Jesse Viner M.D.
Psychiatrists
Dr. Jesse Viner created Yellowbrick in recognition of the specialized needs of emerging adults and their families, and the necessity for a treatment system that addressed the unique challenges of the transition into adulthood. A recognized expert in the treatment of eating disorders, difficulties resulting from trauma and abuse, and bipolar disorder, Dr. Viner has four decades of experience applying the knowledge of psychiatry and psychoanalysis to the challenge of creating meaningful and pragmatically effective treatment programs.
Industry: Health Services
Affiliations:
Nefesh International Organization
Observant Jewish Mental Health Professionals
Observant Jewish Mental Health Professionals
Alpha Omega Alpha Medical Honor Society
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Chicago Psychoanalytic Society
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Illinois Psychiatric Society
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International Clinical TMS Society
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American Academy of Psychiatry & Law International Neuropsychoanalytic Society
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American Psychiatric Association
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American Psychoanalytic Association
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Press Releases By Jesse Viner M.D.
Jun 30, 2021
Dr. Jesse Viner
Dr. Jesse Viner is a graduate of Yale University, received his M.D. at The Chicago Medical School, and his residency was completed at Northwestern University Medical School. He is
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Following his education at Yale, The Chicago Medical School, Northwestern University Medical School Psychiatry Residency and The Chicago Institute for Psychoanalysis, Dr. Viner has four decades of experience applying the clinical and research knowledge of psychiatry and psychoanalysis to the challenge of creating meaningful and pragmatically effective treatment programs.
Dr. Viner has served as the Medical Director for Inpatient Services at Northwestern Memorial Hospital/Feinberg School of Medicine and Four Winds Chicago Hospital. He is currently the CEO and Chief Medical Officer at Yellowbrick, a national referral center for the treatment of troubled emerging adults.
Dr. Viner has served on the faculties of the Chicago Psychoanalytic Institute and as an Assistant Professor of Psychiatry at Northwestern Feinberg School of Medicine (1980-2012). He is Secretary of the Board of Trustees and Chair of the Ethics Committee at both the Chicago Psychoanalytic Institute and the American Psychoanalytic Association.
Dr. Viner has been Board Certified in Psychiatry and Forensic Psychiatry and is a Distinguished Life Fellow of the American Psychiatric Association. He is the recipient of the Illinois Psychiatric Society 2016 Award for Excellence & Innovation in Clinical Services.
Dr. Viner is parent to 4 daughters and 2 sons ages 25-40.
Industry: Health Services
Current Organization: Yellowbrick
Specialty: Psychiatry , Psychiatrists
Honors & Awards: Distinguished Life Fellow
Affiliations: Nefesh International Organization, Alpha Omega Alpha Medical Honor Society, Chicago Psychoanalytic Society, Illinois Psychiatric Society, International Clinical TMS Society, American Academy of Psychiatry & Law International Neuropsychoanalytic Society, American Psychiatric Association, American Psychoanalytic Association,
Website: http://www.yellowbrickprogram.com
Published Works
(1977)
"Problems and Perspective in the Psychiatric Residency," presented at the Illinois Psychiatric Society Annual Meeting:
(1978)
"Physician Impairment: Review and Developmental Considerations," presented at the Illinois Psychiatric Society Annual Meeting:
(1982)
"Toward More Skillful Handling of Acutely Psychotic Patients. Part II: Disposition & Management." ER Reports Vol. 3, No. 24:
(1982)
"Toward More Skillful Handling of Acutely Psychotic Patients. Part I: Evaluation." ER Reports Vol. 3, No. 23:
(1983)
"An Understanding and Approach to Regression in the Borderline Patient." Comprehensive Psychiatry, Vol. 24, No. 1:
(1983)
"Psychoanalytic Theory and Clinical Practice."Contemporary Psychiatry, Vol. 2, No. 1:
(1985)
"Milieu Concepts for the Short-Term Hospital Treatment of the Borderline Patient." PsychQtly 57:2:
(1986)
"Dialectic on Dialogue in Psychotherapy, "Contemporary Psychiatry Vol. 5, No. 1. , p. 64.:
(1992)
"The Future of Psychotherapy." Bulletin of the Chicago Institute for Psychoanalysis, Volume III:
(2011)
“ Minding the Brain: A Developmental Neurobiological Model for the Treatment of Substance Abuse in Emerging Adults”, Yellowbrick Journal of Emerging Adulthood, Issue III:
(2012)
Blending treatment innovation and economic success for working with troubled emerging adults: The Yellowbrick model. In C. Stout (Ed.), Getting Better at Private Practice. Hoboken, NJ: Wiley: Viner, J., Viner, L., & Stout, C. E.).
(2015)
“How Neuroscience Informs Treatment”, Yellowbrick Journal Of Emerging Adulthood, Issue IV:
(2019)
“The Science of Yellowbrick”, Yellowbrick Journal of Emerging Adulthood:
Professional honors and awards
Distinguished Life Fellow
Northwestern Medical School Psychiatry Residency Program
(1998)
Teacher of the Year
Hope Award for Mental Health Education
(2016)
Illinois Psychiatric Society Excellence in Patient Services Award
Education Level: Post Graduate
Institute Name: Chicago Institute for Psychoanalysis
Location: United States of America
Education Level: Residency
Institute Name: Northwestern University Medical School; Institute of Psychiatry; Northwestern Memorial Hospital; Chicago, Illinois
Location: United States of America
Education Level: M.D.
Institute Name: The Chicago Medical School
Location: United States of America