Aug 4, 2026 · 54 min · 14 segments
Hosts Michael Vinton and Tina Chevalier welcome psychiatrist Dr. Janine Roach to discuss bipolar disorder, schizophrenia, psychosis, and severe mental illness in the context of grief after…
Janine RoachGuest
Michael VintonHost
Tina ChevalierHost
Tina, I don't know about you, but my brain is like pounding with all the information that we just learned from Dr. Roach about bipolar disorder and schizophrenia and symptoms and undiagnosed things that happen so often, so often in our world right now.

They are so well-versed in their field and it really inspired me to want to learn more.

I mean, just what I need, more books, right? But I'll tell you, there is one line that she says in this podcast that is going to stay with me and you'll have to listen all the way through and you'll hear it because I do speak to it after she says it.

Dr. Janine Roach is a psychiatrist based in Silmore, California with subspecialties focusing on the community and LGBTQ plus populations, emergency psychiatry and psychopharmacology.

They completed their medical education and training at UCLA-affiliated institutions, including a psychiatric fellowship at Ronald Reagan UCLA Medical Center in mood disorders and a residency at Los Angeles County Harbor UCLA Medical Center.

Their previous roles include positions in downtown mental health centers and Edelman Westside Mental Health Center.

They have several publications and reputable journals focusing on psychiatric disease treatments and related topics.

And in 2023, They received the Irma Bland Award for Excellence in Teaching Residence from the American Psychiatric Society.

And they are currently an associate professor of psychology and behavioral sciences at UCLA.

So sit back and relax and all listeners take a listen and stick to the end for that little Tina bite that you're going to really, really enjoy.

Tina, I don't know about you, but my brain is like pounding with all the information that we just learned from Dr. Roach about bipolar disorder and schizophrenia and symptoms and undiagnosed things that happen so often, so often in our world right now.

They are so well-versed in their field and it really inspired me to want to learn more.

I mean, just what I need, more books, right? But I'll tell you, there is one line that she says in this podcast that is going to stay with me and you'll have to listen all the way through and you'll hear it because I do speak to it after she says it.

Dr. Janine Roach is a psychiatrist based in Silmore, California with subspecialties focusing on the community and LGBTQ plus populations, emergency psychiatry and psychopharmacology.

They completed their medical education and training at UCLA-affiliated institutions, including a psychiatric fellowship at Ronald Reagan UCLA Medical Center in mood disorders and a residency at Los Angeles County Harbor UCLA Medical Center.

Their previous roles include positions in downtown mental health centers and Edelman Westside Mental Health Center.

They have several publications and reputable journals focusing on psychiatric disease treatments and related topics.

And in 2023, They received the Irma Bland Award for Excellence in Teaching Residence from the American Psychiatric Society.

And they are currently an associate professor of psychology and behavioral sciences at UCLA.

So sit back and relax and all listeners take a listen and stick to the end for that little Tina bite that you're going to really, really enjoy.
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