The Shrink Next Door,' with Paul Rudd and Will Ferrell, is difficult
The True Story Behind 'The Shrink Next Door' | Time
The Shrink Next Door: Some of Ike's Other Ex-Patients Speak Out - Bloomberg
How the Shrink Next Door therapist convinced a millionaire to hand over his mansion and money then work as his handyman | The Sun
The Shrink Next Door': New revelations about the Jewiest, screwiest podcast ever - Jewish Telegraphic Agency
How a celebrity shrink allegedly conned himself into patients' wills
Celeb therapist convinced millionaire to move out of his house, give him everything and work as his handyman – The Sun | The Sun
How the Shrink Next Door therapist convinced a millionaire to hand over his mansion and money then work as his handyman | The US Sun
The Shrink Next Door': Ike Herschkopf Is 'Very Similar' to Keith Raniere and NXIVM, Says Michael Showalter
How The Shrink Next Door Found Humor in a Story of Deceit - E! Online
A sinister tale from the minds behind Dirty John – podcasts of the week | Podcasting | The Guardian
Isaac "Dr. Ike" Herschkopf MBTI Personality Type, Which MBTI?
Where Is Dr. Ike Herschkopf From 'The Shrink Next Door' Now?
Shrink Next Door' doctor loses appeal for medical license
The real Jewish story behind the Will Ferrell-Paul Rudd series 'The Shrink Next Door' - St. Louis Jewish Light
Why 'The Shrink Next Door' Producers Did Not Reach Out to the Real Isaac Herschkopf
Here's what Marty Markowitz, former Brooklyn borough president, has to say about Marty Markowitz of 'The Shrink Next Door' – The Forward
The Shrink Next Door Creator Georgia Pritchett on the Wild True Story
The Shrink Next Door isn't your average true crime podcast | Financial Times
The Shrink Next Door: Some of Ike's Other Ex-Patients Speak Out - Bloomberg
Shrink Next Door' Psychiatrist Ike Herschkopf Must Surrender License - Bloomberg
The Shrink Next Door, Part 4: The Familia
Paul Rudd unrecognisable with white hair on The Shrink Next Door set | Metro News
Where Is Isaac Herschkopf Now? Details on 'Shrink Next Door' Subject
I had to watch it with my therapist': when real-life horrors get turned into TV | Television | The Guardian
