The psychiatrist who built a national mental health company.
Now he helps leaders, teams, and the people who love them understand the minds they depend on most.
Available September 8th
Howie Mandel
Dr. Tamir Aldad (“Dr. T”) is a board-certified psychiatrist and addiction-medicine specialist who founded Mindful Care and built the nation's first same-day psychiatric urgent care network.
He holds an MD, and an MBA from the University of Chicago Booth, and his book Too Close for Comfort arrives September 2026. Now he brings that rare mix of clinical authority and entrepreneurial scars to stages, boardrooms, and the people who love someone who needs too much.
Six talks that move rooms — and change how people think.
Too Close for Comfort
Dependency, boundaries, and the hidden productivity drain when others rely on you too much.
High-Achiever Time-Debt Syndrome
Why high performers feel constantly busy yet accomplish less.
High-Functioning, High-Risk
Addiction, burnout, and hidden vulnerability in executives and top performers.
Hooked by Social-Media Design
How AI, algorithms, and infinite scroll hijack attention and mental health.
Mental Health Urgent Care
Why the system is broken — and what actually fixes access at scale.
Raising Humans in the Attention Economy
Screens, resilience, and modern parenting in a digital world.
Most mental health talks stay at the surface. Dr. T doesn't. He brings rare clinical authority and hard-won entrepreneurial scars to the stage — and leaves audiences with tools they actually use.
Too Close for Comfort
A psychiatrist's guide to the invisible cost of loving someone who needs too much.
You love someone who struggles. So you show up. You adjust. You cancel plans, absorb the anxiety, and quietly reorganize your life to keep things steady. You tell yourself this is what love looks like.
But somewhere along the way, caring became carrying — and you can't remember when the line disappeared.
Too Close for Comfort is for the people standing next to the crisis. The partners, parents, adult children, and friends who have spent years giving everything they have to someone who cannot seem to hold themselves together. Dr. Tamir Aldad, a board-certified psychiatrist and CEO of Mindful Care, one of the nation's leading mental health urgent care networks, offers a clear and compassionate framework for understanding what is actually happening in these relationships — and what to do about it.
This is not a book about leaving. It is a book about learning to care without losing yourself.
“Dr. Aldad's Young Presidents’ Organization (YPO) session was a masterclass in leadership psychology, delivering a uniquely insightful perspective and a powerful, immediately applicable framework for managing executive responsibility.”
“Extremely insightful and useful information for business and personal. This hit on real challenges I am sure we all face.”
“Things like this are the main reason I joined YPO. Made me feel things, and reframed my perspective.”
“The speaker's approach had real take-home value.”
“Focused content and actionable insights.”
Rooms he’s worked.
Member of Young Presidents’ Organization (YPO) — Long Island and United Mosaic chapters.
A 12-week intensive program for the seriously driven.
Five fellows. Twelve weeks. Direct mentorship from Dr. T — for leaders determined to understand mental health, lead with clarity, and build something that matters.
Apply now →One-on-one with an executive, entrepreneur, and board-certified psychiatrist.
Bring Dr. T to your stage.
Keynotes, fireside chats, and workshops for audiences who are tired of surface-level wellness talks.
Get in touch.
Speaking, media, the Fellowship, coaching, or something else — send a note and Dr. T’s team will take it from there.
Updates, resources, and early access to the book.
The new book · September 2026
Too Close for Comfort
A psychiatrist’s guide to the invisible cost of loving someone who needs too much.
Foreword by Howie Mandel
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