Dr. Paul Conti

Dr. Paul Conti is a board-certified psychiatrist and author specializing in trauma, mental health, and executive coaching. Conti graduated from Stanford University School of Medicine and completed psychiatry training at both Stanford and Harvard. At Harvard, he served as chief resident of the acute inpatient psychiatry unit at Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center and received the Henry G. Altman Award for Excellence in Medical Student Education. He later served on the medical faculty at Harvard and founded his own clinic. In his first full year of practice in Oregon, Conti was named one of the state's top psychiatrists.

As founder and president of Pacific Premier Group, P.C., Conti leads a mental health and executive coaching organization that serves clients throughout the United States and internationally. His practice integrates medication management, psychotherapy, neuropsychiatric assessments, and treatment of complex cases, including co-occurring alcohol and drug issues. Conti works with individuals, corporate executives, and organizations, focusing on complex assessment, problem-solving, and health and performance optimization.

Conti is the author of "Trauma: The Invisible Epidemic," which has been translated into multiple languages and is recognized as a reference in trauma treatment and mental health. The book explores trauma's impact on the brain, its patterns and manifestations, and the ways trauma can go unrecognized. His follow-up book, "What's Going Right," presents the Generative Drive framework, offering a science-based approach to improving mental health with practical tools. This framework has been featured on the Huberman Lab podcast.

Conti's expertise has been shared through collaborations with figures such as Andrew Huberman, Tim Ferriss, and Lady Gaga. His guest appearances on the Huberman Lab Podcast have reached millions of listeners. He has also been featured on podcasts hosted by Mel Robbins, Lex Fridman, Whitney Cummings, Tom Bilyeu, and Rich Roll. Conti has delivered keynote addresses at international conferences, including the European Investment Bank Institute's Disaster Preparedness Conference. He addresses clinicians, executives, and general audiences on topics related to psychiatry, trauma, and mental health, combining scientific rigor with practical insight.