Spanish Psychiatrists in 10011

Rayner A. Berrios, PMHNP-BC is a bilingual Columbia trained Spanish-speaking Board Certified Psychiatric-Mental Health Nurse Practitioner who understands the importance of providing culturally competent care. He is also a Licensed Clinical Social Worker with 10+ years of experience working in hospitals and clinical settings. Mr. Berrios tailors treatment to the individual based on evidence based practice in psychopharmacology along with supportive, solution therapy. Working with Rayner, patients can expect a warm, participatory and respectful style that empowers them toward their mental health goal.

I am Associate Clinical Professor of Psychiatry at Columbia University and a board-certified psychiatrist committed to offering comprehensive care for individuals, couples and families. I practice and value psychotherapy because it can be an enormously powerful tool to enhance personal growth, learning and self-discovery. Being a physician enables me to offer the option of medication when needed. This has the advantage of integrating both types of treatments with one provider only. If you are already in psychotherapy, I will work in coordination with your therapist to achieve the best result.

Hi! I’m a New York City-based double-board certified psychiatrist working with adults, adolescents, and children. My work centers around psychotherapy; including developmentally appropriate psychodynamic, CBT, and play therapies. In addition, my approach to psychiatric medications is to meet individuals and families where they are at. I work with people who want to seek deeper growth and meaning without numbing what makes them human. As for my background – I trained at BU and Mount Sinai, and have worked at both The New School and as lead psychiatrist at the Columbia University Medical Center counseling center.

Dr. Francesco Ferrari is a dual-board certified psychiatrist with extensive experience treating children, adolescents, and adults. His holistic approach focuses on comprehensive diagnosis and personalized treatment plans that may include psychotherapy, medication, or other evidence-based practices. He specializes in mood and anxiety disorders, ADHD, OCD, relationship issues, and LGBTQ+ mental health concerns.

At Creative Care Psychiatry, we know that each person comes with his/her/their own unique set of experiences. With this understanding we apply the highest standard of evidenced based medicine to a patient-centered treatment approach. Patients are active participants in the development of their treatment plans. It is our belief that health and wellness come with an holistic approach to patient care.

I am a board-certified, New York-based psychiatrist with a private practice in the Greenwich Village. I treat a wide variety of mental health conditions, such as depression, anxiety, bipolar disorder, psychotic disorders, substance use and trauma-related disorders, as well as issues of self-worth, identity, gender, sexuality, relationships, and life transitions.

As a psychiatric nurse practitioner, I espouse a team approach in treatment. I love working with therapists and nutritionists/dietitians and medical treatment team members to help clients achieve mental wellbeing. It is my philosophy of treatment to collaborate with other healthcare professionals. Together, we can develop a sound treatment plan that includes the desired outcomes of our clients.

Do you feel overwhelmed, experience worry, self-doubt or low-mood that is hard to shake? I work with individuals often at a cross-roads in love, work, and personal goals. We will work together to carefully understand your unique issues and then customize a plan to get you feeling stronger, centered, and empowered. This is an opportunity to uncover your optimal self. I use techniques rooted in cognitive behavioral talk therapy, mindfulness, couples work and if/when necessary, medications. I am a board-certified psychiatrist, a professor at NYU, a fellow of the APA, and a TV contributor.

Making the decision to pursue psychiatric treatment requires courage and motivation. As your psychiatrist, I honor your willingness to be vulnerable with me by being transparent with you throughout our work together. My clinical approach balances directness with empathy, shared expectation with flexibility, and professionalism with humor and warmth. I provide psychiatric evaluations, psychodynamic psychotherapy, and medication management to adolescents and adults. I am passionate about caring for LGBTQIA+ people, and I have been researching and teaching about queer issues in health care for the past ten years.

It is a privilege to do what I do on a daily basis; working with the "body/mind connection". I love working with people and going through their life stages together; adolescents, college students, young adults and then adults. I believe that the modality of treatment should be suited to the patient's needs. I have trained through different schools and continue to do so. Once we work together on identifying their issues, we work on them with a "tailored treatment", that said; individual psychotherapy, mindfulness meditation, complementary treatment with vitamins, exercises and if needed medication.

Medications provide transient benefits for the majority of psychiatric issues. For optimal and enduring results, the combination of capable psychotherapy to foster insight with judicial use of supplemental medication to moderate distracting emotionality is best. Tragically, since psychiatric medications were introduced in the 1950's, psychiatrists have forgetten the unique experience of the individual and instead overdiagnose a few disorders and treat predominantly with medication. There are no magic pills. Any patient willing to do the work, can experience a positive change in their lives. (2) No insurance accepted.

I'm a board-certified psychiatrist whose specialty is psychodynamic psychotherapy and psychoanalysis. I treat people suffering with depression, anxiety, obsessive thoughts, inattention, low self-esteem, gender/sexuality issues, trauma, grief, and relationship or work difficulties. While my focus is therapy, I use medication when necessary.