
Tyler Scott Alderette, MD
I strive to create a warm, nonjudgmental, and respectful environment where patients feel comfortable sharing their experiences. My approach is collaborative and patient-centered, working closely with patients to set clear goals and select treatments aligned with their values. I take a whole-person approach, considering mental health alongside sleep, relationships, medical conditions, culture, and life stressors, and provide affirming, inclusive care for patients of all ages and backgrounds. My clinical interests include depression, bipolar disorder, anxiety disorders, ADHD, trauma-related conditions, psychotic disorders, and substance use concerns.
I begin with a comprehensive evaluation to understand each patient's history, current concerns, and personal goals. Treatment plans are individualized and may include medication management along with supportive therapy, cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT), and motivational interviewing. Follow-up visits focus on progress, side effect management, and ongoing adjustments, with an emphasis on education, open dialogue, and long-term stability. I provide evidence-based medication management integrated with psychotherapy-informed care and am committed to staying current with advances in psychiatric treatment to ensure safe and effective care.
I am a board-certified psychiatrist with experience treating patients in outpatient and telehealth settings. I earned my medical degree from the American University of the Caribbean School of Medicine and completed my psychiatry residency at Larkin Community Hospital in Miami, Florida.

William Gamberino, MD
I utilize a non-paternalistic approach respecting the autonomy of my patients while helping them gain insight into their presenting problems, utilizing a collaborative shared decision making approach to help reduce symptoms and optimize functioning. My practice combines evidence-based medication management with psychotherapy utilizing elements of supportive, cognitive behavior, and insight-oriented therapy. I utilize a patient, caring approach, meeting patients where they are to empower them with making changes that lead toward improvement and optimization of their wellness. I am experienced and comfortable treating a wide variety of psychiatric conditions including PTSD, mood disorders such as major depression and bipolar disorder, and all anxiety disorders such as generalized anxiety disorder, social phobia, panic disorder, and OCD. I enjoy sharing knowledge with patients to help them better understand the origins of their symptoms and a range of strategies to manage them.
I am a board certified adult psychiatrist who has been in practice for over 25 years. I have always been fascinated by how the brain works, especially in the setting of stress, anxiety, and trauma. I completed my training at the Pennsylvania State University College of Medicine MD/PhD program and earned my PhD in Neuroscience. I subsequently completed a Residency in Adult Psychiatry including an Anxiety Disorder Research Fellowship at the University of Florida. I had a private practice for over 10 years with a focus on providing psychotherapy integrated with pharmacological management. I worked for 25 years with adult and geriatric Veterans at the Department of Veterans Affairs with a focus on treating PTSD, as well as a full range of anxiety and mood disorders, including 7 years of providing care through telehealth treatment. I also have 10 years of experience working with adolescents in the juvenile justice system.

Yaejin Park, MD
I strive to provide compassionate and holistic care with the integration of supportive psychotherapy and medication management. My professional interests include treating a wide range of psychiatric conditions including depression, anxiety, PTSD, and eating disorders.
I am a board-certified adult psychiatrist at Talkiatry. I received my medical degree from the University of Illinois at Chicago School of Medicine and completed my psychiatry residency training at Mount Sinai Morningside West.
Talkiatry psychiatrists licensed in Georgia see people across Atlanta by video. You meet from home, on your own schedule, with no commute and no local waitlist. Because care is virtual, you are not limited to the few psychiatrists who happen to have an Atlanta office.
Online psychiatry for Atlanta residents
Getting started is simple. You answer a few questions online, then get matched with a psychiatrist licensed in Georgia. From there you schedule a video visit, often within days.
Your first visit runs about 60 minutes, so there is time to talk through what is going on. Follow-up visits are usually around 30 minutes. A psychiatrist must be licensed in the state where you are during your visit, so you will be matched with a doctor licensed in Georgia.
What a psychiatrist in Atlanta can help with
Psychiatrists are medical doctors. They can diagnose conditions, prescribe and manage medication, and coordinate therapy when it helps.
Talkiatry psychiatrists work with patients on many common conditions, including anxiety, depression, and ADHD. Care also covers bipolar disorder, OCD, PTSD, and postpartum mental health.
Does insurance cover a psychiatrist in Atlanta, GA?
Talkiatry is in-network with major insurers, and your coverage is checked during the free assessment. Costs vary by plan, so confirm the details with your insurance company. You will not need to look up your plan information before you start.
Mental health care in Atlanta
Access to psychiatry is limited across Georgia. Georgia has 92 federally designated mental health professional shortage areas, and only about 45.3% of the state's need for mental health practitioners is met. An estimated 174 more psychiatrists would be needed to lift those shortage designations, according to KFF. Video care helps close that gap by connecting Atlanta residents with Georgia-licensed psychiatrists without a local wait.
Psychiatry across Georgia
Talkiatry psychiatrists are licensed across Georgia, not just in Atlanta. To see the full list of psychiatrists licensed statewide, visit our Georgia psychiatrist page.
Start with a free assessment
Ready to get started? Answer a few questions online, get matched with a psychiatrist licensed in Georgia, and schedule your first video visit. Take our free online assessment.
Can I go straight to a psychiatrist in Atlanta?

In most cases, yes. You usually do not need a referral to start with a Talkiatry psychiatrist. You begin with a short online assessment, then get matched with a doctor licensed in Georgia. Some insurance plans do ask for a referral, so it is worth checking yours.
Why is it so difficult to see a psychiatrist?

Demand is high and there are not enough psychiatrists, especially in shortage areas. That leads to long waits in many places. Because Talkiatry care is virtual, Atlanta residents can often be seen within days rather than months.
Is it better to see a psychiatrist or a psychologist?

It depends on what you need. Psychiatrists are medical doctors who can diagnose conditions and prescribe medication. Psychologists focus on therapy and testing, and in most states they do not prescribe. Many people work with both, and a psychiatrist can help you decide.
Can a psychiatrist help with anxiety?

Yes. Psychiatrists regularly evaluate and treat anxiety. Treatment may include therapy, medication, or both, depending on your situation. A psychiatrist can explain how they think about your symptoms and what options fit you.
Can I get a prescription from an online psychiatrist in Atlanta?

Sometimes. Medication is prescribed only when it is clinically appropriate and legally permissible. A prescription is never guaranteed, and some medications may not be available for online prescribing. Your psychiatrist will talk through the options with you.