New York City Psychiatrist,Jack J. Levy, MD

New York City Psychiatrist
Jack J. Levy, MD	"I pride myself on providing a very individualized approach to treatment. Every person is different and their treatment needs are unique. The science and art of psychological therapy is based on the ability to identify particular aspects of a person that need adjustment or repair; to help these to be seen and to take suitable action. The actions taken might be in the realm of self understanding, lifestyle changes, relationship changes, or psychopharmacologic adjustments. Through experience I have found that combining psychotherapy and psychopharmacology in a meaningful and skillful way may be an important path toward therapeutic success." Jack J. Levy, MD, Board Certified Psychiatrist
(212) 348-8150 or Toll Free (877) 280-7556

Office Locations
Manhattan 183 Madison Ave.(Corner of 34th) Suite 1715 New York, New York 10016	Jack J. Levy, MD, New York City Psychiatrist Lake Success 1979 Marcus Avenue Suite 210 Lake Success, New York 11042	Staten Island 900 South Avenue 3rd Floor Reception Staten Island, New York 10314

Credentials
Diplomate of the American Board of Psychiatry and Neurology Columbia University Graduate Medical Degree from the Albert Einstein College of Medicine Post Graduate Training in Psychoanalysis at the William Alanson White Institute and the Post Graduate Center for Mental Health/Knowledge of and Experience in Bioethics and Forensics. Board Certified Psychiatrist Attending at the Beth Israel Medical Center Faculty Member of the Albert Einstein College of Medicine Member of the American Psychiatric Association Over 25 Years Experience in Private Practice
Areas of Expertise
Depression Anxiety/Fears Addiction/Substance Abuse ADHD Hoarding/OCD Trauma/PTSD Dissociative Disorders Thinking Disorders Impulse Control Disorders Personality Disorders Psychosis Schizophrenia Bipolar Disorder	Divorce Loss or Grief Career/Financial Stress Relationship Issues Marital Problems Sexual Problems Somatoform Disorders Domestic Abuse or Violence Eating Disorders Forensic Issues Insomnia/Tiredness Memory/Concentration Psychotherapy/Psychopharmacology