The Dr. Joe Show

(Originally aired December 17, 2020) Today we hold a reading of one of Dr. Joe's short stories from his psychiatric career, unleashing the power of respect to defuse a tense situation.

(Originally aired June 21, 2018)   We take some time this episode to take a closer look at the life of Dr. Joe himself! From humble beginnings in Cape Town, South Africa to the TV studios of Boston, and finally to his development of his I-M Approach, we learn who he is - and why he does what he does.

The experts of Riverside Trauma Center talk about their most recent efforts to help ease anxiety and address the need for safety, social connection, and predictability in the uncertain times of COVID-19.   Resources: Riverside Trauma Center ( http://riversidetraumacenter.org/ ) MassSupport ( https://masssupport.org/ ) MassSupport Statewide Assistance: 1-888-215-4920 National Suicide Prevention Lin...

(Originally aired April 4, 2019) Screenwriter-turned-author Marty Thornley joins us to tell us about his relation to the opioid epidemic, which has inspired the creation of his novel, Painless. Get your copy of Painless!

(Originally aired November 19th, 2020) We're rejoined by business veteran and author Anne Baum to learn how to land the perfect job interview from her new book in the Small Mistakes, Big Consequences series! Get your copy today!

(Originally aired November 12, 2020)   Following a week of Americans making small changes toward big effects, Mark and Dr. Joe address the divide in the country; what caused it, and how can we bridge it?

(Originally aired November 5, 2020) We're Joined by renowned psychologist Jodie Eckleberry-Hunt to learn about the healing powers of humor and profanity! Get your copy of Move on Motherf*cker: Live, Laugh, and Let Sh*t Go

(Originally aired October 29, 2020) We're joined by Dr. Sam Stea, author of The Edge of Elsewhere , to discuss the responsibilities of the medical community in addressing climate change. Get your copy of The Edge of Elsewhere !

(Originally aired January 25, 2018) Dr. Joe is joined by Dr. David Perna to discuss the roots of anger, and the tools adults and adolescents alike can use to manage their own. Get your copy of Outsmarting Anger !  

(Originally aired October 15, 2020)   Tyson Sunnerberg returns to share his expertise on how diabetes makes one more vulnerable to COVID-19, and then announces the brilliant adaptation the annual Renegade Run has made for 2020!   Get involved and donate to this year's Virtual Run !   For more information on diabetes, visit https://www.diabetes.org/

(Originally aired October 8, 2020) We welcome back Kelli Miller to discuss the struggle parents face with remote learning, breaking the stigma around ADHD, and the ups and downs of virtual therapy. Get in touch with Kelli at kellimillertherapy.com ! Get your copy of Thriving with ADHD!

(Originally aired October 1, 2020) We fight through some technical difficulties once more as we discuss the growing pains involved in remote learning and working alike, and end with a surprise guest!

(Originally aired April 12, 2018)   We're joined by adolescent psychology expert Jeff Bostic to learn about the lengthy process of brain development, and the critical skill of de-escalation required when dealing with a limbic teenager.

(Originally aired September 24, 2020) We're excited to host Carol Gould and Michael Leslie of Connect2Recovery at Riverside Community Care! Join them Wednesday, September 30 12:00-1:00 PM EST for Riverside's Recovery Celebration, hosted by Dr. Joe with special guests Slaine and Matt Ganem! Register here!

(Originally aired September 17, 2020)   We continue our discussion on substance abuse and mental health with a deeper dive into three clips of past guests Dr. Eugene Beresin, Ed Jacobs, and Georgia Foster.

(Originally aired September 10, 2020) After a brief discussion on Richard Dawkins and the origin of memes, we listen back to three past guests - Shana of Drug Story Theater, Katie Morini, and Jim Wahlberg - powerful voices in the fight against addiction.

(Originally aired September 3, 2020) True to the spirit of the I-M Approach, Dr. Joe looks again at two of our fantastic guests, Hedy Pagremanski and Angela Callahan.

(Originally aired August 27, 2020) Dr. Ann Messer and Annie Albrecht of One Good Turn share the origins of their amazing non-profit organization, starting with the tale of saving a man's life when surrounded by his rival tribe. Later, they brief us on the latest science on COVID-19, and provide updates and reminders for best practices in handling it, all included in their new Corona Care Handbook....

(Originally aired August 20, 2020)   Author of Race on the Brain and Dr. Joe's longtime peer Jonathan Kahn joins us to explain how any one of us can uncover a pattern of bias in our everyday thought process - but what we do from there is our responsibility.   Get your copy of Race on the Brain: What Implicit Bias Gets Wrong About the Struggle for Racial Justice    

(Originally aired August 13, 2020) We're joined by professor of evolutionary psychology Glenn Geher to learn how viruses can alter their hosts behavior to accelerate their spread - and how COVID-19 may be doing just that. Link to COVID Personality Survey: https://www.psychologytoday.com/us/blog/darwins-subterranean-world/202008/covid-personality-survey

(Originally aired August 6, 2020) Knowing Mark is preparing to launch into the world of mediation, Dr. Joe enlists Zoom Papa Christopher Sarson - an accomplished mediator himself - to share the dos and don'ts of the trade.  

(Originally aired July 30, 2020) Doing our part to help ensure the Black Lives Matter movement stays front-and-center, we have the honor to learn from Angela Crutchfield-Callahan, leader in the field of transformational HR and founder of PESSCE (Peace) Unlimited .

(Originally aired July 23, 2020)   We're joined by author and host of Dropping In Diane Dewey to discuss her story of adoption and re-connection with her biological family, and the resilience imparted on children by the adults in their lives.   Link to purchase Fixing the Fates: An Adoptee's Story of Truth and Lies

(Originally recorded April 15, 2020)   With the heartbreaking reality that people may not be with their loved ones when they pass, Dr. Patrick O'Malley shares how our presence can help those grieving around us.   Link to purchase Getting Grief Right: Finding Your Story of Love in the Sorrow of Loss

(Originally aired July 16, 2020) We're lucky enough to an expert on infectious diseases with us today to address some of the most common questions and concerns about the developing coronavirus situation. Mask up!