Private Practice
Welcome
Thank you for your interest in my private practice. I'm excited to welcome patients to my new private psychiatry practice in downtown Boston.
While my role as Chief Medical Officer at NAMI focuses on advancing mental health education, research, and advocacy nationwide, caring for patients remains one of the most meaningful parts of my work. I value the opportunity to build lasting relationships with patients and families and to provide care that is personalized, collaborative, and grounded in trust.
My practice is intentionally small, allowing me to spend the time needed to truly get to know each person and develop treatment plans tailored to their unique goals and experiences.
About My Practice
Children, adolescents and adults. I also work with parents and families seeking consultation.
Who I See
What I Treat
Anxiety, depression. OCD, mood disorders, ADHD, trauma and more.
My Approach
Collaborative, evidence-based care that may include psychotherapy, medication management or both.
Appointment Options
In-person appointments in Boston and telehealth available for patients in Massachusetts
Practice Model
Self-pay practice. Superbills provided for out-of-network reimbursement.
Office Location
185 Devonshire Street, Fifth Floor
Boston, Massachusetts 02110
My office is conveniently located in Boston's Financial District and is easily accessible by public transportation.
Photo credit: The Therapy Room
Photo credit: The Therapy Room
Frequently Asked Questions
Are you currently accepting new patients?
I'm currently accepting inquiries while preparing to open my practice. Appointment availability will be offered as openings become available.
Do you accept insurance?
No. My practice is self-pay. Upon request, I can provide documentation (a superbill) that you may submit to your insurance company for possible out-of-network reimbursement.
Where are appointments offered?
Appointments are available in person at my Boston office location at 185 Devonshire St, with telehealth available for patients located in Massachusetts when clinically appropriate.