So Cal Psychiatric Care

So Cal Psychiatric Care in San Diego, California, offers exceptional mental health diagnosis and treatment to people of all ages in the local community. Experienced interventional psychiatrist Sanjoy Sathpathy, MD, leads a team of highly skilled professionals who deliver outstanding care to people affected by psychiatric disorders like anxiety, depression, schizophrenia, and bipolar disorder.

The So Cal Psychiatric Care team also offers specialized services for children’s mental health issues, developmental disabilities, and behavioral disorders like attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) and autism spectrum disorder (ASD). Their compassionate care includes supporting parents and working with teachers to ensure children and adolescents enjoy optimal benefits from their treatment.

So Cal Psychiatric Care uses clinical knowledge and conservative approaches to mental health conditions. The team also believes in empowering patients and collaborating with other providers to deliver multi-level care.

For patients with treatment-resistant depression and other conditions that aren’t responding to medication and psychotherapy, So Cal Psychiatric Care offers transcranial magnetic stimulation (TMS). This painless, drug-free therapy can reduce symptoms even when other treatments are unsuccessful, offering hope without the risk of unpleasant side effects.

In addition to in-person consultations, So Cal Psychiatric Care patients benefit from having access to their mental health team using secure, online telehealth technology.

To find out more about the services the So Cal Psychiatric Care team provides, call the office or use the online booking tool to schedule an in-person or telehealth consultation today.

TMS is a groundbreaking treatment for Depression that uses MRI technology to restore the limited neuronal activity of a depressed brain. It is FDA-approved, non-invasive, covered by insurance providers, and virtually free of side effects.

TMS is highly effective for patients with tough-to-treat depression. Over half of patients respond to TMS and more than one-third achieve remission. This is remarkable news for those who have tried multiple treatments without hope of getting better.