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26 Years
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Your Trusted Psychiatrist in New York, NY
Founded in 2000, Jane Algus, M.D, is a board-certified psychiatrist with over two decades of experience in private practice. Specializing in psychodynamic and eclectic therapeutic approaches, the practice integrates evidence-based science with personalized care to address mental health challenges such as anxiety, depression, and trauma. Dr. Algus holds a medical degree from New York Medical College, completed residency at NYU Medical Center, and pursued advanced training at Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center and the New York Psychoanalytic Institute.As an Assistant Clinical Professor at NYU Langone Medical Center, she combines clinical expertise with academic rigor, offering tailored treatment plans that prioritize patient well-being. The practice emphasizes compassionate, stigma-free care, fostering self-exploration and sustainable behavioral change through psychotherapy, psychopharmacology, and career coaching.
Services
Psychiatric Assessment
Psychotherapy
Online Therapy
Psychopharmacology
Career Coaching
Details
- Year established: 2000
Highlights and features
- Board-certified psychiatrist with 20+ years of private practice experience.
- Faculty member at NYU Langone Medical Center, blending clinical and academic expertise.
- Personalized treatment plans integrating psychotherapy, medication, and coaching.
- Specialized care for anxiety, depression, trauma, and career-related stress.
- Recipient of the American Cancer Society grant for psycho-oncology research.
Associations and certifications
- American Board of Psychiatry and Neurology
- Castle Connolly Americas Top Doctors
- New York Psychoanalytic Society and Institute
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Services
Psychiatric Assessment
A comprehensive psychiatric assessment establishes a diagnosis and personalized treatment plan. The process involves detailed discussions about symptoms, medical history, and life challenges. Patients gain clarity on their mental health status and collaborate on evidence-based strategies for improvement.
Psychotherapy
Psychodynamic and eclectic therapy explores unconscious patterns influencing behavior. Sessions focus on self-awareness, emotional healing, and breaking cycles of anxiety or depression. Tailored interventions address trauma, relationships, and personal growth.
Online Therapy
HIPAA-compliant virtual sessions provide accessible mental health care. Ideal for managing pandemic-related stress or maintaining continuity of care, this service combines flexibility with personalized treatment for anxiety, depression, and life transitions.
Psychopharmacology
Medication plans complement therapy for conditions like bipolar disorder or OCD. Treatment prioritizes safety, with thorough discussions about benefits, risks, and side effects. Regular monitoring ensures optimal outcomes alongside psychotherapeutic interventions.
Career Coaching
Coaching addresses workplace stress, career transitions, and leadership challenges. Strategies enhance communication, negotiation, and work-life balance. Clients build confidence to navigate professional changes and achieve long-term career goals.
People
Jane Algus, M.D
Psychiatrist
Dr. Jane Algus is a board-certified psychiatrist with 20+ years in private practice. She teaches at NYU Langone Medical Center and completed advanced training at Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center. Her expertise spans anxiety, depression, and career-related mental health challenges.
Questions
What mental health conditions do you treat?
Dr. Algus specializes in anxiety, depression, trauma, OCD, bipolar disorder, and career-related stress. Treatment integrates psychotherapy, medication, and coaching for personalized care.
Do you offer teletherapy sessions?
Yes, HIPAA-compliant online therapy is available for patients seeking flexibility. Virtual sessions address anxiety, depression, and life transitions with the same personalized approach as in-person visits.
How does psychiatric assessment work?
The initial assessment involves a detailed discussion of symptoms, medical history, and goals. This process identifies underlying issues and informs a tailored treatment plan combining therapy, medication, or coaching.
What is your approach to medication?
Medication is recommended when beneficial, with thorough risk-benefit discussions. Regular follow-ups ensure safety and efficacy, complementing psychotherapy for conditions like anxiety or bipolar disorder.
Can career coaching help with workplace stress?
Yes, coaching targets work-related stress, leadership challenges, and career transitions. Strategies improve communication, work-life balance, and resilience to navigate professional changes effectively.
