Mental Health Conditions
We Treat
Integrative Psych treats the full range of adult and adolescent mental health conditions, coordinated by one clinician across medication, therapy, and lifestyle. Most patients arrive with more than one condition tangled together, and that's the case our model is built for.
- In-person · Manhattan
- Telehealth · New York
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- We treat ADHD, anxiety, depression, OCD, bipolar disorder, trauma and PTSD, addiction, eating disorders, autism, psychosis, and sleep disorders, for adults and teens.
- One clinician coordinates medication, therapy, and lifestyle, so co-occurring conditions are treated as a single case, not handed between clinicians.
- Every patient's care is informed by the Sigmund Assessment, so your clinician understands your case before your first appointment.
- In-person in Manhattan, or by telehealth anywhere in New York State.
What Patients Come to Us For
Most patients come to us for these. Each links to its own page; the full list follows.
ADHD
adult and teen evaluation, medication, and CBT or coaching in one plan.
Anxiety
CBT, exposure work, and medication matched to your presentation.
Depression
Biological, psychological, and lifestyle treatment, including medication non-response.
OCD
First-line exposure and response prevention from clinicians trained for it.
Trauma & PTSD
Trauma-focused CBT, EMDR, and coordinated medication.
Bipolar disorder
Accurate diagnosis and mood-stabilizing care over the long run.
More conditions we treat
Addiction & substance use
Treating the substance and the anxiety, depression, or ADHD underneath it together.
Eating disorders
Evidence-based therapy, medication when it helps, and coordinated medical care.
Autism
Adult evaluation and ongoing care for co-occurring conditions in a single plan.
Schizophrenia & psychosis
The right antipsychotic medication, supportive therapy, and family as part of the plan.
Insomnia & sleep disorders
First-line CBT-I paired with treatment of what's driving the sleeplessness.
What Integrated Care Looks Like
Every condition here is treated through one approach: the Integrative Method. It starts with the sigmund assessment, a structured evaluation your clinician reviews before your first appointment, so they understand the full picture, history, and goals from day one. From there, a single clinician coordinates medication, evidence-based therapy (CBT, DBT, EMDR, ERP, psychoanalytic), and lifestyle medicine in one plan, and tracks progress with validated tools so adjustments follow data, not guesswork.
That matters most for the patients we see. Co-occurring conditions are the majority, not the exception, and treating them as one integrated case beats handing you between a separate prescriber and therapist. See how the Integrative Method works.
Frequently Asked Questions
What mental health conditions does Integrative Psych treat?
ADHD, anxiety disorders, depression, OCD, bipolar disorder, trauma and PTSD, addiction and substance use, eating disorders, autism, schizophrenia and other psychotic disorders, and insomnia. We see adults and teens, and we treat co-occurring conditions as a single plan rather than referring them out.
Can you treat multiple conditions at the same time?
Yes, and most of our patients have more than one. ADHD with anxiety, depression with insomnia, trauma with substance use: these combinations are the rule. Because one clinician coordinates medication, therapy, and lifestyle, co-occurring conditions are treated as one integrated case.
How do I know which condition I have?
You don't need to know before booking. The Sigmund Assessment maps what's happening before a diagnosis is named, and your clinician uses that plus your consultation to clarify the picture. Many patients arrive expecting one condition and leave with a more accurate, more treatable understanding.
Do you treat teens and adolescents, or only adults?
Both. Our clinicians include psychiatrists dual board-certified in adult and child and adolescent psychiatry. Age ranges and clinician availability vary by condition, and your care coordinator confirms what applies to your case when you book.
Can I get an evaluation before committing to ongoing care?
Yes. The first step is a consultation, with no requirement to continue. If our model isn't the right fit, your clinician will say so and offer referrals. Many patients use an initial consultation as a second opinion on an existing treatment plan.
Not Sure Where to Start? We'll Help You Figure It Out.
You don't need to know what your diagnosis is. That's what the consultation is for. Book one and our team will walk you through the next step, answer your out-of-network coverage questions, and match you with the right clinician. In-person in Manhattan, or by telehealth anywhere in New York State.