Dr. Gurvinder Arora
Child, Adolescent & Adult Psychiatrist
Board-certified psychiatrist providing thoughtful care for children, teens, adults, and families across Greater Boston.
Doctors and therapists in official sequence
Psych Boston's provider team includes psychiatrists and licensed therapists supporting Greater Boston patients through evaluation, therapy, medication management, and coordinated mental health care.
Dr. Vishal Biala
Psychiatric Disorders
Psychiatric clinician focused on careful evaluation, practical treatment planning, and support for complex mental health concerns.
Dr. Duy Ly
Psychopathology
Provider offering evidence-informed psychiatric assessment and care for mood, anxiety, and behavioral health needs.
Dr. Shweta Sidhu
Child, Adolescent & Adult Psychiatrist
Compassionate psychiatrist supporting children, adolescents, adults, and families with individualized care plans.
Dr. Usamah Simjee
Adult & Adolescent Psychiatrist
Psychiatrist helping adults and adolescents navigate symptoms, medication questions, and long-term mental wellness.
Dr. Shailaja Emani
Child, Adolescent & Adult Psychiatrist
Board-certified psychiatrist with child, adolescent, and adult expertise and a holistic, patient-centered approach.
Dr. Danial Hayek
Adult & Adolescent Psychiatrist
Psychiatrist providing discreet, collaborative care for adolescents and adults across Massachusetts.
Dr. Lawrence Gross
Psychiatrist / Mental Health Specialist
Mental health specialist supporting psychiatric evaluation, treatment planning, and ongoing care coordination.
Dr. Sadia Chaudhary
Psychiatrist
Psychiatrist focused on clear communication, diagnostic clarity, and treatment matched to each patient's needs.
Dr. Shanel Chandra
Child, Adolescent & Adult Psychiatrist
Psychiatrist supporting children, teens, and adults with attentive, family-aware psychiatric care.
Dr. Alok Kumar
Adult Psychiatrist
Adult psychiatrist known for careful listening, practical medication guidance, and respectful collaboration.
Neycha Diaz
Therapist (LCSW)
Licensed clinical social worker offering therapy support for emotional health, stress, and relationship concerns.
Jasmina Anandpara
Therapist (LICSW)
Licensed independent clinical social worker helping patients build insight, coping skills, and steadier routines.
Loretta Fleming
Therapist (LCSW)
Licensed clinical social worker providing supportive therapy for stress, anxiety, transitions, and family strain.
Elisha Bernstein
Therapist (LICSW)
Licensed independent clinical social worker offering compassionate therapy and practical emotional health support.
Helpful Questions
Are the psychiatrists board certified?
Psych Boston states that its psychiatrists are board certified.
Can I choose a provider?
The team can help match you with a provider based on age, symptoms, availability, and service needs.
Which providers see children or teens?
Several Psych Boston psychiatrists list child, adolescent, and adult psychiatry interests. The scheduling team can help confirm the best fit.
Are therapists and psychiatrists both listed here?
Yes. The provider directory includes psychiatrists and licensed therapists so patients can understand available care paths.
How do I know whether I need therapy, psychiatry, or both?
Start with the symptoms you are noticing and how they affect daily life. Psych Boston can help decide whether therapy, psychiatric evaluation, medication management, or a combined plan is the best next step.
What happens during the first appointment?
The first visit usually reviews current symptoms, medical and mental health history, medications, family context, goals, and safety concerns. The provider then discusses treatment options and follow-up.
Do you offer telehealth for Boston-area patients?
Many Psych Boston appointments are available through telehealth for Massachusetts patients, while some care may be available in person through the Lexington office.
Can medication help without changing who I am?
When medication is appropriate, the goal is symptom relief and better functioning, not changing personality. Providers discuss benefits, side effects, alternatives, and monitoring.
What should I do in a mental health emergency?
For immediate safety concerns, call 911 or go to the nearest emergency room. This website and its forms are for non-emergency appointment requests.
Do you accept insurance?
Psych Boston lists several accepted commercial plans including BlueCross BlueShield, Aetna, UnitedHealthcare, Harvard Pilgrim, Tufts Health Plan, UMR, and Mass General Brigham Health Plan. Benefits should be confirmed before care.