Psychiatrists Beginning With I in California

I enjoy working with individuals on a wide spectrum of issues, from those facing an acute crisis or obstacle in life, to those who identify with having a more severe and persistent mental illness or struggle, including depression, bipolar disorder, PTSD, and schizophrenia. I am open to working with those considered complex who have chronic physical health problems as well. Ideally those individuals drawn to me are interested in doing deeper healing work beyond symptom amelioration, who are motivated to discover the roots of their symptoms and are willing to do the work to bring more balance and peace into their lives.

I am a board certified psychiatrist treating adolescents and adults suffering from stress related issues that are causing dysfunction in your life. Some issues are as simple as learning healthy coping skills and having a support system that understands you. If you are suffering from a new onset or chronic illness such as bipolar, depression, substance use disorder, or anxiety, our practice will provide both medication and therapy to help in certain cases. You will receive an individualized treatment plan tailored to your specific needs. We provide concierge service (travel) to you in the comfort of your home or office-(postponed).

Inna Zelikman, Psychiatric Mental Health Nurse Practitioner, trained at UCSF and Johns Hopkins University with a specialty in Psychiatry, Addiction and Integrative Medicine. I hold a certificate of completion a psychedelic training with Multidisciplinary Association for Psychedelic Studies (MAPS). Patients who are struggling with emotional issues or discouraged with their current treatment and have unresolved trauma can benefit from Ketamine Assisted Psychotherapy (KAP). I am skilled at guiding patients during KAP to allow unconscious material to surface to make therapy more effective. Proper integration is an essential component.

An Illinois native, Sheena has always had a deep passion with the exquisite complexities of the human brain. She became interested in the medical aspects of psychiatry and thus completed her undergraduate studies as a nursing major and psychology minor at Elmhurst College in the city of Chicago. She later completed her graduate studies obtaining a Masters of Science degree with honors as a Family Nurse Practitioner from Loyola University in Chicago, IL.

I offer comprehensive psychological evaluations, diagnosis, and medication management. In conjunction with psychotropic medications, I offer supportive psychotherapy, complementary and alternative medication options, and healthy lifestyle recommendations.

IPsychiatry inc is a private psychiatry practice dedicated to helping individuals live vital and fulfilling lives. No matter what challenges life serves up. Working collaboratively with you , we identify personalized strategies to produce concrete results so that you can move towards whatever you truly care about.

College students, teens, and young professionals who want to explore their identities and process their past experiences (immigrant, LGBTQ, family, race) using intensive personal psychotherapy are my specialty. As a faculty member working at an academic medical center, I specialize in working with students and young adults who struggle with anxiety, depression, OCD, and perfectionism. I focus on helping patients work on school/academic issues, suicidal thoughts, and identity issues. I am also double-board certified in adult psychiatry and child & adolescent psychiatry.

Are you frustrated that past trauma and your fear response? Is your loved one suffering and you want to help? A wise professor said depression is a cancer of the soul. Dr. Bergina believes that there is a cure for cancer of the soul and that you are more than a label. Liberating patients from the stigma of mental health and substance use disorders, she listens without labeling. More than just prescribing medicines, she also prescribes hope. She has shared her expertise locally, nationally, and internationally through teachings, webinars, and books on mental health and special needs.

Dr. Florento grew up in the Philippines. She completed her Medical Degree at the University of Sto. Tomas, Faculty of Medicine and Surgery. After 1 year of medical internship, she went back to North America and completed her 4-year Psychiatry Residency Program at State University of New York-Upstate Medical University in Syracuse, NY.

I work with children, adolescents, and adults to enable them to live their lives to their fullest. The mind and body are two parts of a whole, and what affects one will affect the other. Good nutrition, exercise, getting rest and recreation, and avoiding harmful habits form a foundation on which to build good health. While I believe that medication is an important component of treatment, it is only one building block in whole person care. I have been involved with clinical research, have lectured at medical conferences, and have extensive experience in the area of sleep medicine.