A careful evaluation
We consider competing explanations, not just a symptom list: medical context, medications, sleep, substance use, prior treatment, and the decisions in front of you.
Evidence-based psychiatry · Connecticut telehealth
Evidence-based psychiatry, explained plainly.
Recommendations grounded in research and clinical training, weighed against your history, health, and preferences.
Evidence-based care does not mean a one-size-fits-all protocol. It means starting from what research supports, being clear about what is known and what is uncertain, and building a plan around the person who will live with it.
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What evidence-based care looks like here.
Options, not a script
We discuss benefits, risks, and alternatives in plain language. Medication may help, and it is one part of a broader conversation that can include therapy, sleep, activity, and management of relevant medical conditions.
A plan that can change
We review what has helped, what has not, and side effects, and adjust as new information arrives. The plan should change when the picture changes.
Training
Specialist training behind the plan.
Our founder, Hamilton Gaiani, MD, is double board-certified in psychiatry and addiction psychiatry, earned his A.B. in psychology at Harvard University, and completed his residency and addiction psychiatry fellowship at Yale School of Medicine. Eric O’Connor, DNP, APRN is a board-certified psychiatric-mental health nurse practitioner with a Doctor of Nursing Practice and a background across primary care, emergency care, adult-gerontology, and psychiatry.
Meet our team →Where we apply it
Adult, addiction, and integrative psychiatry.
We evaluate and treat a broad range of adult concerns, including anxiety, depression, bipolar and other mood disorders, trauma and PTSD, OCD, ADHD, sleep difficulties, and substance use disorders.
