Psychiatry and Therapy for Professionals and Athletes

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Focused care for anxiety, mood symptoms, trauma, performance pressure, and emotional patterns that interfere with work, sport, relationships, and wellbeing.

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Dr. Soliman, MD, MBA. PhD.
Psychiatrist and Therapist

How I Help

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    Anxiety and Performance Pressure

    Overthinking, avoidance, panic, social anxiety, perfectionism, fear of failure, and difficulty staying present under pressure.

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    Mood Symptoms and Instability

    Depression, irritability, emotional swings, low motivation, sleep disruption, bipolar-spectrum concerns, and relapse prevention.

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    Trauma and Emotional Wounds

    Trauma-related symptoms, shame, hypervigilance, emotional triggers, attachment injuries, and unresolved experiences that continue to shape the present.

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    Athletes and Sport-Related Stress

    Performance anxiety, injury adjustment, identity loss, burnout, perfectionism, transition out of sport, and the psychological demands of competition.

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    Professionals Under Pressure

    Burnout, leadership stress, career transitions, imposter feelings, relational strain, and difficulty feeling fulfilled despite external success.

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    Psychiatric Consultation and Medication Management

    Diagnostic clarification, medication evaluation, second opinions, and integrated treatment planning that considers the whole person.

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My Approach

My approach integrates psychiatry, psychotherapy, neuroscience, and performance psychology. I look beyond symptoms alone to understand the full picture: biology, development, relationships, identity, habits, stress, sleep, meaning, and the demands of work or sport. Treatment may include psychotherapy, medication management, behavioral strategies, trauma-informed work, or consultation, depending on what fits the person and the problem.

About Dr. Soliman

Dr. Soliman is a psychiatrist, therapist, and physician-scientist with training across medicine, neuroscience, psychotherapy, and leadership. His clinical work is grounded in curiosity, warmth, directness, and respect for complexity. He works with adults seeking both deeper self-understanding and meaningful change.

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