Psychotherapy and medication management near Wall Street, tailored to each person rather than to a protocol.
Depression can drain energy, motivation, and sleep, and with them the sense that things will get better. Treatment begins with a careful evaluation of your history, your current symptoms, and what has or hasn't helped before, so the plan fits you.
If earlier treatments fell short, that history is useful: it helps guide what we try next.
Anxiety takes many forms: panic attacks, constant worry, fear in social situations, or physical tension that never quite lets go. Effective treatment starts with understanding which pattern you're dealing with and what drives it.
Treatment combines practical coping strategies with psychotherapy aimed at the roots of the anxiety, along with medication when it can provide relief. The goal is lasting resilience, not just quieter symptoms.
Trauma can leave lasting effects: intrusive memories, hypervigilance, avoidance, trouble sleeping, or feeling disconnected from yourself and others. These are understandable responses to overwhelming experiences, and they can improve with treatment.
Treatment moves at a pace that feels safe. Psychotherapy helps you process and integrate difficult experiences, and medication can help with sleep, anxiety, or mood when those are getting in the way.
Many adults with ADHD were never diagnosed as children, or were told they would outgrow it. A thorough evaluation looks at your history and current challenges, as well as conditions that can mimic or accompany ADHD, such as anxiety, depression, or sleep problems.
When medication is part of treatment, it deserves careful attention: the right choice, the right dose, and regular check-ins to see what's working. I take time to explain options, expected benefits, and possible side effects, so decisions are made together.
Substance use problems are medical conditions, and they respond to treatment. I provide confidential, office-based care for opioid and alcohol use disorders, informed by my background in substance abuse outreach and by treating the depression, anxiety, and stress that so often come with them.
I prescribe buprenorphine, including Suboxone and its generic forms. Buprenorphine reduces cravings and withdrawal and lowers the risk of relapse and overdose. Care takes place in a private office with regular follow-up visits, alongside counseling and attention to whatever else you're dealing with.
Medications such as naltrexone and acamprosate can reduce cravings and help prevent relapse, especially when combined with psychotherapy. Treatment is tailored to your goals and medical history.
Many people seeking help for substance use are also struggling with depression, anxiety, or trauma. Treating these together, with one doctor who knows your full history, makes recovery more achievable.
Schedule a Confidential ConsultationFor those drawn to deeper self-understanding, Jungian analysis offers an insight-oriented path that goes beyond symptom relief. Working with dreams, recurring patterns, and the images that emerge from the unconscious, analysis helps you understand what is shaping your life and where it is trying to lead.
My training in Jungian psychoanalysis informs all of my work. Some patients choose analysis as their primary treatment, meeting regularly over a longer period; others draw on it alongside medication or shorter-term therapy.
I also work with patients facing:
Not sure whether your concern fits? Call or email; a brief conversation is usually the best way to find out.
Many patients feel better after their first consultation.
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