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Capitalize on Your Creativity| Article
Thanks to the Coronavirus we are spending a lot of time inside. Why not get creative? Here are three principles to get the juices flowing. Read Dr. Spiegel’s Mind Tapas Blog at Psychology Today
Read MoreSuboxone Treatment for Opioid Addiction is a Focus| Video
The physicians at Casco Bay medical have a practical and thoughtful approach to treating addiction.
Read MoreSpecializing in Recovery with Suboxone Treatment for Opioid Addiction | Video
Take a few moments to watch this informative video. You may learn something new.
Read MoreSuboxone Treatment for Opioid Addiction Can Lead You on a Path to Recovery | Video
Listen to Jeremy Spiegel, MD, explain what distinguishes Casco Bay Medical from other offices.
Read MoreAre Essential Oils the Royal Road to the Unconscious?| Transcript
The following is a transcript of Dr. Spiegel’s recent interview of Florian Birkmayer, MD, on the Optimal Living podcast. Jeremy Spiegel: Hello and welcome to Optimal Living with Dr. Jeremy Spiegel. Optimal Living is brought to you by Casco Bay Medical in beautiful downtown Portland, Maine. Optimal Living will bring you ideas and tips to…
Read MoreSamantha Grossman
Born and raised in Maine, Samantha Grossman is exceedingly pleasant and polite, which makes her a natural for providing first-rate customer service. She’s very knowledgeable and is a great asset to our team!
Read MorePsychiatrist Jeremy Spiegel, MD interviewed on Maine News Center 6 WCSH| Video
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Read MoreWinter 2000 | The Role of Attachment Functions in Psychotherapy | Research
The authors propose to clarify concepts of emotional attunement and failures of attunement in early development derived from theoretical and clinical work (Kohut) and infant psychiatry (Stern). Early attunement failures are experienced as shameful by the infant/child, and without repair, they form a nidus for later destructive adult interpersonal relationships, “social blindness,” and depression. More
Read MoreNovember 4, 2009 | JAMA Book Review: The Mindful Medical Student | Book Review
In The Mindful Medical Student: A Psychiatrist’s Guide to Staying Who You Are While Becoming Who You Want to Be, Jeremy Spiegel has written an effective “guide to dealing with the emotional, psychological, ethical, and spiritual challenges of medical school and a career in medicine.” More
Read MoreMarch 24, 2010 | Artwork and The Mind: Interview on 99.5 FM NYC | Radio
Armand and Dr. Sherry Siegel discuss with Dr. Spiegel how the mind responds to art and can integrate it into daily life. More
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