Dr. Wendy Wolfson is a board certified psychiatrist; specializing in the medical management of mood and anxiety disorders as well as ADHD and eating disorders. She works with teens and adults with offices in Fairfield County, CT and Manhattan. She believes the mind and the body are synonymous therefore one cannot be treated without considering the other.
She brings an integrated approach to each patient to achieve the most desired outcome. During this difficult time in our country, it is critical to maintain mental health. Dr. Wendy is committed to helping patients manage mood and anxiety disorders. To maintain social distancing, Dr. Wendy is using telehealth services for her patients to access care from their homes.
She brings an integrated approach to each patient to achieve the most desired outcome. During this difficult time in our country, it is critical to maintain mental health. Dr. Wendy is committed to helping patients manage mood and anxiety disorders. To maintain social distancing, Dr. Wendy is using telehealth services for her patients to access care from their homes.
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Radu Popa
Sep 10, 2020
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Dr. Wendy Wolfson is an excellent psychiatrist and psycho-pharmacologist, very knowledgeable, and with a special human touch. I've been her patient for the past ten years; she took me in a relatively difficult situation, restored me, and ever since she never let me down. I would highly recommend her!
David De Corlieu
Jul 31, 2019
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Elizabeth Wilde
Dec 24, 2018
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I would not recommend Dr. Wendy Wolfson overall. She has good qualities: she is available on short notice; prompt; knowledgable about medications; she listens attentively. But she speaks negatively of people with serious suffering/diagnoses: bipolar and schizophrenia. In my opinion, she is othering of these communities. I don't have either of these diagnoses, and so she felt free to make her disparaging comments in my presence. I felt very uncomfortable with this, and it was one of the reasons I disengaged from her. The other reason was that she made a show of being all available, but she actually
