About
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Dr. Hochman grew up in Houston, Texas. He went to college at University of Texas (UT) in Austin where he received two degrees with Honors. While at UT he received the National Collegiate Natural Science Award, the Award of Distinction in the School of Geography, and the All-American Scholar Collegiate Award.
He completed medical school at the University of Texas Medical Branch in Galveston, Texas, where he received the Global Healthcare Scholarship to pursue his interest in indigent care in Latin America. He completed his residency in Denver at the University of Colorado. There he was chosen to serve as chief resident, and was awarded the Psychiatry Academic Achievement Award. He is board certified in General Adult Psychiatry by the American Board of Psychiatry and Neurology. Dr. Hochman is now very happy to be back in Austin with his family and two rescue dogs. You can find him with his inflatable kayak in his trunk at all times, or on one of the many greenbelt trails. He is very interested in nutrition and exercise physiology, always trying to practice eating whole foods and optimize his exercise regimen. |
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Philosophy
Throughout Dr. Hochman's medical training, he became increasingly curious about what actually causes diseases to progress or continue. There is now very strong research and evidence that most causes of disease are poor lifestyle habits and behaviors. These, in turn, are often psychologically driven by who we are in very deep ways that are not amenable to conventional medical approaches of either medication or brief education.
With the medical training of a physician and the psychological expertise of a psychiatrist, Dr. Hochman is passionate about performing a truly unique and encompassing approach to symptoms that bridge existing gaps in medical care. His technique has proven to be effective for a range of conditions that patients have commonly been living with for many years.
With the medical training of a physician and the psychological expertise of a psychiatrist, Dr. Hochman is passionate about performing a truly unique and encompassing approach to symptoms that bridge existing gaps in medical care. His technique has proven to be effective for a range of conditions that patients have commonly been living with for many years.
Licensure & Certification
American Board of Psychiatry and Neurology
Texas State Medical License
Drug Enforcement Agency Registered
Licensed Buprenorphine Provider
Basic Life Support Certified
Texas State Medical License
Drug Enforcement Agency Registered
Licensed Buprenorphine Provider
Basic Life Support Certified
Professional Experience
2015-present Creator, Founder
SelfRecovery.org
2014-present Private Practice
2019-present Supervisor, Univ. of Texas Dell Medical School, Dept. of Psychiatry
2019-present Psychiatrist
Driftwood Recovery
2015-2018 Psychiatrist
The Arbor (Addiction Treatment Center)
2015-2016 Psychiatrist
Cedar Creek Recovery
2015 Psychiatrist
Prudent Opiate Practices and Psychological Services
2013-2014 Psychiatrist, Behavioral Health
Carl R. Darnall Army Medical Center
2012-2013 Chief Resident
University of Colorado Outpatient Clinic
2012-2013 Inpatient Coverage
Center for Addiction Recovery and Rehabilitation (CeDAR)
2012-2013 Traditional Chinese Medicine Apprenticeship
University of Colorado Center for Integrative Medicine
2012-2013 Weight Management Group Chair
University of Colorado Wellness Center
2012-2013 Integrative Nutrition Treatment for Obesity Co-Director
Children’s Hospital Colorado
2011-2012 Telepsychiatry Clinic
Department of Veterans Affairs
2010-2012 Step Up to Recovery Group Co-Chair
University of Colorado Outpatient Psychiatry Service
2010 Post Traumatic Stress Disorder Residential Program
Department of Veterans Affairs
1999-2005 Volunteer Firefighter
Westlake Fire Department
2002 Conservation Management Researcher
Center for Rainforest Studies
SelfRecovery.org
2014-present Private Practice
2019-present Supervisor, Univ. of Texas Dell Medical School, Dept. of Psychiatry
2019-present Psychiatrist
Driftwood Recovery
2015-2018 Psychiatrist
The Arbor (Addiction Treatment Center)
2015-2016 Psychiatrist
Cedar Creek Recovery
2015 Psychiatrist
Prudent Opiate Practices and Psychological Services
2013-2014 Psychiatrist, Behavioral Health
Carl R. Darnall Army Medical Center
2012-2013 Chief Resident
University of Colorado Outpatient Clinic
2012-2013 Inpatient Coverage
Center for Addiction Recovery and Rehabilitation (CeDAR)
2012-2013 Traditional Chinese Medicine Apprenticeship
University of Colorado Center for Integrative Medicine
2012-2013 Weight Management Group Chair
University of Colorado Wellness Center
2012-2013 Integrative Nutrition Treatment for Obesity Co-Director
Children’s Hospital Colorado
2011-2012 Telepsychiatry Clinic
Department of Veterans Affairs
2010-2012 Step Up to Recovery Group Co-Chair
University of Colorado Outpatient Psychiatry Service
2010 Post Traumatic Stress Disorder Residential Program
Department of Veterans Affairs
1999-2005 Volunteer Firefighter
Westlake Fire Department
2002 Conservation Management Researcher
Center for Rainforest Studies
Academic Appointments
2019-present Supervisor, University of Texas, Dell Medical School, Dept. of Psychiatry
2013-2014 Instructor, Family Medicine Residency Program at Carl R. Darnall Army Medical Center
2013-2014 Instructor, Carl R. Darnall Army Medical Center Physician Assistant Graduate Medical Program
2012-2013 Clinical Case Supervisor, University of Colorado Psychiatry Residency
2012-2013 Psychotherapy Scholar Supervisor, University of Colorado Psychiatry Psychotherapy Scholars
2013-2014 Instructor, Family Medicine Residency Program at Carl R. Darnall Army Medical Center
2013-2014 Instructor, Carl R. Darnall Army Medical Center Physician Assistant Graduate Medical Program
2012-2013 Clinical Case Supervisor, University of Colorado Psychiatry Residency
2012-2013 Psychotherapy Scholar Supervisor, University of Colorado Psychiatry Psychotherapy Scholars
Publications
Daniel M. Hochman, Re: Chronic use of tramadol after acute pain episode: cohort study. British Medical Journal. June 2019. https://www.bmj.com/content/365/bmj.l1849/rr-0
Daniel M. Hochman, Robert E. Feinstein and Erinn C. Stauter. An Office-Based Approach to Emotional and Behavioral Risk Factor Reduction for Cardiovascular Disease. Cardiology in Review. September 2013.
Daniel M. Hochman. Exercise: A Much Overlooked Treatment in Psychiatry. The American Journal of Psychiatry, resident journal. January 2013. 8(1);9.
Robert E. Feinstein, Daniel M. Hochman, Gary Kushner. 2012-2013 University of Colorado Outpatient Clinic Operations Manual. University of Colorado Outpatient Department of Psychiatry. June 2012.
Daniel M. Hochman, Chad Morris, Ph.D. Motivation Interviewing for Obesity and Smoking. Poster presentation, Department of Psychiatry annual Poster Show, University of Colorado School of Medicine, Aurora, Colorado, March 2010.
Daniel M. Hochman, Chad Morris, Ph.D. Motivation Interviewing for Obesity and Smoking: a treatment manual. University of Colorado, Behavioral Health and Wellness Program. September 2012.
Daniel M. Hochman, Lara Wainstein. Fit N’ Fun Weight Loss Program: a focus group analysis for future direction. University of Texas, Medical Branch Department of Pediatrics. July 2007.
Daniel M. Hochman, Robert E. Feinstein and Erinn C. Stauter. An Office-Based Approach to Emotional and Behavioral Risk Factor Reduction for Cardiovascular Disease. Cardiology in Review. September 2013.
Daniel M. Hochman. Exercise: A Much Overlooked Treatment in Psychiatry. The American Journal of Psychiatry, resident journal. January 2013. 8(1);9.
Robert E. Feinstein, Daniel M. Hochman, Gary Kushner. 2012-2013 University of Colorado Outpatient Clinic Operations Manual. University of Colorado Outpatient Department of Psychiatry. June 2012.
Daniel M. Hochman, Chad Morris, Ph.D. Motivation Interviewing for Obesity and Smoking. Poster presentation, Department of Psychiatry annual Poster Show, University of Colorado School of Medicine, Aurora, Colorado, March 2010.
Daniel M. Hochman, Chad Morris, Ph.D. Motivation Interviewing for Obesity and Smoking: a treatment manual. University of Colorado, Behavioral Health and Wellness Program. September 2012.
Daniel M. Hochman, Lara Wainstein. Fit N’ Fun Weight Loss Program: a focus group analysis for future direction. University of Texas, Medical Branch Department of Pediatrics. July 2007.
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