Information for Therapists and Referring Clinicians
Collaborative psychiatric medication consultation while psychotherapy and other clinical care continue.
I work collaboratively with therapists and other clinicians and welcome referrals for psychiatric medication consultation. My role is medication evaluation and management, while psychotherapy and the rest of your patient’s care stay in place.
This is especially helpful when treatment questions have become complicated, when therapy alone has not brought sufficient improvement, or when medication decisions intersect with pregnancy, postpartum care, childhood development, or prior treatment complexity.
I regularly accept referrals from:
OB/GYNs and Midwives, Reproductive Endocrinologists, and IVF clinics
School counselors, child study teams
Pediatricians and Primary Care Providers
Therapists, psychologists, and other mental health clinicians
Common Triggers For Referral
Medication evaluation or adjustment
Depression or anxiety not improving sufficiently with therapy alone
ADHD medication consultation
Child or adolescent psychiatric medication evaluation
Pregnancy, postpartum, or breastfeeding medication questions
Pre-conception psychiatric medication consultation
Infertility / IVF-related psychiatric medication questions
Review of complex treatment histories or multiple prior medication trials
Patient facing major medical issues
Why I may be a particularly useful referral
I combine a psychiatric prescribing practice with the added perspective of a certified nurse midwife, which makes me an unusually strong referral option for patients whose psychiatric care intersects with pregnancy, postpartum recovery, breastfeeding, or reproductive planning. I see patients in NJ, NY, and MD.
I also treat children, adolescents, and adults more broadly, so I can be a useful referral resource across life stages.
My clinical style is measured, collaborative, and oriented toward clarifying complicated treatment decisions.
Quick Referral for Clinicians
Referrals are welcome by phone or through the secure referral form below.
If you have questions about whether a patient may be a good fit,
please reach out directly.