Many mental health and behavioral conditions can be managed on an outpatient basis. The USF Health Psychiatry Center offers a variety of out-patient services, offering advanced and effective treatments for a range of disorders. Our team of experienced psychiatrists, psychologists, and licensed clinical social workers provides a full spectrum of care for mental health conditions.
Our providers offer specialty care within many clinics across the Tampa Bay area, including:
The USF Health Psychiatry Center provides quality, compassionate patient care in an outpatient setting.
The Mary Louise and Archie Silver Child Development Center is dedicated to expanding knowledge about child and adolescent psychiatric disorders, their diagnosis and treatment, as well as promoting prevention and healthy development.
The USF Health Memory Disorders Clinic offers a multidisciplinary and individualized approach to the diagnosis of persons with memory disorders and related conditions.
The USF Health Neurotherapies Clinic provides patients with new techniques in the treatment of certain mental health disorders. Neurotherapy utilizes magnetic field or electrical charge to stimulate areas of the brain to assist with symptom improvement. Transcranial Magnetic Stimulation (TMS) therapy is available to eligible patients for the treatment of medication resistant major depression on a convenient outpatient basis.
At USF Health, we want to make it easy for patients to get the care they need.
USF Health psychiatrists Dr. Ryan Wagoner and Dr. Deborah Knudson Gonzalez discuss their psilocybin and psychedelic compounds research for major depressive disorders, including treatment-resistant and postpartum depression. Watch to learn about our psychiatry clinical trials and see if you qualify for ongoing trials. USF Health boldly working to improve patient outcomes with innovative treatments and trailblazing research.
USF Health's expert Dr. Deborah Knudson Gonzalez, specialist in reproductive psychiatry appears on ABC's Nightline.
Dr. Gonzalez shares her expertise on postpartum depression and psychosis.
Click here to view the Nightline interview.