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15 Best Psychiatrists in Boston

Finding psychiatrists in Boston starts with matching the type of care you need to a practice’s focus. Options in this guide cover evaluations, medication management, therapy, ADHD and depression support, TMS or Spravato, and affirming behavioral healthcare.

Before choosing, check whether the clinician works with your age group, concerns, and preferred treatment style. It is also worth confirming availability, appointment format, and whether coordinated care or therapy alongside medication management fits your situation.

How this guide is ordered

The options are organized around clearly described areas of care, including evaluations, medication management, therapy, specialty treatments, age groups, and affirming support. Attention to communication, organization, and appointment planning also helps distinguish practical choices. Some eligible businesses may purchase enhanced visibility, which can influence their placement.

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Boston's leading psychiatric care providers

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#1
Tsafrir Judy MD
4.963 reviews
Adults seeking reflective guidance during life transitions
#2
Wholesome Psychiatry, LLC
4.852 reviews
Adults seeking integrated psychiatric carePeople exploring TMS or Spravato
#3
Dignity Brain Health
4.762 reviews
Patients seeking a calm, coordinated care setting
#4
Psych Boston
4.742 reviews
Families seeking psychiatric care across age groupsAdults exploring ADHD or depression treatment
#5
Revive Therapeutic Services
526 reviews
People seeking therapy alongside medication managementPatients looking for affirming behavioral health support
#6
Jason Strauss, MD
517 reviews
Adults seeking supportive, attentive psychiatric care
#7
Dr. David H. Brendel, MD
4.821 reviews
Patients seeking a detailed psychiatric evaluationFamilies navigating complex mental health concerns
#8
Ashley Keane-Ames, Psychiatric Nurse Practitioner
4.918 reviews
Adults seeking ADHD or anxiety supportPatients wanting collaborative medication management
#9
Palm Beach Psychiatry, PLLC
4.627 reviews
Adults needing medication managementPatients who divide time between multiple states
#10
Michael Schreiber, Psychiatric Mental Health Services - Brookline
4.529 reviews
Adults and couples seeking integrated mental health support
#11
Isabelle Girard, Psychiatric Nurse Practitioner
514 reviews
Adults and families seeking collaborative psychiatric care
#12
Silver Lining Integrative Psychiatry, PLLC
4.817 reviews
Whole-person psychiatric supportPeople seeking culturally attentive care
#13
Six States ADHD
513 reviews
Adults seeking ADHD-focused psychiatric treatment
#14
MD Psychiatry Clinic, Gregory Labun,MD Accepting New Clients
513 reviews
Patients seeking remote psychiatric carePeople considering a careful medication review
#15
Rae Zhou, Psychiatric Nurse Practitioner
511 reviews
Patients seeking affirming, collaborative psychiatric carePeople wanting practical coping strategies alongside medication support

Compare 15 psychiatrists in Boston

Tsafrir Judy MD #1

Tsafrir Judy MD

4.963 reviews
120 Sumner St, Newton Centre, MA 02459, United States
Best for
Adults seeking reflective guidance during life transitions

Dr. Judy Tsafrir is listed in Boston as a psychiatrist while also providing in-depth astrological consultations. Her sessions focus on reflection, life transitions, and personal direction, drawing on natal charts and, where appropriate, Tarot, the Akashic Records, and flower essences.

The tone is thoughtful, encouraging, and highly explanatory, with consultations designed to give structure to questions about the future or a period of change. People seeking this distinctive blend of psychiatric credentials and spiritual guidance should reserve an appointment in advance and clarify which type of session they want.

Wholesome Psychiatry, LLC #2

Wholesome Psychiatry, LLC

4.852 reviews
10 Andrew Sq Ste 102, South Boston, MA 02127, United States
Best for
Adults seeking integrated psychiatric carePeople exploring TMS or Spravato

Wholesome Psychiatry, LLC provides personalized mental health care in Boston and throughout Massachusetts, with telehealth access for eligible patients in Florida. Dorothy Borkiewicz combines psychopharmacology and psychotherapy with treatments such as Transcranial Magnetic Stimulation and Spravato, while also considering lifestyle and whole-person wellness.

The practice is organized around compassionate communication, individualized planning, and continuity from the initial psychiatric evaluation onward. The team is described as responsive, patient, and attentive to concerns, with a calm, clean setting that helps make care feel less intimidating. It is also designed as an LGBTQ+-friendly and transgender-safe environment. Appointments are required or recommended.

Dignity Brain Health #3

Dignity Brain Health

4.762 reviews
1101 Beacon St 8 West, Brookline, MA 02446, United States
Best for
Patients seeking a calm, coordinated care setting

Dignity Brain Health provides psychiatric care in Boston with an emphasis on a calm, human-centered treatment environment. Dr. Omar Haque and the wider team support patients through coordinated care, thoughtful intake preparation, and attention to comfort throughout treatment.

The setting is clean and relaxing, with an inclusive approach for LGBTQ+ and transgender patients. Care may involve psychiatry, therapy, medication-related support, and other on-site mental health services, depending on individual needs. The practice has also been described as helpful with administrative coordination and insurance matters. Advance booking is required or recommended, and a detailed intake questionnaire can help prepare for the first appointment.

Psych Boston #4
What stands out
  • ADHD testing and Spravato treatment

Psych Boston

4.742 reviews
35 Bedford St #17, Lexington, MA 02420, United States
Best for
Families seeking psychiatric care across age groupsAdults exploring ADHD or depression treatment

Psych Boston provides comprehensive psychiatric care for children, adolescents, adults, and families in the Boston area. The practice addresses concerns including anxiety, depression, ADHD, and trauma, with a holistic approach that considers family relationships and support systems alongside individual needs.

Its board-certified psychiatrists combine medication management, psychotherapy, evaluations, and specialty services such as ADHD testing and Spravato treatment for treatment-resistant depression. Care is tailored to the person rather than reduced to a single intervention, with an emphasis on careful listening and clear treatment planning. The practice welcomes patients seeking structured psychiatric support in an inclusive setting.

Revive Therapeutic Services #5

Revive Therapeutic Services

526 reviews
50 Redfield St #109, Boston, MA 02122, United States
Best for
People seeking therapy alongside medication managementPatients looking for affirming behavioral health support

Revive Therapeutic Services provides psychiatric and behavioral health care in Boston, with therapy, medication management, and advanced options such as TMS. The team includes therapists, psychiatric nurse practitioners, and psychiatrists who shape care around individual needs and personal goals.

The practice supports concerns including anxiety, depression, PTSD, ADHD, grief, and panic, with a warm and respectful style. Care is designed to feel collaborative, accessible, and responsive, and multilingual support may be available across languages including English, Spanish, Haitian Creole, and American Sign Language. The setting is LGBTQ+-friendly and transgender-safe. Appointments are recommended.

Jason Strauss, MD #6

Jason Strauss, MD

517 reviews
11 Nevins St, Brighton, MA 02135, United States
Best for
Adults seeking supportive, attentive psychiatric care

Jason Strauss, MD provides psychiatric care in Boston with a supportive, compassionate style. His work is characterized by attentive listening, emotional sensitivity, and a focus on helping patients gain clarity and direction during difficult periods.

The office team is described as professional and efficient, while Dr. Strauss takes care to create a respectful setting in which patients feel heard and accepted. This may appeal to adults looking for steady psychiatric support and thoughtful conversations rather than a rushed appointment. Appointments are recommended.

Dr. David H. Brendel, MD #7

Dr. David H. Brendel, MD

4.821 reviews
26 Trapelo Rd, Belmont, MA 02478, United States
Best for
Patients seeking a detailed psychiatric evaluationFamilies navigating complex mental health concerns

Dr. David H. Brendel provides personalized psychiatric care for Boston and Greater Boston patients, with expertise spanning anxiety, ADHD, depression, bipolar disorder, and BPD. As a Harvard-trained, board-certified psychiatrist, he combines thorough evaluations with clear explanations and treatment plans tailored to each person.

His style is direct but compassionate, helping patients understand diagnoses, medication decisions, and practical next steps. The practice also offers consultation for families and other clinicians when a case is complex. Patients should arrange an appointment in advance; parking options are available near the practice.

Ashley Keane-Ames, Psychiatric Nurse Practitioner #8

Ashley Keane-Ames, Psychiatric Nurse Practitioner

4.918 reviews
1 Brookline Pl Ste 321, Brookline, MA 02445, United States
Best for
Adults seeking ADHD or anxiety supportPatients wanting collaborative medication management

Ashley Keane-Ames, MSN, PMHNP-BC provides adult psychiatric care in Boston, with appointments available in person and online. Her focus includes ADHD, anxiety, attention and focus, depression, psychiatric evaluations, psychotherapy, and medication management.

Her approach is patient and collaborative: she listens closely, explains options, answers questions, and adjusts treatment to the individual rather than relying on a fixed formula. Patients who are stable on existing medication may also value the continuity of keeping an established schedule when clinically appropriate. The practice is LGBTQ+-friendly and transgender-safe, and appointments should be arranged in advance.

Palm Beach Psychiatry, PLLC #9

Palm Beach Psychiatry, PLLC

4.627 reviews
201 Washington St Suite 2600, Boston, MA 02108, United States
Best for
Adults needing medication managementPatients who divide time between multiple states

Palm Beach Psychiatry, PLLC offers personalized psychiatric care and medication management for adults in Massachusetts, including telepsychiatry for patients who value continuity across Massachusetts, New York, and Florida. Dr. Eli Nader brings Harvard training, triple board certification, and experience in adult psychiatry, addiction medicine, psychopharmacology, and complex diagnostic evaluations.

Treatment is designed around the patient’s needs, with follow-up that can include careful medication adjustments rather than a one-visit approach. The practice may suit people looking for coordinated care while traveling between states. Appointments are required or recommended, and the telepsychiatry service is limited to the states where the provider is licensed.

Michael Schreiber, Psychiatric Mental Health Services - Brookline #10
What stands out
  • Psychotherapy, couples counseling, and medication management

Michael Schreiber, Psychiatric Mental Health Services - Brookline

4.529 reviews
1330 Beacon St Ste 258, Brookline, MA 02446, United States
Best for
Adults and couples seeking integrated mental health support

Michael Schreiber provides psychotherapy, couples counseling, and medication management in Brookline for patients from Boston and nearby communities. His work addresses anxiety, depression, PTSD, mood disorders, OCD, ADHD, sleep concerns, relationship strain, work stress, and major life transitions.

The practice takes a patient-centered, pragmatic approach grounded in careful listening and shared treatment goals. Individual therapy can include CBT, while couples work focuses on communication, recurring patterns, trust, parenting pressures, and transition points. Michael’s combined background as a psychiatric nurse practitioner and LICSW supports conversations that connect medication decisions with therapy and practical tools. Appointments are required or recommended.

Isabelle Girard, Psychiatric Nurse Practitioner #11

Isabelle Girard, Psychiatric Nurse Practitioner

514 reviews
185 Devonshire St Suites 800, 801, & 802, Boston, MA 02110, United States
Best for
Adults and families seeking collaborative psychiatric care

Isabelle Girard is a Boston psychiatric nurse practitioner known for a gentle, encouraging approach to care. Sessions focus on understanding symptoms, personal goals, and medication options, with clear education and careful discussion around treatment changes. Her work with ADHD medication options is an important part of the practice.

The setting emphasizes emotional safety, attentive listening, and responsive communication. Appointments are required and recommended in advance, making advance scheduling essential for anyone seeking psychiatric care in Boston.

Silver Lining Integrative Psychiatry, PLLC #12

Silver Lining Integrative Psychiatry, PLLC

4.817 reviews
Best for
Whole-person psychiatric supportPeople seeking culturally attentive care

Silver Lining Integrative Psychiatry, PLLC brings a warm, thoughtful approach to mental health care in Boston. The practice looks beyond a single symptom or treatment route, incorporating medication management, therapy, nutritional support, mindfulness-based practices, and attention to cultural context when appropriate. Care is shaped around individual needs, with an emphasis on compassion, integrity, and personal participation in treatment decisions.

Its welcoming atmosphere and careful communication make the practice particularly appealing to people seeking whole-person psychiatric support. The practice is LGBTQ+ friendly, and appointments are required and recommended in advance.

Six States ADHD #13

Six States ADHD

513 reviews
185 Devonshire St Ste 701, Boston, MA 02110, United States
Best for
Adults seeking ADHD-focused psychiatric treatment

Six States ADHD provides Boston psychiatric care centered on adult ADHD evaluation, medication management, and practical coaching. The approach gives attention to whether ADHD is present, whether medication is appropriate, and how treatment can support real-world functioning rather than focusing only on prescriptions. Care may also consider related concerns such as anxiety, depression, sleep problems, and chronic pain.

Casey is recognized for detailed explanations, prompt answers, collaboration with other clinicians, and a willingness to discuss treatment changes thoroughly. The practice offers an affirming environment for LGBTQ+ and transgender patients, with appointments required.

MD Psychiatry Clinic, Gregory Labun,MD Accepting New Clients #14

MD Psychiatry Clinic, Gregory Labun,MD Accepting New Clients

513 reviews
163 Highland Ave, Needham Heights, MA 02494, United States
Best for
Patients seeking remote psychiatric carePeople considering a careful medication review

Dr. Gregory Labun is a board-certified psychiatrist serving Boston-area patients through telepsychiatry. His clinical focus includes ADHD, anxiety, and depression, with treatment shaped through thorough conversations and careful attention to each person’s concerns.

Medication changes are discussed thoughtfully, alongside mindfulness, reframing, and practical tools for responding to challenges. Patients can expect clear explanations, attentive listening, and prompt communication. Appointments are recommended in advance, and the practice is accepting new clients.

Rae Zhou, Psychiatric Nurse Practitioner #15

Rae Zhou, Psychiatric Nurse Practitioner

511 reviews
185 Devonshire St Suites 800, 801, & 802, Boston, MA 02110, United States
Best for
Patients seeking affirming, collaborative psychiatric carePeople wanting practical coping strategies alongside medication support

Rae Zhou is a Boston psychiatric nurse practitioner whose care combines empathy, validation, education, and practical coping strategies. Treatment conversations are collaborative, with time devoted to understanding concerns, explaining medication options, and developing approaches that support a better quality of life.

Rae’s calm, curious manner can be especially reassuring for people who have felt discouraged by previous psychiatric care. The practice is LGBTQ+ friendly and provides a transgender-safe space. Appointments are required and recommended in advance.

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Map of psychiatrists in Boston

Boston’s psychiatric care options are presented as a citywide comparison rather than a single neighborhood guide. The selection includes independent psychiatrists, mental health clinics, behavioral health services, and practices focused on particular treatment needs.

Use the map to compare travel convenience with clinical fit. Before making the trip, confirm the office location, appointment availability, care format, and whether new patients are accepted for the service you need.

Care options to compare

  • Psychiatric evaluationsLook for clinicians offering detailed assessments when you need a clearer understanding of complex mental health concerns.
  • Medication managementSeveral options focus on collaborative medication care, including support that may be combined with therapy.
  • ADHD and depression supportSome Boston practices specifically address ADHD, depression, anxiety, or related adult mental health needs.
  • TMS or SpravatoPeople exploring these specialty treatments can compare practices that explicitly include TMS or Spravato in their care focus.
  • Therapy alongside psychiatryIntegrated behavioral health settings may suit patients who want therapy and psychiatric medication support coordinated together.
  • Affirming psychiatric careLGBTQ+ patients and others seeking an affirming setting can prioritize practices that describe this approach directly.
  • Care across age groupsFamilies should check which clinicians work with children, adolescents, adults, or multiple age groups before scheduling.

How to choose a psychiatrist

  1. Write down your main concern and ask whether the clinician routinely treats it.
  2. Confirm whether the first appointment is an evaluation, medication consultation, or therapy session.
  3. Ask about experience with ADHD, depression, anxiety, or complex family mental health needs when relevant.
  4. Check whether therapy, medication management, or specialty treatment can be coordinated in one care setting.
  5. Confirm age-group experience and whether the practice offers an affirming approach that fits your needs.
  6. Ask about current availability before traveling, especially when the practice recommends reserving ahead.

Frequently asked questions

What should I look for when comparing psychiatrists in Boston?

Start with clinical fit: the concerns treated, age groups served, and whether the psychiatrist provides evaluation, medication management, therapy coordination, or specialty care. Then confirm appointment availability, care format, and what information is needed before the first visit.

Can I find ADHD or depression treatment in Boston?

Yes, several options in this guide describe support for ADHD, depression, anxiety, or related concerns. Ask how the practice evaluates symptoms, what treatment approaches it uses, and whether follow-up medication management or therapy coordination is available.

Are there affirming psychiatric care options in Boston?

Some Boston practices specifically describe affirming behavioral health or psychiatric support, including care for LGBTQ+ patients. When contacting a practice, ask how it approaches identity-affirming care and whether the clinician’s experience matches the support you are seeking.

Should I book ahead with a Boston psychiatrist?

Planning ahead is sensible because appointment availability can vary, particularly for detailed evaluations or specialty treatment. Confirm whether the practice is accepting new patients, how soon an initial consultation is available, and whether there are forms or records to prepare.

Can families find psychiatric care for different age groups?

Some practices describe care across age groups, while others focus more narrowly on adults or particular concerns. Families should confirm the clinician’s age-group experience, the type of evaluation offered, and whether family participation is part of the care plan.

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