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Roger Gould, M.D.  
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Specialties: Mental Health, Wellness, emotional eating

Education
M.D., Northwestern UniversityGraduate, 1954 - 1959
Medical Training
UCLA - Internship - 1959 - 1960
UCLA - Residency - 1960 - 1965
Board Certification
1965: Psychiatry
Patient Education Materials and Publications
Author of the new, popular book, Shrink Yourself

Creator of Free Yourself From Emotional Eating Online Program

Author of the best-selling book, Transformations: Growth and Change in Adult Life

Co-authored, Passages More than 18 published articles and chapters in professional journals and books.


Other
Dr. Gould’s work has been covered in Time magazine, The New York Times, and Psychology Today as well as national television shows.

In the early 80's Dr. Gould began exploring the role that computers and the internet could play in psychotherapy, and was acknowledged by the Smithsonian for his efforts in the field.

Recent Blog Entries

Feb 01, 2011 - 3 Comments
There was a statement that caught my attention in a recent article from the Washington Post's "Eat, Drink and Be Healthy"...

Jan 16, 2011 - 2 Comments
We all make New Year's resolutions, and often these resolutions involve weight loss. However, many of us quickly lose traction befo...

Dec 16, 2010 - 2 Comments
These are hard times for everyone. Even though there is a cloud of uncertainty hanging over the country, it's still time to celebra...

Oct 07, 2010 - 1 Comment
I think I have established clearly in previous blogs that there is a known pathway to break the emotional eating habit. It requires...

Sep 24, 2010 - 2 Comments
It is so painful to watch people struggle in their attempts to break the emotional eating habit. I wish I had a quick and easy solu...
I’m going to continue talking about the stages one has to go through to be cured of the destructive emotional eating habit, and I w...
This is the second blog in the series about Feeding Your Mind with Food. I intended to write a different story today but the respon...

May 25, 2010 - 3 Comments
I have described in the last several blogs how rebellion, self doubt, marriage, guilt, and perfectionism can cause you to overeat a...