Jim Sorrell, M.D.

Teens and young adults with concerns about life's biggest issues get answers to their questions on "Shrink Rap" with psychiatrist James Sorrell, M.D., and Damian Montez. Dr. Jim gives straight answers on topics such as eating disorders, problems with stepparents, being stalked and jealous friends.

This live call-in show aired Sunday nights on KQCH-FM Channel 94.1 in Omaha, Nebraska. Dr. Jim practices psychiatry, teaches and conducts research at the University of Nebraska Medical Center in Omaha.

Sunday Night Shrink Rap
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Listen to the shows online:

• July 27, 2008
• July 20, 2008
• July 13, 2008
• July 6, 2008
• June 29, 2008
• June 22, 2008
• June 1, 2008
• May 18, 2008
• May 4, 2008
• April 20, 2008
• April 13, 2008
• April 6, 2008
• March 30, 2008
• March 9, 2008
• February 24, 2008
• February 17, 2008
• February 10, 2008
• January 27, 2008
• January 20, 2008
  
  December 9, 2007
  This show features a special 2-hour program discussing the shootings at Westroads Mall in Omaha (1:34 hours)

• December 2 , 2007
• November 18, 2007
• October 28, 2007
• October 21, 2007
• October 14, 2007
• October 7, 2007
• September 23, 2007

This podcast is also available on iTunes. Search podcasts for Shrink Rap with Dr. Jim Sorrell.

Jim Sorrell, M.D. and Damien Montez co-host Shrink Rap, a radio advice show

Symposium to focus on mental health of college students
Dr. Jim Sorrell participates in "Challenges and Innovations in Mental Health for the College Student" conference.

Community Healthline

Dr. Jim Sorrell discusses the Psychology of VA. Tech shootings

'Shrink Rap' celebrates second anniversary
Two years ago, "Sunday Night Shrink Rap," was launched to provide an anonymous forum for adolescents and young adults to call with their concerns and problems.

Dr. Jim raps about his radio show
Dr. Jim answers questions about the show and other topics.

Audio Interview (Click on Question)
What is the purpose of the show?
How do you think the show helps those who are listening?
How much of a need is there for a forum like this?
Where can an adolescent or young adult go for help?
What is the most common concern you hear about on the show?
Can you talk about the insightfulness of the callers?
What is your approach to helping people solve problems?
You talked about the role of media images and ideas about perfection. Can you explain what you mean?
Has the visibility of the show brought your office more patients?

Shrink Rap Live
Dr. Jim Unplugged - video interview, (3:21 mins.)
Montez Unplugged - video interview (2:08 mins.)

UNMC psychiatrist reaches adolescents via airwaves
April 18, 2005

News release: UNMC psychiatrist helps fill adolescent, young adults' mental health needs through 'Sunday Night Shrink Rap’ radio show on 94.1. April 18, 2005