I AM CURRENTLY RETIRED AND NOT ACCEPTING NEW PATIENTS
Before retiring I offered adults an individually designed treatment plan drawing on thirty years of professional experience and on advanced training in psychotherapy and pharmacology. I helped people deal with psychological challenges related to work, relationships, or medical illness.
I AM CURRENTLY RETIRED AND NOT ACCEPTING NEW PATIENTS
Before retiring I offered adults an individually designed treatment plan drawing on thirty years of professional experience and on advanced training in psychotherapy and pharmacology. I helped people deal with psychological challenges related to work, relationships, or medical illness. I treated depression, anxiety, panic attacks, attention deficits, and other problems.
I graduated from Columbia University, College of Physicians and Surgeons and received a PhD in pharmacology from Columbia. Pharmacology is the basic science that studies how medications work.
I completed my psychiatry residency at Mt. Sinai Hospital where I served as Chief Resident on the Consult Service helping medical and surgical patients deal with the stress of illness.
I graduated from the Psychoanalytic Institute at Columbia. Psychoanalytic training provided an extended period after residency during which my work was enriched by supervision from more experienced colleagues. I incorporated several different kinds of therapy in my practice.
I am retired from Mt. Sinai West where I served on the Executive Committee of the Medical Board and the Pharmacy Committee. For 10 years after I finished my residency training, I was chief of an inpatient psychiatry unit. I supervised residents doing outpatient psychotherapy.
I have been a member of the Committee on Organizational Consultation of the American Psychoanalytic Association.
PO Box 230003, New York, NY 10023-0001
Landline (voicemail): 212-581-7206 In an emergency, call 911 or go to the nearest emergency room. Email is not as confidential as voice mail. I will use email with established patients who prefer email for routine scheduling.