Career and work
Before entering medicine, Noone worked as an insurance underwriter. After deciding to change careers, he attended medical school and later trained in psychiatry. [1]
He now works as an outpatient psychiatrist with Kaiser Permanente in Richmond, California. Alongside his clinical work, Noone created Talk Mental Health with Logan Noone and The Psych Guys, podcasts focused on candid conversations about mental health. [6][5][1]
What has been publicly discussed
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The DO“DO’s bipolar diagnosis leads him to a career in psychiatry” Main overview of Noone’s bipolar I disorder, psychiatric career, disclosure, treatment, stability and podcast work.
Fox News“No longer silent: Man with bipolar disorder speaks up about his illness” Detailed account of Noone’s mania, psychosis, hospitalization, medication and depression.
Sacramento News & Review“End the mental-health stigma” Covers Noone’s early diagnosis and decision to disclose publicly.
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Medical School HQ“Ignoring Advice, He Disclosed His Bipolar Disorder in Apps” Interview about Noone’s decision to disclose bipolar disorder during medical-school applications.
Apple PodcastsTalk Mental Health With Dr. Logan Noone, DO Documents Noone’s podcast and its focus on open mental-health discussion.
Kaiser Permanente — Provider Directory Confirms Noone’s psychiatry work at Kaiser Permanente’s Richmond Medical Center.
Talk Mental Health with Logan Noone“What is Hypomania?” Noone discusses a later hypomanic episode, including energy, exhaustion, creativity and irritability.
Talk Mental Health with Logan Noone“Dr. ‘I’m Going Back to Therapy’” Noone discusses returning to therapy during residency.
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