Exceptional Psychiatry. Personalized for You.

Dr. Retis intentionally maintains a limited patient panel, allowing for longer appointments, individualized treatment plans, and the time needed to deliver truly personalized psychiatric care.

Services Provided

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Comprehensive Psychiatric Evaluation

A detailed assessment of symptoms, history, functioning, goals, and prior treatment to clarify diagnosis and next steps.

90 Minutes
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Medication Management

Thoughtful medication treatment for adults who want a careful, personalized approach rather than rushed refills.

30 Minutes
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Medication Management & Psychotherapy

60 Minutes

Medication alone is not always enough. These visits integrate thoughtful medication management with psychotherapy, allowing time to address symptoms, identify underlying patterns, and develop practical strategies for lasting improvement.

Conditions Commonly Treated

  • Adult experiencing anxiety, overwhelming stress, or emotional distress.

    ANXIETY

    Excessive worry, mental overload, perfectionism, and chronic stress that make it difficult to focus, make decisions, and maintain balance in work and personal life.

  • Finding clarity and a new perspective through personalized psychiatric care. New lenses signifying clarity from ADHD diagnosis.

    ADHD

    Challenges with attention, organization, time management, and executive functioning that can affect productivity, career performance, and everyday responsibilities.

  • Adult experiencing symptoms of depression, emotional exhaustion, or burnout, depressed mood, loss of interest, feelings of guilt, low energy, poor sleep/insomnia, poor concentration, loss of appetite, cognitive slowing, suicidal thoughts.

    DEPRESSION

    Maintaining success on the outside while privately struggling with low mood, emotional exhaustion, diminished motivation, or a loss of fulfillment.

  • A person having difficulty with sleep, trouble falling asleep, staying asleep, or getting refreshing sleep.

    INSOMNIA

    Trouble falling asleep, staying asleep, waking early, or nonrestorative sleep.

  • A man experiencing burnout, staying up late, not accomplishing goals, feeling like nothign is working.

    BURNOUT

    Emotional exhaustion, reduced motivation, cynicism, stress overload, or declining performance.

  • Professional experiencing performance anxiety before an important presentation or high-pressure event.

    PERFORMANCE ANXIETY

    Pressure before work, school, athletics, public speaking, testing, or high stakes situations.

  • Individual seeking recovery from substance use disorder through compassionate, evidence-based treatment.

    SUBSTANCE & NON SUBSTANCE USE CONCERNS

    Concerns related to substance use or gambling, including cravings, tolerance, recovery support, or non physical dependence.

  • Individual experiencing symptoms of a panic attack, including intense fear, chest tightness, and difficulty breathing.

    MOOD INSTABILITY

    Irritability, emotional shifts, low frustration tolerance, reactivity, or difficulty feeling steady.

  • PANIC ATTACKS

    Sudden fear, heart racing, shortness of breath, sweating, or feeling out of control.

  • Individual experiencing intense emotions and difficulty regulating emotional responses.

    PTSD and cPTSD

    Trauma related symptoms, intrusive memories, avoidance, reactivity, or nightmares.

  • Adult experiencing mood changes associated with bipolar disorder, including periods of elevated energy and depression.

    Bipolar Disorder

    Mood shifts, decreased need for sleep, irritability, impulsivity, or periods of elevated energy.

  • Individual experiencing intrusive thoughts and repetitive behaviors associated with obsessive-compulsive disorder.

    OCD

    Intrusive thoughts, repetitive urges, checking, rituals, doubt, or fear.