Psychiatrists Beginning With N in Illinois

I am a double board certified psychiatric mental health and primary care nurse practitioner experienced in medication management of psychiatric conditions including anxiety, mood, and eating disorders, substance abuse, anger and stress management, and ADHD. I completed a Master's in Nursing Science degree from Rush University in Chicago, and a Doctor of Nursing Practice degree from the University of Alabama at Birmingham, and the psychiatric mental health certificate from Lewis University in Illinois.

Dr. Nayak is a board-certified psychiatrist with more than 10 years of experience in psychiatry. He treats adults with a broad range of mental health issues. His goal is simple – to help you improve your quality of life.

Dr. Abid K. Nazeer M.D., FASAM is a practicing psychiatrist with board certifications in both psychiatry and addiction medicine and is the current Chief Medical Officer for Wesana Health and Vice President of the American Association of Psychedelics. In 2016, he founded Advanced Psychiatric Solutions (APS Ketamine), pioneering the first dedicated outpatient psychiatric based ketamine clinic in the Midwest. APS Ketamine, now Wesana Clinics, has successfully completed over 4000 IV ketamine treatments for mental health and substance use disorders in a comprehensive care model.

I am a board certified psychiatrist; I treat all mental health concerns in adults. After a thorough evaluation, we will work together to create a treatment plan for your condition. I will utilize the best modern psychopharmacology, along with therapy, to help everyone reach their full potential in life. As your doctor, I will spend time getting to know you and your unique narrative of life. We will explore how your symptoms have impacted your life in order to create a path to recovery so that you can live the healthiest, happiest, most productive life that you can achieve.

Many of my clients complain of feeling stuck in their present thought processes. They face internal conflicts both big and small. They are aware of the way they want to react to situations and approach life, but often they feel sabotaged by destructive ways of thinking. Often these patterns have developed because of traumatic experiences that have occurred over time. Because of these thought processes, individuals can feel symptoms of anxiety and depression. People usually suffer in silence for years without anyone around them having any indication of their internal battle. This can lead to a strong sense of isolation.