Psychiatrists in 10020

You may fight anxieties, fears, insomnia, depression or experience problems with relationships in every day life. I will work with you on finding the problem solving more effectively with the help of evidence-based 'talk' therapies, modern technologies as biofeedback and medications if required.

My broad education - medical school at Case, cultural psychiatry at Harvard, residency training at Yale - has helped me understand that people need help throughout life. I treat adults ages 18 and over with a wide range of problems, including anxiety and depression. I can work with you to make sense of tough transitions like grief, relationship issues, balancing family roles, divorce, not meeting expectations at work or school, and medical illnesses. As former advisor to Yale's University Chaplain, I know how people who are suffering search for hope. I teach and supervise psychotherapy at Columbia where I am a full professor.

Dr. Olivia Ding (she, her, hers) is a board-certified U.S. trained MD Psychiatrist. She grew up in New Jersey and spent her formative years in New Orleans, Louisiana where she obtained her Bachelor of Science in molecular biology, Master of Public Health, and Doctor of Medicine from Tulane University. She worked with Americorps in service of public schools before she moved to New York City to complete her psychiatry residency with Montefiore/Einstein. Dr. Ding believes in treating the individual holistically.

Dr. Miyazaki is a Board-Certified licensed physician who specializes in the treatment of young adults (20's and 30's) struggling with the following conditions: mood and anxiety disorders, difficulties with attention and focus (ADHD/ADD), binge eating, social anxiety, OCD and sleep disorders. Dr. Miyazaki is currently offering medication management via remote Telehealth services. She is an out-of-network provider for all insurance plans except select Aetna plans.

I treat people with anxiety, panic attacks, mood disorders, eating and sleep disorders. Issues related to work and/or relationships are also common reasons for seeking treatment. After an evaluation, I will suggest a treatment plan for you. Commonly this includes a form of psychotherapy, and sometimes medication. I may also suggest some behavioral changes. A good treatment plan should be thoughtful and practical, taking into account your strengths as well as difficulties. Happiness and a greater sense of well being are usually some of the goals.

I am a board-certified adult psychiatrist and addiction psychiatrist. I completed training at the University of Virginia and Columbia University. I hold positions as an Assistant Professor at Columbia and a Research Psychiatrist at the New York State Psychiatric Institute. I have experience treating depression, bipolar disorder, anxiety disorders, ADHD/ADD, OCD, thought disorders, and addictions (including alcohol, opioids, stimulants, and cannabis). I can offer psychotherapy to some patients or will work closely with your current therapist. I directly supervise the psychotherapy practice of Bryan Leach, LMSW.

Charrise McClellan is a board-certified Psychiatric Mental Health Nurse Practitioner in New Jersey who has been practicing since 2022. She has an ASN from Medgar Evers College, a BSN from Utica College, and an PMHNP, MSN from CUNY Hunter College. Charrise is a friendly professional with exceptional knowledge of medications, medical terminology, and holistic coping mechanisms. She is well-versed in providing quick intervention, medication, and support to patients with acute, chronic, and drug-induced mental illness. Charrise has experience working with inpatients and in the community with underserved populations.