related to having celebrities in group therapy. </li> <li>[21:35] The importance of vulnerability to building the foundation of emotional wellbeing.</li> </ul> KEY TAKEAWAYS: <ul> <li>The drive that can lead to a sufficient amount of work ethic to become famous is the same thing that can drive you to develop shame-related emotions.</li> <li>Support happens from anyone who really authentically cares about that person. </li> <li>Putting a celebrity in a group therapy session can cause problems in terms of the dynamic between that person and the other group members. </li> <li>To improve your psychological well being, you need to find the strength to be vulnerable. </li> </ul> LINKS MENTIONED: Website <a href="http://www.camdencenter.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">www.camdencenter.com</a> BIO: Jason Schiffman, MD, MA, MBA, is the founder and Director of Camden Center, a nationally recognized center of excellence for the treatment of mental health and addictive disorders located in Los Angeles and San Francisco.  He earned his Medical Doctorate and his Master of Business Administration from the University of Southern California (USC) and completed his residency in psychiatry at the UCLA Semel Institute for Neuroscience and Human Behavior where he served as chief resident of the UCLA Anxiety Disorders Program. Upon completion of residency, Dr. Schiffman founded the UCLA Dual Diagnosis Program where he continues to serve as Medical Director. Dr. Schiffman is a diplomate of the National Board of Psychiatry and Neurology and is also board certified in Addiction Medicine.  Dr. Schiffman has extensive research experience in molecular biology and is the author of numerous scientific publications in this field. He is a nationally recognized expert on addiction and co-occurring mood, anxiety, and trauma related disorders, and has written extensively on the subjects of addiction, anxiety, and trauma in both the academic and popular press. One of Dr. Schiffman's primary interests is the development of novel healthcare systems for the treatment of psychiatric and addictive disorders. His goal in establishing Camden Center was to create a facility where patients could receive world-class treatment that resulted in true recovery.

Revisited – Lights, Camera, Anxiety: Impact of Fame on Mental Health With Dr. Jason Schiffman

Dr. Jason Schiffman is the founder and Director of Camden Center, a nationally recognized center of excellence for treating mental health and addictive disorders. First, Jason explains whether or not celebrities struggle differently than the rest of us and how the support system of a celebrity differs from the general public. Later, Dr. Schiffman discusses the complexities and benefits of group therapy for someone who is in the public eye. Tune in as we speak about the importance of vulnerability to building the foundation of emotional wellbeing.   IN THIS EPISODE:    [02:30] Do celebrities struggle differently than the rest of us?  [08:50] How does the support system of a celebrity differ from the general public? [15:35] The problems related to having celebrities in group therapy.  [21:35] The importance of vulnerability to building the foundation of emotional wellbeing.    KEY TAKEAWAYS:    The drive that can lead to a sufficient amount of work ethic to become famous is the same thing that can drive you to develop shame-related emotions. Support happens from anyone who really authentically cares about that person.  Putting a celebrity in a group therapy session can cause problems in terms of the dynamic between that person and the other group members.  To improve your psychological wellbeing, you need to find the strength to be vulnerable.     LINKS MENTIONED:   Website www.camdencenter.com  https://oconnorpg.com/podcasts/lights-camera-anxiety-impact-of-fame-on-mental-health-with-dr-jason-schiffman   BIO:   Jason Schiffman, MD, MA, MBA, is the founder and Director of Camden Center, a nationally recognized center of excellence for the treatment of mental health and addictive disorders located in Los Angeles and San Francisco.  He earned his Medical Doctorate and his Master of Business Administration from the University of Southern California (USC) and completed his residency in psychiatry at the UCLA Semel Institute for Neuroscience and Human Behavior where he served as chief resident of the UCLA Anxiety Disorders Program. Upon completion of residency, Dr. Schiffman founded the UCLA Dual Diagnosis Program where he continues to serve as Medical Director. Dr. Schiffman is a diplomate of the National Board of Psychiatry and Neurology and is also board certified in Addiction Medicine.  Dr. Schiffman has extensive research experience in molecular biology and is the author of numerous scientific publications in this field. He is a nationally recognized expert on addiction and co-occurring mood, anxiety, and trauma related disorders, and has written extensively on the subjects of addiction, anxiety, and trauma in both the academic and popular press. One of Dr. Schiffman's primary interests is the development of novel healthcare systems for the treatment of psychiatric and addictive disorders. His goal in establishing Camden Center was to create a facility where patients could receive world-class treatment that resulted in true recovery. Toward this end he developed the Camden Model of care, which identifies and treats both the symptoms and causes of mental health disorders through diagnostic evaluation, feedback-based treatment planning, and the matching of patients with individualized, multidisciplinary teams of expert clinicians.

Dr. Jason Schiffman is the founder and Director of Camden Center, a nationally recognized center of excellence for treating mental health and addictive disorders. First, Jason explains whether or not celebrities struggle differently than the rest of us and how the support system of a celebrity differs from the general public. Later, Dr. Schiffman discusses the complexities and benefits of group therapy for someone who is in the public eye. Tune in as we speak about the importance of vulnerability to building the foundation of emotional wellbeing. IN THIS EPISODE: <ul> <li>[02:30] Do celebrities struggle differently than the rest of us? </li> <li>[08:50] How does the support system of a celebrity differ from the general public?</li> <li>[15:35] The problems related to having celebrities in group therapy. </li> <li>[21:35] The importance of vulnerability to building the foundation of emotional wellbeing.</li> </ul> KEY TAKEAWAYS: <ul> <li>The drive that can lead to a sufficient amount of work ethic to become famous is the same thing that can drive you to develop shame-related emotions.</li> <li>Support happens from anyone who really authentically cares about that person. </li> <li>Putting a celebrity in a group therapy session can cause problems in terms of the dynamic between that person and the other group members. </li> <li>To improve your psychological wellbeing, you need to find the strength to be vulnerable. </li> </ul> LINKS MENTIONED: Website <a href="http://www.camdencenter.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">www.camdencenter.com</a> <a href="https://oconnorpg.com/podcasts/lights-camera-anxiety-impact-of-fame-on-mental-health-with-dr-jason-schiffman" rel="nofollow" target="_blank"> https://oconnorpg.com/podcasts/lights-camera-anxiety-impact-of-fame-on-mental-health-with-dr-jason-schiffman</a> BIO: Jason Schiffman, MD, MA, MBA, is the founder and Director of Camden Center, a nationally recognized center of excellence for the treatment of mental health and addictive disorders located in Los Angeles and San Francisco.  He earned his Medical Doctorate and his Master of Business Administration from the University of Southern California (USC) and completed his residency in psychiatry at the UCLA Semel Institute for Neuroscience and Human Behavior where he served as chief resident of the UCLA Anxiety Disorders Program. Upon completion of residency, Dr. Schiffman founded the UCLA Dual Diagnosis Program where he continues to serve as Medical Director. Dr. Schiffman is a diplomate of the National Board of Psychiatry and Neurology and is also board certified in Addiction Medicine.  Dr. Schiffman has extensive research experience in molecular biology and is the author of numerous scientific publications in this field. He is a nationally recognized expert on addiction and co-occurring mood, anxiety, and trauma related disorders, and has written extensively on the subjects of addiction, anxiety, and trauma in both the academic and popular press. One of Dr. Schiffman's primary interests is the development of novel healthcare systems for the treatment of psychiatric and addictive disorders. His goal in establishing Camden Center was to create a facility where patients could receive world-class treatment that resulted in true recovery. Toward this end he developed the Camden Model of care, which identifies and treats both the symptoms and causes of mental health disorders through diagnostic evaluation, feedback-based treatment planning, and the matching of patients with individualized, multidisciplinary teams of expert clinicians.

Lights, Camera, Anxiety: Impact of Fame on Mental Health With Dr. Jason Schiffman

The Flagship! Natalie and Patrick discuss the era of "virtual everything," how COVID's put remote chronic disease management in the spotlight, and Jason Schiffman (MD, MA, MBA), the Founder and Director of UCLA's Dual Diagnosis Program, joins for the interview to discuss the relationship between anxiety, depression, and addiction. Plus, Natalie and Patrick reflect on what's been a historic time of activism and civil unrest.     Presenting Sponsor:  Takeda   Like Segment Sponsor:  Genentech       Like Segment: Maintaining Chronic Disease Management During COVID COVID Financial Resources from NHF  COVID Financial Resources from HFA  Facts on Racial Injustice from DoSomething.org  Showing Up For Racial Justice Camden Center / Dr. Jason Schiffman  UCLA Dual Diagnosis / Dr. Jason Schiffman Racism in America: A BloodStream Media Special Subscribe to BloodStream on Apple Podcasts

The Flagship! Natalie and Patrick discuss the era of "virtual everything," how COVID's put remote chronic disease management in the spotlight, and Jason Schiffman (MD, MA, MBA), the Founder and Director of UCLA's Dual Diagnosis Program, joins for the interview to discuss the relationship between anxiety, depression, and addiction. Plus, Natalie and Patrick reflect on what's been a historic time of activism and civil unrest.   Presenting Sponsor: <a href="https://www.bleedingdisorders.com/" rel="noopener nofollow" target="_blank"> Takeda</a> Like Segment Sponsor: <a href="http://hemafacebook.com/" rel="noopener nofollow" target="_blank"> Genentech</a>   Like Segment: <a href="https://patientengagementhit.com/news/maintaining-chronic-disease-management-in-coronavirus-pandemic" rel="noopener nofollow" target="_blank">Maintaining Chronic Disease Management During COVID</a><a href="https://www.hemophilia.org/Newsroom/COVID-19-Information/COVID-19-Assistance-Programs" rel="noopener nofollow" target="_blank"> COVID Financial Resources from NHF</a> <a href="https://www.hemophiliafed.org/our-role-and-programs/assisting-and-advocating/financial-assistance/covid-19-relief-fund/" rel="noopener nofollow" target="_blank"> COVID Financial Resources from HFA</a> <a href="http://dosomething.org/" rel="noopener nofollow" target="_blank"> Facts on Racial Injustice from DoSomething.org</a> <a href="https://www.showingupforracialjustice.org/" rel="noopener nofollow" target="_blank"> Showing Up For Racial Justice</a><a href="https://www.camdencenter.com/clinicians" rel="noopener nofollow" target="_blank"> Camden Center / Dr. Jason Schiffman</a> <a href="https://www.semel.ucla.edu/dual-diagnosis-program/team/jason-schiffman-md-ma-mba" rel="noopener nofollow" target="_blank"> UCLA Dual Diagnosis / Dr. Jason Schiffman</a><a href="https://youtu.be/4cL5spYFZmg" rel="noopener nofollow" target="_blank"> Racism in America: A BloodStream Media Special</a><a href="https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/bloodstream/id1133574474" rel="noopener nofollow" target="_blank"> Subscribe to BloodStream on Apple Podcasts</a>