Tag: psychiatry

Hybrid. Monday in office. Tues-Thrs virtual

Community Mental Health

Dr. Ashaki Warren is a Child, Adolescent, and Adult Psychiatrist raised in Atlanta, GA where she is now practicing. She graduated from Georgia Tech as an engineer, Columbia University Premedical Studies, completed MD from Morehouse School of Medicine as a 4-year Merit scholar. She completed residency and fellowship University of Cincinnati and Cincinnati Children’s Medical Center where she served as chief fellow.

Dr. Warren meets people where they are in their journey to mental health wellness and it starts with self acceptance. Engages in psychotherapy process as a means to understand client and how it may be appropriate to utilize medication treatments. Limited utilization of medications associated with risk of addiction.

Designed to be small private practice with office hours primarily available on Wednesdays only for new clients. Capacity for combination of in-person and virtual appointments available. At least 1 in-person appointment during early stages of treatment strongly encouraged. Potential clients are able to engage effectively with electronic patient portal.

In residency/fellowship

Nightingale Psychiatry is located in the vibrant city of Scottsdale, AZ, near the picturesque Sonoran Desert and in close proximity to Phoenix, AZ. We offer an integrated approach to mental healthcare through both telehealth and in-person office visits (available upon request). Our services include psychiatric evaluation, medication management, and life coaching. We also consider diet, nutrition, social functioning, medical health, and spiritual aspects as part of our holistic approach, tailored to improve your overall well-being. Nightingale Psychiatry is open Monday through Friday from 8 a.m. to 3 p.m.; appointments outside of office hours are available upon request. Our philosophy is that “Mental health knows no cultural boundaries—for well-being is a universal language rich in multicultural diversity. Embrace your journey and the heritage that you bring with you, for this is where you will find your strength, resilience, and the ability to nurture your mind, soul, and spirit. Remember, healing transcends all boundaries.” — Nightingale Psychiatry

Jewels Integrative Psychiatry is a Black female-owned, and operated, telepsychiatry practice, serving residents of Pennsylvania and Virginia. I specialize in the treatment of anxiety, depression, and trauma-related disorders, through a combination of holistic and naturopathic options, as well as pharmacologic measures. My therapeutic model involves a combination of CBT-based principles, and active, empathetic listening. Goals of service include reducing the intensity and frequency of symptoms, improving emotional regulation, enhancing self-esteem, and fostering resilience. I offer evening hours for individuals who are typically unavailable during normal daytime hours, and take pride in being accommodating and accessible.

The Clark Psychiatric Group, P.C. is a medical practice in Adult Psychiatry owned and managed by Michelle O. Clark, M.D., DLFAPA. Dr. Clark offers a level of experience achieved over 45 years of practice in multiple areas including outpatient, general medical /surgical consultation, inpatient and forensic psychiatry. She is a graduate of Columbia University, College of Physicians & Surgeons and the UCLA Neuropsychiatric Institute Residency Training program. She is a former faculty member of the Charles R. Drew, M.D. University of Medicine and Science and the University of California, School of Medicine (UCSF), Department of Psychiatry having achieved the level of Associate Clinical Professor, III. She was the founding Director of the Black Focus Program, part of the award-winning multicultural programs of the UCSF San Francisco General Hospitals’ Inpatient Psychiatry services. Her expertise includes management of severe anxiety, depression syndromes, and other serious mental disorders particularly through the cross-cultural lenses necessary to appreciate each individual’s unique experience of their malady. She is also experienced in assessing and managing psychiatric complications of general medical and surgical problems. Dr. Clark spent the last twenty years studying integrative, alternative medicine and metaphysics with the Association of Black Women Physicians (ABWP) in continuing medical education (CME) programs through the University of Arizona, Tucson at the Canyon Ranch Medical Spa. Her practice style includes anthro-bio-psycho-social-spiritual, whole person approach. Dr. Clark has also been active in major guild organizations with a focus on abolishing racism in psychiatry and ensuring access and culturally appropriate services for patients. She is a Distinguished Life Fellow of the American Psychiatric Association (DLFAPA) and was awarded the Lifetime Achievement Award, among others, by the Black Psychiatrists of America, Inc.
The Clark Psychiatric Group, P.C. includes independent associates Zakee Matthews, M.D. Child and Adolescent Psychiatrist and Dr. Gwendolyn Rowe, Dr. P.H., LCSW therapist and medical services navigator. We operate Monday through Saturday, excluding holidays in collaboration with Sankofa Holistic Counseling Services, Inc. near Lake Merritt in Oakland, California.

The Clark Psychiatric Group, P.C. is a medical practice in Adult Psychiatry owned and managed by Michelle O. Clark, M.D., DLFAPA. Dr. Clark offers a level of experience achieved over 45 years of practice in multiple areas including outpatient, general medical /surgical consultation, inpatient and forensic psychiatry. She is a graduate of Columbia University, College of Physicians & Surgeons and the UCLA Neuropsychiatric Institute Residency Training program. She is a former faculty member of the Charles R. Drew, M.D. University of Medicine and Science and the University of California, School of Medicine (UCSF), Department of Psychiatry having achieved the level of Associate Clinical Professor, III. She was the founding Director of the Black Focus Program, part of the award-winning multicultural programs of the UCSF San Francisco General Hospitals’ Inpatient Psychiatry services. Her expertise includes management of severe anxiety, depression syndromes, and other serious mental disorders particularly through the cross-cultural lenses necessary to appreciate each individual’s unique experience of their malady. She is also experienced in assessing and managing psychiatric complications of general medical and surgical problems. Dr. Clark spent the last twenty years studying integrative, alternative medicine and metaphysics with the Association of Black Women Physicians (ABWP) in continuing medical education (CME) programs through the University of Arizona, Tucson at the Canyon Ranch Medical Spa. Her practice style includes anthro-bio-psycho-social-spiritual, whole person approach. Dr. Clark has also been active in major guild organizations with a focus on abolishing racism in psychiatry and ensuring access and culturally appropriate services for patients. She is a Distinguished Life Fellow of the American Psychiatric Association (DLFAPA) and was awarded the Lifetime Achievement Award, among others, by the Black Psychiatrists of America, Inc. The Clark Psychiatric Group, P.C. includes independent associates Zakee Matthews, M.D. Child and Adolescent Psychiatrist and Dr. Gwendolyn Rowe, Dr. P.H., LCSW therapist and medical services navigator. We operate Monday through Saturday, excluding holidays in collaboration with Sankofa Holistic Counseling Services, Inc. near Lake Merritt in Oakland, California.

Out-patient M-F 8am-5pm

Always open