Introducing Dmitriy Gekhman's practice, situated in the heart of New York, where modern and integrative psychiatric care meets patient-centric approach. As a board-certified psychiatrist, Gekhman offers a unique blend of kindness, compassion, and integrative treatment methods which are shaped by his fascination towards mindfulness, psychodynamic psychotherapy, and psychedelic medicine. He partners with his patients to craft a comprehensive care plan that could be therapy-alone, medication-assisted, or even incorporate ketamine assisted treatment. Operating from a convenient office location at the intersection of Manhattan’s 5th Avenue and 31st Street, Gekhman welcomes his patients for initial in-person appointments, thereafter offering the flexibility of telepsychiatry sessions.

Having undergone specialized training at the Sophie Davis School of Biomedical Education and at SUNY Downstate, Gekhman is focused on addressing the treatment barriers among under-served populations. His experience spans from his residency at Mount Sinai Beth Israel, where he held a significant role in the psychodynamic psychotherapy program to his post-residency work with patients dealing with serious and persistent mental illness. His credentials extend further to include ketamine provider training through the Integrative Psychiatry Institute, a lecturer role, psychotherapy supervisor, and an assistant clinical professor at the Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai. Gekhman's approach transcends symptom-focused treatment, delving deeper into understanding the potential root causes of the illness, embracing the significance of biology, lifestyle, family, and environment. His philosophy is to explore the relationship between mental health and the meaningfulness of life experiences, while acknowledging the healing potential of overcoming traumas. His practice thrives under the principles of kindness, respect, mindfulness meditation, psychodynamic psychotherapy, and psychedelic medicine.