General Psychiatry

Depression can feel like a loss of energy, joy, and connection—even during periods that are expected to be meaningful or fulfilling.

Dysthymia is characterized by feeling low for a prolonged period of time-making it hard to remember what it’s like to feel like yourself.

Panic Attacks come on suddenly and can leave you feeling constantly on edge or afraid of when the next one will happen.

ADHD impacts one’s ability to focus, initiate tasks, and can also cause impulsivity.

GAD looks like constant worry, restlessness, and tension can interfere with the joy and presence you want during important life moments.

Bipolar disorder is characterized by drastic changes in mood (between mania and depressive episodes). This can significantly affect daily life and functioning, but with treatment stability can be achieved.

Cyclothymic Disorder brings on mood shifts that do not meet the full criteria for Bipolar disorder, but can still impact your relationships, routines, and functioning.

Trauma can leave lasting effects that show up in everyday life—sometimes long after the event itself. You might experience hypervigilance, emotional numbness, or flashbacks that make it hard to feel safe, connected, or present. You're not alone, and with the right support, healing is possible

Social anxiety can make everyday interactions feel exhausting or paralyzing, even when you deeply want connection.

Grief can take many forms—whether you're mourning a loved one, a loss of identity, or a life path that didn’t go as planned. Dr. Veras offers a space to process your grief at your own pace, helping you make sense of your emotions and find a way forward with care and support.

Living with Schizophrenia, Schizoaffective Disorder, Delusional Disorder, and other related disorders can affect your perception and ability to distinguish between reality and symptoms of the disorder.

OCD is characterized by intrusive thoughts, compulsions, or both that can affect one’s daily functioning.

Living with complex medical illness can take a toll on your mental health. I support individuals who are impacted by chronic or serious medical conditions. Whether you’re coping with a new diagnosis, navigating treatment, or living with long-term illness, I offer care that address the emotional and psychological challenges that can accompany medical complexity.