Dr. Watson is a board-certified adult psychiatrist who prefers to treat the whole person rather than follow a disease model of health care. She has worked in various settings including: educational, crisis assessment, inpatient psychiatry, intensive treatment (day program) and outpatient psychiatry in both private practice and group settings.
She received her M.D. from Tulane University School of Medicine and completed psychiatry residency at UC Davis Medical Center. All psychiatrists are trained in psychopharmacology (medications), but Dr. Watson also trained extensively in psychotherapy. She worked with top names in the field to formulate her unique approach.
She received her M.D. from Tulane University School of Medicine and completed psychiatry residency at UC Davis Medical Center. All psychiatrists are trained in psychopharmacology (medications), but Dr. Watson also trained extensively in psychotherapy. She worked with top names in the field to formulate her unique approach.
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Mark Klein
Sep 07, 2021
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Gone Away -voices, depression, anxiety, dwelling on problems…. After being on medications for 15 years Dr. Watson took me off of all of them (over a period of years). Lorazepam, Wellbutrin, Depakote and others. I now take specific vitamin supplements. My mood has been stable for over two years now. I have energy and am not experiencing Any of the issues I was having. Every Doctor I went to, and described my symptoms would only increase my meds, Dr. Watson listened to me and then explained what these meds do any slowly took me off them. I now see her only a few times a year to keep updated on
Joe White
Jan 17, 2021
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I contacted Dr. Watson's office on January 20th regarding getting an appointment as a new patient. I was asked to complete an input form and attach my insurance cards (both sides) which I returned by email on 1/21. After not hearing anything I called on 1/27 and was informed my email was there and my insurance info would be reviewed 'in 15 minutes". Today is February 5th and I have yet to hear from anyone in the doctor's office by phone or email. Not a good impression for a new patient.
Nettie Bates
Jun 16, 2020
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Rachel Tothill
Jun 18, 2018
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