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Jennie Byrne, MD, PhD
Registrace 11. 12. 2011
I live to connect the dots between people and ideas in new and unexpected ways. I am a clinical translator between segments of our complex health system - clinicians, finance, operations, data, technology, research. I have strong people skills and enjoy bringing psychological savvy and EQ to complicated problems. Clients have called me a triple threat because I:
1) Clinical Experience - nearly two decades of clinical experience as an MD/PhD
2) Entrepreneur - I’ve founded and grown a clinical organization through the entire life cycle of inception to exit
3) C-level Leadership - led teams to create and innovate clinical programs as a C-level leader
Author - "Work Smart - Brain/Behavior/Creativity and the Future of Work" (expected publication January 2023)
1) Clinical Experience - nearly two decades of clinical experience as an MD/PhD
2) Entrepreneur - I’ve founded and grown a clinical organization through the entire life cycle of inception to exit
3) C-level Leadership - led teams to create and innovate clinical programs as a C-level leader
Author - "Work Smart - Brain/Behavior/Creativity and the Future of Work" (expected publication January 2023)
"Moral Injury" book trailer - Dr Jennie Byrne
“Moral Injury: Healing the Healers’ is a nonfiction book that speaks to clinicians and healthcare leaders who are looking to make rapid and pragmatic changes to deliver humanistic healthcare, and to rediscover the joy in healing others.
Watch this book trailer to learn more.
Watch this book trailer to learn more.
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Resiliency and the Future of Work
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Dr Jennie Byrne, MD, PhD and Patrick Jeffs, PhD discuss the workplace of the future and human resiliency.
Dr Byrne unboxing her books for her Author Community
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Dr Byrne unboxing her books for her Author Community
We got the greenlight!
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Eric Koester of Creators Institute "blesses" us with the green light to move forward with our books for publication in January 2023. Jennie Byrne, MD PhD Miriam Zylberglait, MD (aka "Dr Z") Hannah Austin (CEO of SheShatters)
Book Announcement
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I am writing a book! "Work Smart" is focused on the intersection of brain and behavior and the future of work. I was inspired to write this book after talking with colleagues, other leaders, friends and family about going "back to work" after the pandemic. This got me thinking - the old ways of working weren't that great for alot of people - frankly it sucked. Why would we go back to something ...
Sister Chiefs Video
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Dr Jennie Byrne and her sister Sarah Dayes, have a conversation about their experiences as women in executive leadership positions, Chief, and a fun speed round of questions.
Balancing Ongoing Patient Care in a Crisis
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Balancing Ongoing Patient Care in a Crisis
What I learned from NCPA fireside chats
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What I learned from NCPA fireside chats
The Art of Visual III The Power of Video
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The Art of Visual III The Power of Video
The Art of Virtual II Running a Successful Web Meeting
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The Art of Virtual II Running a Successful Web Meeting
The Art of Visual I Effective Team Communication
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The Art of Visual I Effective Team Communication
Grief is complicated
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Lessons I have learned from my patients- Grief is Complicated with Dr. Jennie Byrne.
Lessons I have learned from my patients- Anxiety
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Lessons I have learned from my patients- Anxiety with Dr. Jennie Byrne.
Lessons I have learned from my patients- Depression
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Lessons I have learned from my patients- Depression
Knowing when to fight and when to accept
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Knowing when to fight and when to accept
Managing depression without medication
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Managing depression without medication
The Goldwater Rule or Why Psychiatrists Shouldn't Comment on the Psychological State of Political Fi
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The Goldwater Rule or Why Psychiatrists Shouldn't Comment on the Psychological State of Political Fi
How Can You Ease Your Aging Parent's Loneliness and Keep Them Healthy
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How Can You Ease Your Aging Parent's Loneliness and Keep Them Healthy
Why is Exercise Important for Mental Health?
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Why is Exercise Important for Mental Health?
What it's like to live with Generalized Anxiety Disorder
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What it's like to live with Generalized Anxiety Disorder
Help for the Holidays with Depression and Anxiety
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Help for the Holidays with Depression and Anxiety
NC Governor Approved Bill for Standing Order for Naloxone!
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NC Governor Approved Bill for Standing Order for Naloxone!
Would an MRI detect dementia? Thanks for sharing
I think you just made me find out I have adult ADHD. I think I should probably get checked out for it because there are things I do that are weird like saying random stuff in my head that I’m thinking about over my anxiety. Sometimes I can get really in my thoughts and zone out at points or change the conversation out of no where because my mind thinks it’s good to just say it randomly 😂 ngl this made me realize a lot about myself and thank you for being so clear and understanding. This is perfect for me.
I just hate my life and I can’t cope at all
I have bad anxiety and I say bad cause now I could actually feel it in my body my shortness of breath my heart giving weird palpitation when taking deep breaths I start sweating then from there my mind start over thinking that maybe I’m having a heart attack or something and it gets me to be more worried I hate this feeling wanna be my old and happy self soon as I started being in a relationship this happens and yes I do have worries about my partner but not just him it’s my lifestyle in general but being now in a relationship it cause it more plz help I feel like I’m having a stroke or something every time my heart feels weird and I have to take deep breaths I feel my chest my lungs gets tight it’s hard for me to breath and I get scared then I tried to workout out but then I stop my feeling for my heat it gets me more to worry idk 🥺
"Every medicine has its downsides." Yes. I take Adderall and I really don't like the way it makes me feel (to be fare, Concerta made me feel billions of times worse), but it works SO well at treating my ADHD symptoms. It makes my ADHD go away 100%, but I hate that it increases my anxiety, and I have problems with anxiety. I also don't like that Adderall doesn't last all day and I have to take a second dose after my extended release dose wares off if I need the second dose that day, which obviously doesn't help my anxiety and irritability. What do you do? You know? I guess I'll just put up with it. It's better than putting up with my ADHD symptoms. However... I have always been hesitant to try more complicated medicines like Strattera because to my understanding it seems like I'd be jailed to the side effects. At least with the stimulants I can have some kind of a break from the medicine by not taking it for a day.
My experience: approach this one with some caution. Quite benign whilst taking; an absolute bear to come off of. Thinking as far ahead as that when considering whether to seek it out in the first place doesn't come naturally for most, so I thought it worth mentioning. Withdrawals are extremely protracted, and extremely rough.
Can it be taken if someone has hypothyroidism & and is under control with medication?
This made makes me so sleepy sleeps like 12 hours a day on it and wake up tierd. i fell like its sleeping pills. and NO motivation what so ever. So not the ADHD med for me. happy to see that it helps some people.
I got depressed for three years because I lost everything and with the money went my dreams which would’ve cost a considerable amount of money. But it went away. I don’t know if psilocybin helped me, but it came back four years later, but I think that was because I went to jail and was robbed of everything again. I don’t know if it’s circumstances or if I have a condition this had led to substance-abuse and smoking crack, which I believe lowered my dopamine because now I have another problem dealing with these cravings to use again since depression returned. ZERO MOTIVATION to work out etc
I've been depressed since I can't even remember been years now, but feels like it's getting worse everyday 😔
Im 27 and ive had gad for 7 years after alot of trauma i can never rest i am always anxious it really is debilitating
I only want to challenge the claim that you can't take it as needed because I take it as needed and it works really well for me. All day. What would be the problems of taking this medication as needed? I think the side effects of this med would probably be the first thing you'd notice because your body cant adjust to the med like it would if you took it daily??
Living with this sucks. I just constantly worry. If it’s not one this then it’s another.
the shutting down and not hearing what aggressive folks say is white fragility it’s also a good idea to void out the emotion that was triggered first before talking to them so you’re not in your Ego anymore #indigenous
indigenous here… in our culture we tend to just take the L and process the Ego behind it feel as tho work has been really blind of their biases #ottawa
I currently have a severe neck sprain. Horrible pain. Take Kratom and it helps me sleep through the night. I’m asked why didn’t you go to the Dr??? For what?? They aren’t going to give you anything. They will bill you for a copay then utter the good old words, “Take Tylenol for pain if symptoms worsen come back to ER. They are pretty useless in my opinion.
Suboxone is worse than MOSO4 , oxycodone. I think it’s just a fact of life. If someone has orthopedic surgery what is the Dr to do?? Say take Tylenol?? I had an ACL repair and was on Vicodin for like 5 months. Never had any problems coming off it. Had a broken wrist, was given 60 Vicodin. Threw like 30 away. No problems. You can’t just deny pts pain medication. Kratom is 100 times better for pain and withdrawal. For people who are supposed to be smart you turn into a political and big pharma quack. You can get Suboxone over the phone and not even leave your house. Why all the ridiculous you have to come to my office take drug tests. I get 30 strips a month and my Dr has never even seen me In person. I hate the stuff. Kratom is way better. Suboxone is a garbage opiate. It gives me energy for like an hour and that’s it. I basically use it to wake up when my shifts are irregular. You’re just switching from one addictive drug to another. Suboxone stays in your body for like a week. Good luck if you ever needed surgery. It’s going to be hard to break through that crap. If your unconscious the anesthesia Dr might even e confused as to why fentanyl isn’t working as it should. Propofol and nitrous will work fine though.
my dad is 83 and has been pretty much isolated by choice for the last two decades in a very small town. he's amazing in that he takes care of himself and is a fantastic conversationalist. I'm thinking it's been his way of eating intermittent his whole life.
having one watching this
Aaaaaaand what if the patient refuses IM or oral but they need it?
good video doc
My anxiety issues started 2 years ago, and am taking medication for it. Unwanted thoughts( daily or almost daily), trouble with sleeping, racing heart, a little dizzy, panic attacks, sometimes a bit of chest pain, and panic attacks. Yeah, it's from years of stress
I absolutely thought taking Adderall had helped me study for this test, and while I was taking the test, I felt extremely confident but I failed it miserably. I just didn’t know how to study. During my first Maymester, my wife actually taught me how to study and I got a high B in the class
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Can you take that if you also have High Blood Preassure?
1:43 Doc has no idea about the black market
I was diagnosed at 16 with this. Im 32 now. I self medicated from 20-30 with opiates. But I've gotten clean and I'm suffering bad..i.feel really crazy most days. I can't stop thinking and worrying. I have horrible health anxiety..I truly believe I have terminal illnesses and going to die from them. Within the last 3 months, I think I've went through 4 different terminal illnesses and this last one is the worst. It's driving me insane. This disorder sucks really bad..
The source of your conflict is not your husband. That's ridiculous and even offensive. It's your perceived inequity in the assignment of dinner/dishes tasks
Clonidine and Buprinion toogether ok?
Clonidine is better
Some of those with depression should look into the Wim Hof approach.
It's interesting how this does not work. Too many people could not give two flips of the mid digit what you need. My work would never ever go for this. I've tried. However, it works well in a video where you are the only one in the shot.
I have an appt tomorrow i used to be on 20mg addys but i was being prescribed that alongside my suboxone. After my psychotheripist died my gp wouldnt write my adderall anymore even tho i was done with the suboxone. So tomorrow i have a appt with a psychiatrist and i really hope the fact i used to be on subs doesnt automatically mean i wont get adderall. Im 32 now. In my 20s im not going to lie i would take too many and run out before my next visit but now if im lucky enough to get just the adderall scrip again theres no way id abuse them because im trying to think of my future nutropics are a joke for someone whos been and done what i have and ive been white knuckling it on those for 3 years and im praying everything goes in my favor because im paying a lot of money just to get the first visit because i dont have insurance
[let me recommend you to where I got my pharma stuff Oxy's, Addy, Xanax and more very refined and reliable also guides newbies]
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*@Chequefibs1__*
I could remember several years ago after divorce with my wife, i suffered severe anxiety and mental disorder. Got diagnosed with cptsd. Not until a friend recommended me to psilocybin mushrooms treatment. Psilocybin treatment saved my life honestly. 6 years totally clean. Much respect to mother nature the great magic shrooms.
Congrats on your recovery. Most persons never realizes psilocybin can be used as a miracle medication to save lives. Years back i wrote an entire essay about psychedelics. they saved you from death bud, lets be honest here.
Can you help me with the reliable source 🙏. I'm 56 and have suffered for years with addiction, anxiety and severe ptsd, I got my panic attacks under control myself years ago and they have come back with a vengeance, I'm constantly trying to take full breaths but can't get the full satisfying breath out, it's absolutely crippling me, i live in Australia. I don't know much about these mushrooms. Really need a reliable source!! Can't wait to get them.
Ive done shrooms last month in my house. It taught me how severely traumatized I was from alcohol. I healed from many mental traumas from my past and was able to forgive, let go. Shrooms to me is a remedy not a vice. I even felt more refreshed the morning after. So no hangovers. No depression mood for days. No anxiety.I now have a more calm mind
From my experience it really works excellently! It doesnt even need to be a full hit. With potent shrooms 2-3 small ones will still make a difference. It will be a few hour cosy rumbling arount in bed time, not being able to sleep with a brain in full gear and some color effects on the walls but afterwards its just calm and you feel amazing and gain your freedom. Psilocybin is different dudes, its the only "treatment" I would recommend to someone who genuinely wants to get better. There is no addiction, withdrawal, or negative side effects. It's just pure healing., far more effective than any anti-depressant. You can thank me later
Does he ship? Can he deliver to me here in Finland 🇫🇮
I have generalized anxiety disorder and I'm on medications, I can't do presentations, I can't sit with groups, when I leave my house my anxiety just triggers and I can't sit in a room which is totally closed like all windows, doors that's why I can't go in cinemas and the places with a lot of people there's alot of normal things which I cannot do and everytime I'm just anxious my hands are cold my cheeks and ears just burning , most of the time I'm breathless and whenever someone behaves rudely it just hurt as hell then again my anxiety starts , living is not easy.
I had multiple heart attacks from the ADHD pills when I was 5 over the course of 8 years they forced me to take opiates and synthetic speed they had me on 3 times the max adult dosage of Ritalin witch is a dangerous opiate they caused me strokes and seizures on purpose trying to stop my heart with uppers and downers they bribed my therapist to over medicate and to try killing me 564 other healthy kids died from the same medications that stopped their heart's my adopted parents didn't want a gay son so they made my other adopted brother raped me so they could drug me to death in therapy he got caught raping me before they tried drugging me to death with pills and meth and heroin injections both adopted parents sexually abused me and injected me with drugs so I couldn't witness them abusing me sometimes I woke up and saw them abusing me my adopted dad used to force me to sleep with him and my adopted mom always drugged me with sleeping pills and sexually abused me and they let strangers rape their son at home and when they trafficked me half way around the globe and used me as a child sex slave they drove across whole states they'd reach behind the front seats and stabbed me when i was a kid in the middle seats of the car when they sex trafficked me to buildings in other states
Would love to see this about a more serious issue
Primary care practitioners prescribe a larger percentage of psychotropic medications compared to psychiatrists in every psychotropic class except for those patients prescribed lithium 1 . More than 60% of psychotropic medications are prescribed by providers other than psychiatrists (33.5%) or psychologists (2.2%), such as general practitioners, nurse practitioners, and physician assistants 5 . General practitioners wrote prescriptions for 59% of the psychotropic medications 10 . Nurse practitioners (NPs), including psychiatric mental health nurse practitioners (PMHNPs), are also significant prescribers of psychiatric medications 6 12 17 . The proportion of all mental health prescriber visits provided by PMHNPs increased from 12.5% to 29.8% between 2011 and 2019 3 .
That buzzing noise is making me anxious
Who is here in 2024
Such a great point. Very helpful. Im wondering what the chances are of getting dementia if a parent had it?
You are an angel on earth ❤
I love your approach because it's all about being empathetic while being solution-oriented. 1. You let them talk 2. You ask them judicious questions that allow them to focus 3. You show empathy. By asking them very specific questions at the very beginning you are being preemptive and strategic while demonstrating your human side and helping them move forward. Thank you. This approach can be used in Difficult Conversations scenarios as well.
Thank you so much. My mom and dad had dementia and I watched them both deteriorate until death. I'm no 67 and haven't remembered as good as I use to and have been so scared I was getting once or both. This video helped me so much. Thank you so very much.
Hi Denise, how's your day going with you?
Strattera Never worked for me. The only thing it did was reduce anxiety it never corrected my executive function. The Side effects where terrible. Nausea everyday, vertigo and erectile dysfunction. None of the side effects ever went away. The side effects were not worth it.
Pins and needles in arms and feeling swollen too. Wrists, joint soreness.
When I first started It wad like drinking 10 cups of strong coffee..jittery...then drowsy..my eyes were bulging out my head wide awake while my brain wanted to sleep
Psychiatrists - They prescribe drugs for the brain without actually looking at what’s going on in the brain (because the research just isn’t there yet).
Hi I am a person suffering from depression if hearing anxiety and agoraphobia to the point where I have difficulty leaving my house for one to two months at a time even just to go to the supermarket. So initially since you don't know me or my problems nor my situation as a psychiatrist in general what would you recommend or would you say is the normal amount of time someone who is has become debilitated to the point of receiving disability due to severe anxiety agoraphobia and chronic pain. What kind of time frame or how long in years weeks or whatever would you recommend that someone continue using Xanax I would love to hear your thoughts on it
A lot of people I know say they have really bad anxiety but they don't have what I do. I have Generalized Anxiety Disorder, Vertigo, Panic Attacks, Anxiety Attacks and Insomnia. I'm scared everyday and I'm only Twelve in 6th grade.
Anxiety and ADHD AND depression… so far it seems to help with all 3… but I just started… some insomnia at the moment as the only side effect I’ve noticed. But I’ve had issues with that before…. Knock on wood this one helps me continuously
How's it going now?