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Includes exercise, herbal medicines, and psychotherapy.

Medical history, psychiatric evaluation, and treatment options including talk therapy and medication available.

Includes non-habit forming prescriptions and SSRIs, available when other methods fail.

DOCTOR IN THE FAMILY psychiatrists and primary care physicians focus on anxiety therapy and treatments in NYC.

Includes feeling worried, panicked, difficulty sleeping, heart palpitations, and more.

Please contact us by calling or texting 646-957-5444 with any questions or schedule an appointment.

NYC psychiatrists only dealt with common psychiatric problems and primary care physicians would often refer patients to psychiatrists for mental health care.

Believing that New York City patients benefit from psychiatrist care and primary care under one roof became our goal.

Now, NYC Psychiatry and Primary Care Physicians care for New York clients in our NYC office or via telemedicine, whichever is best for the patient.

Consists of manic episodes that last for a minimum of seven days and occur for most of the day, or when the symptoms require hospital care due to their severity.

Characterized by depressive and hypomanic episodes. The symptoms of mania are not as severe or long-lasting as with Bipolar I.

Hypomanic and depressive symptoms that are persistent but not intense enough or do not last long enough to qualify as hypomanic or depressive episodes.

Includes bipolar disorder symptoms that do not match any of the types previously mentioned.

Call or text for diagnosis, second opinion, or treatment options.

Visit our website for more information or to schedule an appointment.

A NYC Psychiatrist who joined forces with Dr. Schleider to provide comprehensive care.

A primary care physician and addiction medicine doctor specializing in mental health.

Information on the use of medical marijuana as an alternative treatment for PTSD.

Understanding the criteria required for diagnosing PTSD based on DSM V.

Discusses various approaches to treating PTSD including psychotherapy and medications.

Evaluation and treatment of insomnia and sleep disorders by NYC psychiatrists following DSM V criteria.

Treatment for patients with primary insomnia, involving over the counter and FDA approved medications.

Treatment options for secondary insomnia related to underlying issues, using various medications including benzodiazepines.

Anti-psychotic medications that work fast but must be monitored closely.

Another favorite in the anti-seizure family.

An anti-seizure medicine FDA approved for mood stabilization. It has few side effects and dosing is once daily.

The oldest of the Bipolar medicines, which must be monitored for therapeutic and toxic levels.