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Dr. Michael Schwartz

Board Certified Psychiatrist

Dr. Michael Schwartz

MD

ADHDAnxietyPTSDAutism spectrum conditionsDepressionBipolar disorder

Michael Schwartz, MD, is a board certified psychiatrist who works collaboratively with his patients to develop treatment plans based on his extensive experience. He helps patients through his gentle, relaxed style of conversation.

Dr. Schwartz served for 25 years as the Medical Director of an outpatient psychiatric clinic in Peekskill under the auspices of Rockland Psychiatric Center. He also worked at Bedford Correctional Center, gaining tremendous insight into treating women who have experienced trauma and who have been misdiagnosed in the past.

For the last five years, Dr. Schwartz has worked at Julia Dykeman Andrus Memorial Center treating children and adults for neuropsychiatric conditions including ADHD, anxiety, PTSD, spectrum disorders, depression, and bipolar disorder.

Dr. Schwartz completed a pediatric internship at North Shore Community Hospital and a psychiatric residency at New York Medical College. He received his MD from SUNY Downstate and has lived in Westchester County for almost 40 years.

Approaches used

Collaborative treatment planningGentle, relaxed conversation

Age groups served

Children · Adults

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