Hey there! I'm a board-certified psychiatrist, and I've got my license to practice right here in New York. My educational path? Well, it's been quite a journey – started off at Harvard for my undergrad, then I did this cool joint program at UC Berkeley and UC San Francisco where I got both my BA in Health and Medical Sciences and my MD.I've been pretty busy since then, doing my residency at Payne Whitney Clinic, where I was even the Chief Resident. Oh, and I snagged the NIH Outstanding Resident Award along the way. Then I dove into a Fellowship in Affective Disorders at Columbia University – fancy stuff, right?So what do I do? I'm all about understanding the mind and helping people through a mix of psychotherapy, medications, and blending the two. I've got a knack for diving into complex cases that mix up medical, psychiatric, and psychological elements. Think of me as the go-to person for second opinions on tricky cases.I also hang out in some professional circles, serving on the Board of the International Neuropsychoanalysis Foundation and being part of the American Psychiatric Association and the Society for Neuroscience. My latest research? It's all about how our brains deal with grief, sadness, and depression.But wait, there's more! I founded Slothzero – it's this cool company where we're all about kicking procrastination to the curb. Our mission? To help you unleash your full potential. We've dug into all sorts of psychological and sociological research to understand why we procrastinate and what gets us motivated. At Slothzero, we teach you how to tap into your potential, understand your hurdles, and smash your goals.Our belief at SlothZero? It's all about connection, trust, and accountability. With these, we can accomplish anything we set our minds to – together.