Dr. Drew Evaluates Young Celebs

Dr. Drew Evaluates Young Celebs

Dr. Drew Pinsky has a book coming out called The Mirror Effect: How Celebrity Narcissism is Seducing America. In honor of his book's publication, Dr. Drew provided Extra with his assessment and diagnosis of several celebrities: Lindsay Lohan, Britney Spears, and Nicole Richie.

'I think Lindsay is one of my peeps -- she's a straight-up addict,'
Dr. Drew declares. 

Drew also discussed Britney's troubled past, which includes two
hospitalizations. 'Britney had severe mental illness,' Pinksy said. 'I
thought she was going to die. Britney is only alive because of the
actions of her parents.'

According to Dr. Pinsky, former wild child Nicole Richie's salvation
from addiction was becoming a parent to baby Harlow. 'In my opinion,
motherhood has a very positive impact on addiction,' Pinsky said. 'Nicole is actually somewhat of an inspirational story.' "

What do you think of Dr. Drew's assessments?

Photos by INF

 

 

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COMMENTS...

Anonymous Anonymous said:

FIRST , FIRST , FIRST!!!!!!

<a href="/user/2220" title="View user profile.">Nimbus</a> Nimbus said:

Grow up.....

Anonymous Anonymous said:

No, you grow up!!!

Annon Annon said:

That's a great picture! Harlow is such a cutie! As for the Doc, that sound like basics that anyone can figure out just from watching things progress.

Anonymous Anonymous said:

yes it's not very insightful of him, is it?

Anonymous Anonymous said:

If he actually treated them, then wouldn't be legally required to keep his mouth shut? And if he didn't treat them, then how in the he11 does he know. I smell law suits here, big ones!

Anonymous Anonymous said:

Lawsuit-crazy people like you are partially responsible for our country's healthcare crisis (I hope you have health insurance). With regards to his comments, some behaviors are characteristic for addiction, and these people have exhibited them in public and interviews. Recognizing patterns is exactly what doctors are trained to do. Why do you think they take your history when you are being examined?

Anonymous Anonymous said:

Chill out! Why get personal? The anon commentor is probably right about possible lawsuits. You, on the other hand, sound like you have a short fuse.

Anonymous Anonymous said:

I think that, what he said was really what the patterns of addiction are. All he said was personal opinions and what he thought about the situation medically, he didn't reveal anything that would cause a lawsuit or that was an invasion of privacy, unless he was there doctor, and even if he was it wasn't like he said anything that is private information.
you most likely said some of these things or somthing like this along with doctor drew. maybe not about these people but about other people or celebrites that you didn't like can they suw you for it?

<a href="/user/213" title="View user profile.">Monica</a>
132135 points
Monica said:

coooooool!! I so want to read this book.

Anonymous Anonymous said:

i think i don't give a shit what dumb dr. drew thinks. that harlow is adorable.

Anonymous Anonymous said:

I think Dr. Drews assessments are straight up unprofessional.

He is making assumptions based soley on the medias portrayl of these people which is not what a normal doctor would, or should, be doing.

Anonymous Anonymous said:

I agree, but he's making it sound like he DID treat them...at least in these quotes.

Anonymous Anonymous said:

I think his statement about Nicole needs two additional words "had and her". Motherhood has had a positive impact on her addiciton." Otherwise it's like he's saying step 13 is getting pregnant or something. And WOW about the Lindsay comment. I imagine her chugging a red bull with a cigarette hanging from her mouth, mascara smeared beneath her eyes as she sets fire to a wax figure of Dr. Drew. lmao...oh damn i need to go home now.

Anonymous Anonymous said:

we want photos of Dr. Drew!

<a href="/user/1598" title="View user profile.">Polly</a>
3960 points
Polly said:

"one of my peeps"?! Seriously? This guys's a doctor?!

Anonymous Anonymous said:

No one friggen cares who posts first. You must be new to the internet or 9 years old. If you are 9 please go to an age appropriate site like Nick.com.

<a href="/user/1113" title="View user profile.">Kaitx</a>
435 points
Kaitx said:

I think anyone with half a brain could reach those assessments too

<a href="/user/3162" title="View user profile.">gretel</a>
2660 points
gretel said:

Holly hell Harlow surely looks a lot like her father.

switchstance5
47065 points
switchstance5 said:

Dr Drew hasn't even treated these starlets. So how would he know all about their problems?

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OXA
300 points
OXA said:

I am not a Doctor but came to the same conclusions myself by watching their behaviour.

mascara
300 points
mascara said:

I'm not inspired by nicole richie. Great for her though.

Britney went through so much but that was all in the media. Was he there personally?

I'm not a fan of his. A center he worked with had people who were committing suicide. There was obviously issues underneath but when you're treating someone shouldn't they show signs of recovery instead of getting worse? I wasn't there so I don't know the whole story but I don't trust him or his opinion one bit.

Anonymous Anonymous said:

A lot of people (especially with severe mental illnesses) get worse right after starting treatment, especially treatment with medication. And there is a fairly high risk of suicide at the beginning of treatment. The depression/suicidal ideation haven't had time to go away yet, but you are starting to get motivation and energy back, which means there is more of a chance of acting on them than there would be stuck in a severe depression. It's actually fairly common....

<a href="/user/82" title="View user profile.">missmarnip</a>
3110 points
missmarnip said:

how is nicole an inspiration again? being famous for getting too thin and then getting pregger. oh boy, what outstanding achievements.
sometimes i can't help but think that having harlow is just another "little pooch", just another young celeb trend.

<a href="/user/82" title="View user profile.">missmarnip</a>
3110 points
missmarnip said:

how is nicole an inspiration again? being famous for getting too thin and then getting pregger. oh boy, what outstanding achievements.
sometimes i can't help but think that having harlow is just another "little pooch", just another young celeb trend.

<a href="/user/13866" title="View user profile.">researchbot</a>
385 points
researchbot said:

I think his "diagnosis" are very obvious....duh!

Anonymous Anonymous said:

Pinsky is a Hollywood jerk off with his fucking botox face and so are they.

Anonymous Anonymous said:

I wonder if Dr. Drew thought to study his own inflated ego for his book? And if motherhood has a positive impact on addiction, then why the hell is Britney Spears so messed up? While he's busy thanking Britney's parents for saving her life, he might come to his senses and notice that her parents' self serving and exploitative behavior towards their child is what caused all her problems in the first place.

<a href="/user/13925" title="View user profile.">legogirl</a>
600 points
legogirl said:

I'd stay wary of this guy and check out his credentials if I was thinking about reading his book. :)

Anonymous Anonymous said:

I recall Nicole Richie as a guest on Loveline sirca 2003, she and Dr. Drew are tight. IIRC they talked about her 6 months off Heroin, her sexual preferences, daddy issues...good times =)

Don't be hating on Dr. Drew, he's a true genius with diagnosis and recommended medication/treatment of fu*ked up people...however awkward his social persona may appear.

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