Depression Center - Norfolk, VANorfolk Psychiatrist Doctors for DepressionType 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 Norfolk * The Group For Women  Behavioral Healthcare Services  Psychotherapy Center  Behavioral Healthcare Services  East Vir Md Schl Psych/Beha Sci  East Vir Md Schl Psych/Beha Sci  East Vir Md Schl Psych/Beha Sci  East Vir Md Schl Psych/Beha Sci  East Vir Md Schl Psych/Beha Sci  East Vir Md Schl Psych/Beha Sci  East Vir Md Schl Psych/Beha Sci  Harbor Point Bhvrl Hlth Ctr  Balance Health Systems  Balance Health Systems  Timothy A Sanderson MD  Norfolk Community Mental Health  Riverpoint Psychiatric Associat  Norfolk Community Mental Health  Riverpoint Psychiatric Associat  Norfolk Community Mental Health  Maryview Foundation Hlthcre Cln  Thomas G Fernando MD  Norfolk Cmnty Srvcs Brd Crisis  Norfolk Cmnty Srvcs Brd Crisis  VA Outpatient Psychiatry Clinic  VA Outpatient Psychiatry Clinic  Naval Medical Center Psychiatry  Comprehensive Psychological Svs  Chesapeake Psychological Assocs  Chesapeake Psychological Assocs  Christian Psychotherapy Svs  Commonwealth Psychiatrist Assoc  Commonwealth Psychiatrist Assoc  Abbot L Granoff MD  Christian Psychotherapy Svs  Coastal Counseling Center  Coastal Counseling Center  Hampton Roads Behavioral Health  Hampton Roads Behavioral Health  Hampton Roads Behavioral Health  Patricia King MD & Associates  Patricia King MD & Associates  Tidewater Physicians For Women  Finney Zimmerman Psych Assocs  Finney Zimmerman Psych Assocs  Norfolk Psychiatric Associates  Norfolk Psychiatric Associates  Norfolk Psychiatric Associates  Norfolk Psychiatric Associates  Norfolk Psychiatric Associates  Churchland Psychiatric Assocs  Churchland Psychiatric Assocs  Churchland Psychiatric Assocs  Churchland Psychiatric Assocs  Churchland Psychiatric Assocs  Churchland Psychiatric Assocs  Churchland Psychiatric Assocs  Churchland Psychiatric Assocs  Fairfield Psychological Assocs  Chesapeake Community Svs Brd  Chesapeake Community Svs Brd  Chesapeake Community Svs Brd  Chesapeake Community Svs Brd  Tidewater Psychotherapy Svs  Tidewater Psychotherapy Svs  Tidewater Psychotherapy Svs  Tidewater Psychotherapy Svs  Parker Schlichter & Associates  Parker Schlichter & Associates  Eleanora M Woloy MD  Bruder Counseling Center  Christian Psychotherapy Svcs  Christian Psychotherapy Svcs  Department Of Human Services  Department Of Human Services  Department Of Human Services  Department Of Human Services  Department Of Human Services  Independence Therapy Center  Family Medical Practitioners  Govindan K Palat MD  Independence Therapy Center  Behavioral Neuro & Psych Group  Independence Therapy Center  Hampton VA Medical Center  Hampton VA Medical Center  Hampton VA Medical Center  Hampton VA Medical Center  Hampton VA Medical Center  Hampton VA Medical Center  Hampton VA Medical Center  Hampton VA Medical Center  Hampton VA Medical Center  Hampton VA Medical Center  Hampton VA Medical Center  Hampton VA Medical Center  Hampton VA Medical Center  VA Medical Center Mental Health  Hampton VA Medical Center  Hampton VA Medical Center Norfolk, VirginiaNorfolk is an independent city in the Commonwealth of Virginia in the United States.
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