Clare Waismann of the Waismann Method was quoted in In Touch Magazine, November 2, 2015, on the Lamar Odom Overdose.
His behavior at the brothel, says Clare Waismann, a registered addiction specialist who hasn’t treated Lamar, “was obviously him looking to get out of the feeling of loss and sadness and fill every minute with some kind of pleasure.”
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