FAQs

1. What is your approach to working with patients?

My approach is to work collaboratively with my patients to create a plan that is both tolerable and effective for use in everyday life.

2. How do you integrate medication management?

As a psychiatrist, medication is our primary tool. Listening is a valuable asset which helps reveal clues which may help in selection of medications best suited to the individual.

3. What types of concerns do you specialize in treating?

It is not uncommon for the focus of treatment to be placed on mood and anxiety symptoms which interfere with function and quality of life.

4. What's something you want your patients to know about you?

Often a patient and gradual approach is important when treating patients in real world settings. We seek to avoid having treatment become a problem of its own.

5. What do you believe is the most important part of the healing process?

A collaborative approach where patients feel empowered is very critical in fostering treatment success.

6. What kinds of clients do you work with best?

Patients who are curious to learn about their conditions and are actively engaged in their treatment.

7. Do you have experience with trauma or PTSD?

Yes

8. What do you enjoy doing outside of work?

Film, music, taking in sports and experiencing cultural enrichment.