Preteen Psychiatrists in 11375

I am a Board Certified Nurse Practitioner specializing in Psychiatry. I have over a decade of experience working in the mental health field. I have worked in multiple settings such as inpatient, outpatient clinics, and ER treating clients of all ages. I did my formal training at NYU Hospital. I have completed extra training at the Neuroscience Education Institute. I have also completed training with the First Episode Psychosis Program affiliated with Columbia University. In addition, I am an Associate Clinical professor at Pace University. I utilize current and proven evidence based methods.

“When patients walk into my office there is a lot going on in their lives and their minds are consumed by distressed thoughts. They may feel isolated, overwhelmed, stressed, agitated, anxious or angry at the world. They may feel upset at themselves or at others for feeling panicky, agitated, and powerless to focus and contemplate. They may also feel distracted, easily frustrated, ready to quit, helpless, hopeless, worthless, irritable, and look negatively at every aspect of their lives. These people are in search for compassion, sincerity, and real help – often quick help.”

Dr. Sandeep Dhingra is a psychiatrist working with children, adolescent and adult population. After completing his Adult Psychiatry residency , Dr. Dhingra did a fellowship in Child & Adolescent Psychiatry from Mount Sinai School of Medicine (Elmhurst campus). Dr. Dhingra has extensive experience in working with all kinds of childhood psychiatric disorders including ADHD, mood disorders and anxiety disorders. Dr. Dhingra is the Medical Director at the Child Center of New York. He also worked at Creedmoor outpatient services in the past.

My goal is to listen to your concerns, understand your needs, offer evidence-based solutions to regain emotional stability, and set you on a path to achieve your goals in your personal and professional life.

“When patients walk into my office there is a lot going on in their lives and their minds are consumed by distressed thoughts. They may feel isolated, overwhelmed, stressed, agitated, anxious or angry at the world. They may feel upset at themselves or at others for feeling panicky, agitated, and powerless to focus and contemplate. They may also feel distracted, easily frustrated, ready to quit, helpless, hopeless, worthless, irritable, and look negatively at every aspect of their lives. These people are in search for compassion, sincerity, and real help – often quick help.”

I am a board-certified general psychiatrist from the American Board of Psychiatry and Neurology. I completed my psychiatric residency training at the prestigious Icahn School Medicine at Mount Sinai and psychoanalytic fellowship at New York University School of Medicine. I'm presently serving as an attending psychiatrist in the state hospital psychiatric center. I have extensive and rich psychiatric experiences from practicing in the private clinic, to hospital inpatient, outpatient, and emergency room settings. I also conducted medical research regarding immunology psychiatry with over 40 medical publications on PubMed.