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Huntington Psychiatrist Doctors for AnxietyType of Physician: Psychiatrist What is a Psychiatrist? A certification by the Board of Psychiatry and Neurology. Practitioners are skilled in the prevention, diagnosis and treatment of mental, addictive, and emotional disorders. They are trained to understand the biological, psychological, and social components of illness. Psychiatrists are qualified to order diagnostic laboratory tests and prescribe medication, as well as to evaluate and treat psychological and interpersonal problems. They are also prepared to intervene with individuals and families who are coping with stress, crises, and other problems in living. Specialty: Psychiatry Common Name: Psychiatrist Doctors in Huntington * Prestera Center  Forensic Psychiatry  Prestera Center  Kenneth M Fink MD  River Park Hospital Psychiatry  Huntington Behavioral Health  Huntington Behavioral Health  Area Psychiatric/Psychotherapy  Prestera Renaissance  Subhash Kumar MD  University Psychiatric Assocs  University Psychiatric Assocs  University Psychiatric Assocs  University Psychiatric Assocs  University Psychiatric Assocs  University Psychiatric Assocs  Valley Health Highlawn  St Mary Pain Center  Prestera Mental Health Center  Prestera Mental Health Center  Prestera Mental Health Center  Prestera Mental Health Center  Prestera Mental Health Center  Starlight Behavioral Health Svs  Midland Behavioral Health Inc  Midland Behavioral Health Inc  Prestera Center For Mental Hlth  Prestera Center Lincoln County  Valley Health Family Practice  Mahija Kottapalli MD PLLC  Center For Alternative Medicine  Center For Alternative Medicine  Prestera Ctr Mental Health Svc  Prestera Ctr Mental Health Svc  Familycare  Prestera Midwest Center  Prestera Midwest Center  Park East Perastera ADM/Rec Ct  Elma Z Bernardo MD  Hussein El Khatib MD  Alexander Otellin MD  Tara F Ray DO  Logan Mingo Area Mental Health  Logan Mingo Area Mental Health  Psych Care Inc  Psych Care Inc  Damous Psychological Services  Process Strategies  Process Strategies  Process Strategies  Process Strategies  Process Strategies  Process Strategies  Process Strategies  Women/Childrens Hosp Psychiatry  Charleston Psychiatric Grp Inc  Charleston Psychiatric Grp Inc  Lerfald & Kelly MDs  Lerfald & Kelly MDs  Prestera Center  Prestera Center  Prestera Center  Prestera Center  Prestera Center  Family Psychiatric Services  Family Psychiatric Services  West Virginia Univ Bhvrl Medcn  West Virginia Univ Bhvrl Medcn  West Virginia Univ Bhvrl Medcn  West Virginia Univ Bhvrl Medcn  West Virginia Univ Bhvrl Medcn  Charleston Area Medical Center  West Virginia Univ Bhvrl Medcn  W Virginia Univ Phys Intal Med  Westbrook Health Services Inc  Camden Clark Med Ctr Psychtry  Counseling & Wellness Ctr PLLC  Counseling & Wellness Ctr PLLC  Integrated Geriatric Care  Westbrook Health Services  Westbrook Health Services  Westbrook Health Services  Westbrook Health Services  Schwabe & Associates  Schwabe & Associates  New River Family Health Center  So Highlands Comm Mntl Hlth Ctr  Beckley Psychiatric Services  Beckley Psychiatric Services  Appalachian Psychitrc Svcs  Raleigh Psychiatric Services  Raleigh Psychiatric Services  Raleigh Psychiatric Services  Raleigh Psychiatric Services  Appalachian Psychitrc Svcs  FMRS Health Systems  FMRS Health Systems  Prestera Center  Prestera Center Huntington, West VirginiaUpcoming Local Events2013-05-18
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