ChronicDepressionDysthymia near Ukiah, CA

Care Philosophy: I am sensitive to the uniqueness of each patient situation and adapt my consultations and treatment options to accommodate individual needs and concerns.

Biography: Dr. Welby Nielsen focuses on wellness and improved quality of life for each patient. Dr. Nielsen promotes the benefits of exercise, nutrition, and sleep in combination with medication management. He enjoys hiking, gardening, and spending time near the ocean.

Biography: Dr. Eleanor Curry cares for women needing maternal mental health and reproductive psychiatry. Dr. Curry started and developed the psychiatry program at Southern California Counseling Center, where she provided care for low-income and underserved patients. She previously served as a volunteer clinical faculty member at the University of California, Los Angeles, supervising psychiatry residents in psychotherapy.

Care Philosophy: I want to use my diverse medical experience and broad social background in providing state-of-the-art medicine with old-fashioned personal attention.

Biography: Dr. Pavan Madan works collaboratively to achieve overall well-being. Dr. Madan enjoys biking and hiking.

Biography: Dr. Paul Cox combines medication, therapy, and mindfulness-based stress reduction to treat patients. Dr. Cox is experienced in interpersonal neurobiology and social cognitive learning theory. Dr. Cox is an experienced teacher who draws from interpersonal neurobiology and social cognitive learning theory.

Biography: Dr. Catherine Brennan trained residents and medical students at UC Davis and the Sacramento County Mental Health Treatment Center to work with patients who were chronically and severely mentally ill. She volunteers as clinical faculty at UC Davis and co-leads a processing group for psychiatric residents. Dr. Brennan has three grown children and enjoys traveling and yoga.

Biography: Dr. Anoopinder Singh has been with Mindpath Health since 2014 and serves as Regional Medical Director in California. Originally from Punjab, India, Dr. Singh has a holistic, collaborative, and culturally competent approach to mental health care. He emphasizes wellness and quality of life by integrating conventional and complementary treatments. He has a special interest in working with transitional-age youth, biological treatments for obsessive-compulsive disorder (OCD), and providing gender-affirming and LGBTQIA+ mental health care. Dr. Singh’s research focuses on the efficacy of complementary and alternative medicine in mental health. Passionate about education and innovation, he has developed professional programs for clinicians and mentors medical students as an assistant clinical professor of psychiatry at California Northstate University College of Medicine. Dr. Singh actively contributes to nonprofit organizations such as the National Alliance on Mental Illness (NAMI) and the Sikh Health Network, where he leads community-based initiatives to reduce stigma and improve mental health care access. Outside work, Dr. Singh enjoys family time, gardening rare and exotic plants, exploring nature through photography, cooking, pottery, interior design, flower arranging, and event aesthetics.

Biography: Dr. Ajay Singh is board-certified in child and adolescent psychiatry. Dr. Singh helps children, adolescents, and adults. He came to the United States to attend the University of Toledo College of Medicine for his residency and fellowship in child, adolescent, and adult psychiatry training.

Care Philosophy: I treat my patients the way I want to be treated. I like to listen and spend time with my patients, to help them understand diseases and treatment.

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