If or someone you love needs help right now, you should to your local hospital emergency room or call 911.

988 is the National Suicide Hotline and is answered 24/7.

For non-emergent needs, cal 211 in Vermont for assistance with resources

Click here for a directory of mental health resources in the state of Vermont.

Yes, I am trained in psychopharmacology and prescribe psychiatric medication.

Generally, I can see new patients within a few weeks to months. If you are experiencing a mental health emergency, call 911 or go to the emergency department of your local hospital.

In our first meeting, I will do a complete psychiatric assessment. This is basically a conversation between us, although I do ask a lot of questions so that I can get a good idea of your symptoms, stressors, medical history, medication history, and get a sense of you as a person. We then may discuss a diagnosis and start coming up with a plan to get you feeling better.

Yes, I treat people ages 16 and up.