Schema Therapy and ADHD - 7 minutes with Dr Shapiro 2

This video is the second in a 3 part series on Schema Therapy and ADHD. Ruth Holt and Rita Younan (Clinical Psychologists and ISST certified Advanced Schema Therapists) are joined by Dr Scott Shapiro.
Dr. Scott Shapiro, a leading expert on Adult ADHD, trained at the Harvard Medical School programs, Massachusetts General Hospital and Mount Auburn Hospital. He served as Director of Psychiatry at St. Vincent's Catholic Medical Center's infectious disease unit in New York City and worked with the Hallowell Center, a renowned institute for ADHD treatment.
In his private practice, based in New York City, Dr. Shapiro specializes in Adult ADHD, providing care to patients across New York and New Jersey. He blends psychopharmacology, medical psychiatry, Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) and Schema Therapy to create individualized treatments for ADHD, depression, and anxiety.
Dr. Shapiro is also an Executive Coach and Organizational Psychiatrist, using his expertise to help executives, leaders, entrepreneurs, and other professionals enhance strengths and performance. He focuses on improving communication, leadership, productivity, performance, and emotional intelligence.
He has written extensively about Adult ADHD, its treatment, and practical strategies to help individuals overcome their challenges. To access these articles, visit his website at www.scottshapiromd.com
This series is aimed at clients and Schema Therapists.
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