Get to know me

In our first session together, here's what you can expect

Client will be asked the reason for scheduling a psychiatric appointment. A complete list of medications, in addition to psychiatric medications. A list of any and all psychiatric medications you might have tried in the past, including how long you took them for. Your medical concerns and any diagnoses. Family history of psychiatric issues, if there are any. Options for treatment will be discussed at the end of your session, such as medication options, referrals for psychotherapy, level of care needed and any recommended labs or procedures.

The biggest strengths that I bring into our sessions

I am motivated by a desire to serve and help others. I have empathy and compassion. I can work in work in stressful environments because I have a strong work ethic. I also have strong communication skills that help lower the risk of misunderstandings or errors in patient care. I am knowledgeable in my area of health care, making me responsible for creating a treatment plan for patients and being knowledgeable helps ensure high-quality patient care and safety.

The clients I'm best positioned to serve

I am best positioned serving adolescent and adult clients with mood disorders such as depression or bipolarity, anxiety problems and phobias and psychotic disorders. General psychiatry is usually treated, as a general rule, with adults who have some type of severe mental pathology. Adolescent psychiatry is a little challenging, delicate and fragile type of population, with differential characteristics that require a more delicate treatment. It is also one of the types of psychiatry in which they will always need contact with parents or legal guardians, as well as with school institutions.