Mental Health experts & authors
Explore mental health through the work and perspectives of Dr. Whitney Wright, Adam Alter, Anna Lembke, and other authors on Chapters.
12 profiles on Chapters.
- Dr. Whitney Wright
Dr. Whitney Wright is an orthodontist and author of Men Under Pressure: A Man’s Guide to Reclaiming Mental Health.
- Adam Alter
Psychologist, author, and expert on smartphone addiction, author of Irresistible.
Selected work: Irresistible
- Anna Lembke
Anna Lembke is an American psychiatrist specializing in addiction medicine who leads Stanford’s Addiction Medicine Dual Diagnosis Clinic and wrote Dopamine Nation.
Selected work: Dopamine Nation
- Beth Macy
Beth Macy is an American journalist and nonfiction writer whose books include Dopesick, an account of America’s opioid addiction crisis.
Selected work: Dopesick
- Chanel Miller
Chanel Miller is an American writer and artist who gained prominence through her viral victim impact statement and her critically acclaimed memoir about trauma and healing.
Selected work: Know My Name
- Gabor Mate
Gabor Maté is a Canadian physician and author whose writing examines addiction, trauma, childhood development, and the links between stress and health.
Selected work: The Myth of Normal
- Gwen Adshead
Gwen Adshead is a forensic psychiatrist and psychotherapist whose clinical work and writing explore violence, responsibility, and the capacity for change.
Selected work: The Devil You Know
- Jesse Thistle
Jesse Thistle is a Métis-Cree historian and memoirist whose work explores intergenerational trauma, Métis survivance, and his experiences of addiction and homelessness.
Selected work: From the Ashes
- Judith Herman
Author of Trauma and Recovery.
Selected work: Trauma and Recovery
- Judson Brewer
Judson Brewer is a psychiatrist and neuroscientist who studies mindfulness, habit formation, and treatment approaches for anxiety, addiction, and unhealthy behaviors.
Selected work: The craving mind
- Kristin Neff
American professor of psychology, author of Self-Compassion.
Selected work: Self-Compassion
- Lori Gottlieb
21st century American writer and psychotherapist, author of Maybe You Should Talk to Someone.
Selected work: Maybe You Should Talk to Someone