I believe the best psychiatric care combines clinical rigor with genuine curiosity about the person behind the symptoms.

My practice pairs expertise in psychopharmacology with a psychologically informed, individualized approach to care. I provide comprehensive diagnostic evaluations and precise, conservative medication management, with psychotherapy integrated into care when it aligns with a patient’s needs and goals. Rather than separating biological interventions from psychological insight, we examine the whole picture: personal history, relationships, cultural contexts, and neurobiology.

I particularly enjoy working with intellectually curious, ambitious, and creative individuals who are accustomed to managing demanding lives, but recognize that outward success does not automatically translate into emotional well-being. My clinical focus centers on mood disorders—including depression and bipolar-spectrum conditions—as well as adult ADHD, chronic stress, and executive burnout. I also regularly collaborate with outside therapists to ensure coordinated, cohesive care when a multidisciplinary team is best.

Cultural understanding is central to my practice, and I bring particular depth to my work with the Jewish community. I recognize the many interwoven layers of Jewish identity—religious, cultural, communal, and political—and the complexities of navigating belonging, intergenerational trauma, and one’s evolving relationship to faith and Israel. I offer an attuned space to explore these experiences with nuance, openness, and an appreciation for the diversity of Jewish life.

In addition, I offer specialized psychiatric consultations focused on psychedelic safety, including medical risk assessments, drug-interaction evaluations, and integration support.

Care is delivered primarily via telehealth across New York, New Jersey, and Florida, with in-person consultations available in New York City twice a year.