Jack Shriner's guest appearances

Jack Shriner

Sunday Morning Magazine

Eric Metaxas

Judith Orloff

Thomas Moore

Mark Goulston

Mamie Kanfer Stewart

Richard Bell

Gary Taubes

Jamie Koufman

Leonard Mlodinow

Michael Lewis

Susie Rheault

Darryl Edwards

Andrew Solomon

Erik Vance

Scott Turow

OwlTail

Jack Shriner is the Lead Psychotherapist at PacMed, where he works with people of all ages, and he has a keen desire to help kids. Having now spent months in this CoVID reality is a challenge for most of us.  It can be very impactful on our kids, so it is important to be observant, engage with them, and seek professional help when it's needed. And this is adolescents and teens. Appointments are being held virtually. www.pacmed.org

Jack Shriner is the Lead Psychotherapist at PacMed, where he works with people of all ages, and he has a keen desire to help kids. Having now spent months in this CoVID reality is a challenge for most of us.  It can be very impactful on our kids, so it is important to be observant, engage with them, and seek professional help when it's needed. And this is adolescents and teens. Appointments are being held virtually. <br><br><a href="http://www.pacmed.org" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">www.pacmed.org</a>

  Our youth need us to be informed about their mental health. Jack Shriner educates us.

Jack Shriner is the Lead Psychotherapist with PacMed here in the Puget Sound area, with 12 years of meeting with clients. He and other staff continue to do their critical work--virtually. This is important as mental health during this pandemic time, can potentially be more hidden when we are socially distancing.  And it has the potential to be additionally stressful on our kids. Jack is dedicated to helping our youth, and families and has a more in depth article he's written at the website--Is My Son Depressed or Just Lazy? It has excellent insights and tips for parents, teachers, and guardians. https://www.pacificmedicalcenters.org/who-we-are/jack-shriner/

Jack Shriner is the Lead Psychotherapist with PacMed here in the Puget Sound area, with 12 years of meeting with clients. He and other staff continue to do their critical work--virtually. This is important as mental health during this pandemic time, can potentially be more hidden when we are socially distancing.  And it has the potential to be additionally stressful on our kids. Jack is dedicated to helping our youth, and families and has a more in depth article he's written at the website--Is My Son Depressed or Just Lazy? It has excellent insights and tips for parents, teachers, and guardians. <br><br><a href="https://www.pacificmedicalcenters.org/who-we-are/jack-shriner/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.pacificmedicalcenters.org/who-we-are/jack-shriner/</a>

Jack Shriner from PacMed: Life can be a challenge for youth. Learn how to support, and where to find professional help.