Expert Psychiatric Care & Psychological Services online or in our Midtown Manhattan Office.
Whether you’re managing depression, anxiety, ADHD, postpartum mood disorders, or navigating perimenopause, you don’t have to face it alone. Our multidisciplinary team offers comprehensive care, from diagnostic evaluations and therapy to medication management, tailored to what works best for you.
Since 2008, Dr. Iospa Psychiatry Consulting has provided comprehensive psychiatric care in Midtown Manhattan. Our approach looks beyond individual symptoms to understand the broader clinical picture and determine the care truly needed.
What makes our approach different is not simply the number of services we offer. It is how those services can work together. When appropriate, our clinicians combine different areas of expertise to clarify complex concerns and create a more coordinated approach to treatment.
One patient. One clinical team. Multiple perspectives.
Specialized Care, Connected When Needed
Psychiatric Evaluation and Medication Management
Our psychiatrists provide comprehensive evaluations, diagnosis, psychopharmacology, and ongoing medication management. Treatment considers psychiatric symptoms alongside medical history, medications, sleep, and other factors that may influence mental health.
Explore Psychopharmacology and Medication Management.
Psychotherapy
Our psychologists provide individualized, evidence-based psychotherapy, including CBT, DBT, ACT, trauma-focused approaches, and supportive psychotherapy.
Explore Talk Therapies and Psychotherapy.
Neuropsychological Testing
Neuropsychological testing provides an objective assessment of memory, attention, executive functioning, processing speed, and other cognitive abilities. It can help clarify cognitive concerns and guide treatment and practical recommendations.
Learn more about Neuropsychological Testing in NYC.
Psychoeducational Testing
Psychoeducational testing evaluates learning, academic skills, attention, and other factors that may affect performance in school or college. Results can help identify learning difficulties and support recommendations for appropriate accommodations.
Learn more about Psychoeducational Evaluations.
Cognitive Remediation Therapy
Cognitive Remediation Therapy (CRT) uses structured, targeted exercises to strengthen skills such as attention, memory, and executive functioning, with treatment tailored to the individual’s cognitive profile.
Explore Cognitive Remediation Therapy in NYC.
Care Through Different Stages of Life
Mental health and cognitive needs change throughout life. The same symptom can mean something very different at 15, 25, 45, or 75. Our clinicians consider age, development, physical health, hormones, medications, cognitive functioning, and what is happening in everyday life.
Children and Adolescents
When something changes at home, at school, or with friends, the reason is not always obvious.
Emotional, behavioral, and academic changes can have many causes. We look at the broader developmental picture and, when needed, bring together psychiatric, psychological, and neuropsychological perspectives.
Learn more about teen mood changes, anxiety, and hormonal transitions.
College Students and Young Adults
“I was always able to handle everything. Why am I struggling now?”
College, graduate school, and independent adulthood can expose difficulties that were previously manageable. We help determine whether someone is going through a difficult transition or whether psychiatric treatment, psychotherapy, or further evaluation may help.
Read more about anxiety and depression in college students.
Adults, Careers, and Family Life
You can be doing well on the outside while finding it increasingly difficult to keep everything together.
Career demands, relationships, parenting, health, sleep, and major life changes can interact. We focus on what has changed, what may be contributing, and what kind of support or treatment makes sense now.
Women’s Mental Health and Hormonal Transitions
Sometimes the timing of symptoms provides an important clue.
Changes related to the menstrual cycle, pregnancy, postpartum period, perimenopause, and menopause can affect emotional and cognitive well-being. We consider these changes alongside physical health, sleep, medications, and other contributing factors.
Read more about mood and sleep changes during midlife and menopause, brain fog, and memory changes.
Older Adults and Cognitive Health
A change in memory does not automatically tell us what is causing it.
Mood, sleep, medications, medical illness, and neurological changes can all affect cognition. When appropriate, psychiatric assessment and neuropsychological testing can help clarify what is happening and guide the next step.
Read more about the difference between brain fog and cognitive decline.
Conditions We Evaluate and Treat
Symptoms do not always fit neatly into one diagnosis. Anxiety can affect concentration, depression can disrupt sleep and memory, and medical or hormonal changes can sometimes look psychiatric. Our clinicians evaluate the broader clinical picture before recommending treatment. We commonly evaluate and treat:
- Anxiety, panic attacks, depression, bipolar disorder, PTSD, and other mood concerns through psychiatric evaluation, Psychopharmacology and Medication Management, and psychotherapy when appropriate.
- ADHD, attention, and executive functioning difficulties, including situations where it is not immediately clear whether the problem is ADHD, anxiety, mood, sleep, or another factor. For a closer look at this overlap, read When Anxiety Is Actually Executive Dysfunction.
- Memory changes, brain fog, and other cognitive concerns that may benefit from Neuropsychological Testing to better understand patterns of cognitive strengths and difficulties.
- Cognitive changes associated with neurological conditions, injury, illness, or treatment, where neuropsychological evaluation and Cognitive Remediation Therapy may become part of care.
- PMDD, perimenopause, menopause, and other hormonally influenced psychiatric or cognitive concerns. Read more about Mood and Sleep Changes in Midlife.
- Insomnia, chronic stress, burnout, and major life transitions, particularly when it is unclear whether symptoms reflect a temporary response to circumstances or a condition requiring treatment.
For a more complete overview, explore Conditions We Evaluate and Treat.
One Team, Different Clinical Perspectives
Why Patients Choose Dr. Iospa Psychiatry Consulting?
Psychiatrist-led evaluation. New patients seeking psychiatric care begin with a psychiatrist who evaluates the clinical picture and determines whether medication, psychotherapy, testing, cognitive treatment, medical coordination, or another intervention should be considered.
- Collaborative care. Psychiatrists, psychologists, and neuropsychologists can communicate and coordinate treatment when a patient receives care from more than one clinician within our practice.
- Coordination with other physicians. With patient consent, we can communicate with primary care physicians and specialists when medical and psychiatric care intersect.
- Specialized expertise. Our team includes expertise in adult and geriatric psychiatry, child and adolescent psychiatry, metabolic psychiatry, psychology, neuropsychology, and cognitive rehabilitation.
- In person and telehealth care. Patients can see our clinicians at our Midtown Manhattan office, with telehealth available when the patient’s location and clinician’s licensing permit it.
- Established in Midtown Manhattan since 2008.
Understanding Your Costs
Important: Please contact your insurance provider before your first visit to verify coverage.
- Your out-of-network mental health benefits
- Annual deductible and reimbursement percentages
- Any pre-authorization requirements for neuropsychological testing
Payment: You pay at time of service. Your insurance company sends reimbursements directly to you. Our billing team handles all paperwork and follow-up with your insurance company.
Frequently Asked Questions
Why does psychiatric care begin with a psychiatrist?
For patients seeking psychiatric care, a psychiatrist conducts the first evaluation. This allows a medical doctor to consider symptoms alongside medications, sleep, medical history, and other contributing factors.
Your psychiatrist can then recommend the appropriate next step, which may include medication management, psychotherapy, neuropsychological or psychoeducational testing, coordination with another physician, or a combination of approaches.
Explore Conditions We Evaluate and Treat or learn more about Psychopharmacology and Medication Management.
Do you offer both in-person and telehealth appointments?
Yes. We offer in-person appointments at our Midtown Manhattan office at 28 W 44th Street, as well as telehealth for appropriate psychiatric and psychological services.
Some patients prefer one format, while others combine in-person and virtual appointments. See our Psychiatry and Psychology FAQs for more information about telehealth and appointments.
Can I use telehealth while traveling or living outside New York?
It depends on where you are physically located at the time of your appointment and whether your clinician is licensed or otherwise authorized to practice there.
If you live outside New York or plan to travel, contact us or discuss your plans with your clinician in advance.
Can I keep my current therapist?
Yes. You do not need to change therapists to receive psychiatric care from our practice.
With your permission, your psychiatrist can coordinate with your existing therapist when clinically appropriate.
Do you accept insurance?
We accept Original Medicare.
For most commercial insurance plans, we are an out-of-network practice. We submit eligible claims so you can receive reimbursement according to your individual out-of-network benefits.
Our Midtown Manhattan Location
Dr. Iospa Psychiatry Consulting
28 W 44th Street, Suite 714
New York, NY 10036
Getting Here
- Right near Grand Central Terminal—easy access from across NYC, Connecticut, or Westchester
- Served by subway lines 4, 5, 6, 7, S, B, D, F, and M
- Near Times Square—for easy access to Midtown work and social hubs
- Nearby garage parking options available for those with mobility needs