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What does dr. Winner specialize in?

While Dr. Winner has worked with a varied group of patients over his career, his current emphasis is in perfectionism, anxiety, obsessive compulsive disorder, depression, anxious depression, rumination, attention problems, and obsessive doubt.  


Dr. Winner's approach combines evidence based 'talk' therapies (CBT, ACT, ERP, behavioral activation etc.) with judicious medication management.  Combining medication with 'talk' therapy allows for an integrated, centralized treatment approach between the patient and Dr. Winner.  


Dr. Winner had a unique experience working as the medical director for a biotech startup company that scaled from him being the 7th person hired at the company to >500 people when he left.  This experience has been invaluable when doing executive coaching and performance enhancement coaching for many IT professionals.


A few examples of different presenting problems include: 


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Somatic Preoccupation

pure obsessional and obsessive doubt

pure obsessional and obsessive doubt

Some patients have difficulty due to their intense, 'overfocus' on their health condition(s) or body sensations.

pure obsessional and obsessive doubt

pure obsessional and obsessive doubt

pure obsessional and obsessive doubt

Some patients have difficulty making decisions to such a degree that it affects their ability to engage in their career or socialize.

Social anxiety

pure obsessional and obsessive doubt

impostor syndrome

Some patients have a very loud negative internal dialogue that stops them from appropriately socializing due to fear of appearing 'dumb' or 'inept'.

impostor syndrome

NAVIGATING Difficult managers

impostor syndrome

Many patients are constantly plagued with the concern that someone will 'figure out' that they are not as good as advertised.

'Classic' ocd

NAVIGATING Difficult managers

NAVIGATING Difficult managers

Some patients suffer from recurrent, negative thoughts, images, or impulses such as fears of contamination or compulsions such as checking/rechecking.

NAVIGATING Difficult managers

NAVIGATING Difficult managers

NAVIGATING Difficult managers

Many patients have difficulty dealing with managers who micromanage them or generally lack emotional intelligence.


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perfectionism

Analysis paralysis

perfectionism

Perfect is the enemy of good.  Perfectionism is related to many of these problems.

Irritability

Analysis paralysis

perfectionism

Things don't always go according to plan.  When stressors add up some patients feel 'on edge' all the time. 

Analysis paralysis

Analysis paralysis

sustaining attention

Thinking one's way out of a problem can be akin to digging harder to get out of a hole.  Many patients believe, "if I just think about this harder I will figure out."

sustaining attention

sustaining attention

sustaining attention

Many patients have difficulty maintaining attention because they are either 1) too focused on the wrong thing or 2) don't have enough 'anxiety' to hone in their focus.

Insomnia

sustaining attention

Relationship issues

It is very difficult to sleep if your brain is telling you that it needs to figure everything out RIGHT NOW.

Relationship issues

sustaining attention

Relationship issues

Social dynamics combine elements of many of these problems.  Tolerating the emotional discomfort of setting boundaries can be very difficult for some people.

career progression

Transition from high school to college

Transition from high school to college

Many patients have difficulty knowing how to navigate politics and work dynamics to move their career to the next level. 

Transition from high school to college

Transition from high school to college

Transition from high school to college

The transition to college can be very difficult.  The autonomy combined with the rigors of coursework create a pivotal time for students to create personal structure and discipline.

depressed mood

Transition from high school to college

COVId isolation

Many patients feel that they are in a 'fog' and have aren't able to tap into the joy in their lives.  

COVId isolation

life transitions

COVId isolation

As a communal species the pandemic has exacerbated anxiety and depression in many patients' lives.    

avoidance

life transitions

life transitions

Avoidance is the currency of anxiety.  Many patients avoid people or situations to help 'manage' their anxiety.  Unfortunately, this often makes things worse.   

life transitions

life transitions

life transitions

Starting school, changing jobs, retirement, moving to the area-- these are a few examples of transitions in life.  These transitions can be fraught with 'overthinking', anxiety, and insomnia.  


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