My approach is to first and foremost take time to get to know an individual patient in order to make an informed biopsychosocial assessment. This allows for individualized and patient-centered...
Phoenix (AZ) - - Phone: (602) 521-3600
My approach to care has always been focused on communication and collaboration with patients to achieve their goals. Rather than simply telling patients my clinical opinion, I listen carefully to...
Phoenix (AZ) - - Phone: (602) 521-3600
I enjoy working collaboratively with patients and their family/support system and therapists in the hopes of helping patients obtain the best response to treatment and attain the highest functional...
Phoenix (AZ) - - Phone: (602) 521-3600
Anna Burke, MD, is a geriatric psychiatrist and the director of neuropsychiatry at Barrow Neurological Institute. She is board certified in psychiatry with a subspecialty certification in geriatric...
Phoenix (AZ) - - Phone: (855) 900-9975
I deliver comprehensive, expert care in collaboration with each of my patients.
Phoenix (AZ) - - Phone: (602) 839-6900
Dr. Cornelius focuses on a holistic approach to care, integrating mental health and medical health together in order to appreciate the role each has in improving the overall well-being of a person. ...
Phoenix (AZ) - - Phone: (602) 521-3600
Mayo Clinic provides expert care to everyone who needs healing. That means combining our comprehensive, integrated care with a seamless patient experience to provide exactly the care you need.
Phoenix (AZ) - - Phone: (480) 342-2000
Spending time and collecting a comprehensive history is important in investigating the potential mental health issues that may be impacting an individual's life. My primary focus is on medication...
Phoenix (AZ) - - Phone: (602) 521-3600
Mental disorders are treated and diagnosed by psychiatrists in Phoenix. Some psychiatric practitioners prefer to work specially with certain age groups; thus, those who work with the elderly, are called 'geriatric' psychiatrists, and those working with children, are called 'pediatric' psychiatrists.
Psychiatrists, in Phoenix, also specialize in psychopharmacology, psychiatric genetics, neuro-imaging, sleep medicine, pain medicine, palliative medicine, eating disorders, sexual disorders, women's health, Global Mental Health, early psychosis intervention, mood disorders and anxiety disorders. Psychiatrists need to be registered and licensed to prescribe medication to their patients.
