Numerous persons suffer from mental health issues from time to time. Whenever persistent indications and symptoms create regular stress and impair your capacity to perform, a mental health condition grows into a mental disease such as anxiety and depression. Mental illness could make you unhappy and interfere with daily life, like at the workplace, school, or in your relationships. At Americas TMS Center, Dr. Alejandra Suzuki and her team could help control your symptoms through psychotherapy and innovative solutions like the TMS, thus restoring your quality of life. To find out more, call the office or arrange an appointment online today.
Meet Dr. Suzuki
Alejandra Suzuki, MD, FAPA, is a double board-certified kid, adolescent, and adult psychiatrist, as well as a Transcranial Magnetic Stimulation (TMS) expert at Americas TMS Center in Irvine, CA. Although she was born and raised in Argentina, Dr. Suzuki is of Japanese descent, giving her a distinct multi-cultural background. As a consequence of her heritage, she speaks perfect Japanese, English, French, and Spanish and has essential compassion and understanding for patients of various nationalities.
Dr. Suzuki earned her medical degree from the University of Buenos Aires in Argentina and completed an ophthalmology residency. She developed a special interest in neuro-ophthalmology, which led her to Japan to conduct studies in the field. Dr. Suzuki returned to the University of Miami to study neuro-otology. However, after discovering her interest in the human mind and the brain, she decided to pursue a new professional path and completed a psychiatry residency at the University of Southern California in Los Angeles.
Dr. Suzuki then completed a residency in pediatric psychiatry at the University of California, Los Angeles (UCLA) and specialized training in transcranial magnetic stimulation (TMS) at Harvard Medical School in Cambridge, Massachusetts. According to Dr. Suzuki, who has observed the negative effects of medicine on youngsters, TMS therapy is a safe choice for kids. She is among the leading psychiatrists in the U. S. to concentrate on using transcranial magnetic stimulation (TMS) to develop the brain.
Dr. Suzuki is particularly interested in how a kid’s brain and the mind grows. While preparing for her fellowship at UCLA, she did an annual optional in the autism clinic and continued her autism study at the UCLA Brain Research Institute. She now oversees and educates pediatric psychiatry residents at the University of California, Irvine’s CHOC neuropsychiatric clinic. In addition, Dr. Suzuki is a fellow of the American Psychiatric Association, as well as an active member of the Clinical TMS Society and American Academy of Child and Adolescent Psychiatry.
Dr. Suzuki’s methodology to psychiatry contends in working in collaboration with healthcare professionals and incorporating physical health and behavioral health whenever feasible so that patients obtain care at an early stage and recover faster and with minimal side effects. According to the Institute of Medicine (IOM), Dr. Suzuki delivers care, which is ‘courteous of, and attentive to, patient’s individual choices, requirements, and ideals, and guaranteeing that patient principles govern all treatment choices.’
Mental illness that goes unchecked could lead to serious physical, behavioral, and emotional health concerns. If you are yet to get started on psychotherapy, schedule a consultation through mobile or book online right away.
