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Daniel Hochman, MD

Psychiatrist. Truth Seeker. Sailor.

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Category(ies): Addiction | Lifestyle Medicine | Physician | Psychiatry

Dr. Daniel Hochman is a board certified Psychiatrist with a private practice in Austin, TX. He is the creator of a revolutionary online addiction recovery program, selfrecovery.org, which helps people in over 40 countries.

His approach is focused on the underlying emotional causes of suffering. Dr. Hochman created Self Recovery as an on-demand approach that allows people to safely explore their causes of addiction anytime, on any device, in as much privacy as they need.

As a leader in the addiction field, Dr. Hochman has been invited to speak for a range of organizations, including Whole Foods and NAADAC, the largest organization for addiction-focused healthcare professionals. His NAADAC lecture remains the most attended in its history. He is sought after as a consultant to build effective curriculums for programs across the country.

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Psychiatrist who treats underlying issues. Founded selfrecovery.org, a private, online addiction program.

Daniel Hochman, MD

Psychiatrist who treats underlying issues. Founded selfrecovery.org, a private, online addiction program.

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Lecture(s)

Why You Might Not Start Your Practice, Even Though You Want To

Daniel Hochman, MD’s lecture will help physicians appreciate the psychological and emotional forces at play when starting a new endeavor.

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