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New patients can expect me to respect their time and autonomy while working together to establish shared treatment goals. I value open candor and punctuality, aiming to create a therapeutic relationship grounded in mutual trust, transparency, and collaboration. During the first visit, I take a comprehensive history and background to determine if the therapeutic relationship is the right fit for both patient and provider. Ongoing care typically involves monthly appointments for medication management until stability is achieved, after which visits may shift to quarterly follow-ups. This structured yet flexible approach supports continuity and long-term well-being.

I completed undergraduate studies, medical school, and psychiatry residency training at Saint Louis University. Following training, I joined the Department of Veterans Affairs, where I provided care in an outpatient setting with both telehealth and in-person services. This experience has given me a strong clinical background and a dedication to supporting patients through accessible and personalized psychiatric care.

My practice focuses on medication management, typically in conjunction with supportive therapy in 30-minute follow-up visits. On occasion, I may believe that additional therapy is also needed and ask that you bring a therapist into your care team to provide the best outcome. I am double board-certified in geriatric and adult psychiatry.

I received my undergraduate degree from the University of Pittsburgh and my medical degree from Penn State University. Following medical school, I completed general psychiatry residency training at the University of Connecticut, where I was Chief Resident of outpatient psychiatric services. During that time, I was also chosen as an Honors Scholar by the American Association of Geriatric Psychiatry. After training, I moved to California to complete my geriatric psychiatry fellowship at Stanford. Following my fellowship, I worked at Kaiser Permanente in clinical roles of outpatient, geriatric, and C/L.

Dr. Brian Braumiller, DO, earned his degrees from Ohio University and Wright State University and served as chief resident in psychiatry from 1995 to 1996. During residency, he trained under renowned forensic psychiatrist Phillip J. Resnick, MD, gaining experience in inpatient and forensic psychiatry. Dr. Braumiller has also served as an assistant professor and medical director for multiple facilities and remains current on advances in psychiatric care through ongoing Maintenance of Certification activities. Outside of work, he enjoys spending time with family, fishing, boating, and appreciating the restorative and grounding effects of time on the water.

Dr. Braumiller has provided patient-centered mental health care for children, adolescents, adults, and seniors for more than 30 years. He specializes in ADHD, anxiety, and substance use concerns while also treating depression, bipolar disorder, PTSD, trauma, sleep issues, and pain-related conditions. He values individualized care and integrates medication management, evidence-based interventions, and mind-body approaches to help patients achieve meaningful, lasting improvements in well-being.

Dr. Braumiller begins with a thorough evaluation and takes time to understand each patient’s unique experiences, challenges, and goals. Based on this assessment, he develops a personalized treatment plan tailored to the patient’s needs and collaborates closely with his care team to provide comprehensive, coordinated support throughout treatment.

My style is warm, curious, and collaborative. I emphasize understanding each individual in the context of their psychosocial development, life experiences, and cultural and societal stressors. I believe mental health cannot be separated from the challenges faced at school, work, within families, and in society at large. I listen carefully, ensuring patients and families feel understood, and work together to create practical, personalized treatment plans. I integrate psychopharmacology with therapy, coping strategies, and resilience-building, aiming for patients to feel supported, empowered, and actively engaged in care that evolves with their needs.

I am a dual board-certified psychiatrist with subspecialty certification in Child and Adolescent Psychiatry. I completed my fellowship at Washington University in St. Louis, where I also served as Chief Fellow, and my general psychiatry residency at the University of Texas Health Science Center at Tyler. Over the past year, I have provided telehealth psychiatric consultations across emergency rooms and inpatient settings, gaining extensive experience across state hospitals, outpatient clinics, college mental health, preschool, mood disorder, and community health clinics.

I'm a board-certified adult psychiatrist with more than 15 years of experience caring for clients in outpatient, inpatient, emergency, and subspecialty settings. I earned my medical degree from the University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences and completed my psychiatry residency at the University of Kentucky, where I served as Chief Resident

I believe the best psychiatric care comes from listening and working together to develop a path forward that fits your goals, values, and life. My approach is collaborative, patient-centered, and grounded in evidence-based care. I strive to create a welcoming, nonjudgmental space where you feel heard, understood, and comfortable asking questions.

My practice combines medication management with therapy, allowing us to address both symptoms and underlying patterns.  I believe understanding your mind is an important part of healing, which is why I hope to help you gain insight while developing practical strategies that can be used in everyday life.

I treat adults of all ages and have interests in ADHD, anxiety, and autistic adults. I enjoy helping people navigate stress, burnout, and life transitions.  My goal is to partner with you on your journey toward better health, growth, and healing.

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I foster a warm, supportive environment where patients feel heard and respected. I believe each person has a unique story and that treatment should be collaborative, thoughtful, and tailored to individual needs, goals, and values. I begin with a thorough evaluation, exploring history, interests, relationships, and goals to understand symptoms in context. I integrate medication management with psychodynamic therapy, CBT, motivational interviewing, and supportive therapy as needed. Care typically includes monthly visits until stable, then every 2–4 months to support continuity and long-term well-being.

I earned my undergraduate degree in Brain and Cognitive Sciences from Massachusetts Institute of Technology and my MD from Tufts University School of Medicine. I completed psychiatry residency at Massachusetts General Hospital/McLean Hospital, serving as Chief Resident in Psychotherapy during my final year. With 12 years of outpatient experience, I have worked with diverse patients and symptoms, led an academic outpatient clinic, and supported its transition to telehealth during COVID-19.

Outside of work, I enjoy time with family and friends, reading, travel, and movies.

I focus on an individualized treatment plan, not only using pharmacotherapy when needed, but also implementing insight-oriented, supportive, motivational, and brief psychotherapy. I am a firm believer in combining psychotherapy with medication management when warranted to manage and treat a wide variety of mental health conditions including, but not limited to, Depressive Disorders, Bipolar Disorders, Psychotic Disorders, Anxiety Disorders, Trauma related disorders, Substance use disorders, Personality disorders, Sleep Disorders, and Eating Disorders. My dynamic approach is client focused, involving the client throughout their treatment and care plan, taking careful consideration to the individual's needs and goals.

I was born and raised in St. Louis, MO and am board certified with ABPN (American Board of Psychiatry & Neurology). Upon completion of my residency through St. Louis University, St. Louis, I joined my parents' Internal Medicine practice. I learned firsthand that implementing mental health awareness, screening, and education into a primary medically focused practice led to more favorable outcomes. Many mental health conditions can manifest as and/or exacerbate a variety of medical/physical conditions and thereby go undiagnosed and untreated. I have worked closely and coordinated care within the medical field and with other specialists in treating and diagnosing comorbid mental health conditions.

While in private practice for over 10 years, I was also an attending and consultant for inpatient mental health care and provided mental health services for residents in various residential care facilities, group homes, and skilled nursing facilities. Over the past 5 years I have consolidated my practice and am presently employed with Compass Health Network in Missouri, helping bridge the gap in mental health care by coordinating and providing care to the underserved community.

I believe in a holistic approach to mental health treatment, integrating medication management, supportive psychotherapy, and collaboration with therapists and support staff. I tailor treatment to each patient's unique needs, ensuring a comprehensive and individualized approach to care. My expertise includes treating a variety of psychiatric diagnoses, such as mood disorders, anxiety disorders (including OCD), ADHD, and PTSD. In a first visit, patients can expect a thorough evaluation, where I take the time to understand their medical history, symptoms, and treatment goals. I emphasize open communication and collaborative decision-making, ensuring that patients feel heard and supported. Based on this initial assessment, I develop a personalized treatment plan, which may include medication management and referrals to therapy or other supportive services as needed.

I am a staff psychiatrist at Talkiatry. I trained in New York and earned my medical degree from Albany Medical College in 1997. I finished my internship at Vanderbilt Medical Center and completed my psychiatric residency at the University of Kansas Medical Center in 2000. During my residency, I served as Chief Resident at the Kansas City VA Medical Center (KCVA). My initial post-residency focus was with patients with serious and persistent mental illness (SPMI) when I worked at the Johnson County Mental Health Center. I have served as an adjunct professor at the University of Kansas providing clinical supervision to residents and yearly lectures on Bipolar disorder, Tourette's, and Obsessive Compulsive disorder for over 20 years. I worked at Midwest Psychiatric Associates in an outpatient private practice for nearly 3 years before returning to the KCVA, where I oversaw care for combat veterans as a clinical psychiatrist and the supervisor for the PTSD Specialty outpatient clinic. After 5 years, I transitioned to the inpatient unit as the inpatient supervisor and one of the attending physicians of the acute inpatient psychiatric unit. In addition, I served as the University of Kansas Site Director for their psychiatric residency program.

I am board-certified in Adult Psychiatry by the American Board of Psychiatry and Neurology. I specialize in medication management for adult patients across a range of psychiatric conditions, with a focus on treating depression, anxiety, bipolar disorders, and ADHD. I employ a therapeutic approach to medication management, incorporating supportive and psychodynamic psychotherapies into my sessions, and I select psychopharmacological treatments and therapies tailored to each patient's individual needs and symptoms. I take great pleasure in connecting with patients via telemedicine, focusing on meeting them where they are in their mental health journey and supporting their needs and goals.

I earned my Bachelor of Science in Science and Business from the University of Notre Dame and graduated from medical school at the University of Mississippi, where I was honored with membership in the Gold Humanism Honor Society for my exceptional clinical skills, interpersonal abilities, and dedication to patient care. I then returned to Texas to follow my passion for mental health, completing my residency in Psychiatry at the University of Texas Southwestern Medical Center. I developed a strong enthusiasm for enhancing mental health care within communities and completed a fellowship in Community Psychiatry through the UT Southwestern Altshuler Center for Education and Research in the Dallas-Fort Worth area.

Over the years, I have worked with major community mental health organizations across Texas and have recently focused on leveraging telemedicine to coordinate mental health support with primary care providers. Throughout my career, I have been committed to psychiatric research, educational initiatives, and organizational efforts to advance mental health care education and patient care in communities. I am an active member and leader in several medical and psychiatric organizations.

I understand the importance of collaboration and the therapeutic alliance when working with patients. I will clearly explain my findings and discuss treatment options I feel are reasonable. I think it is important for patients to have all the necessary information to make informed decisions when it comes to their psychiatric treatment.

I am a board-certified adult psychiatrist with experience working with a broad range of mental health symptoms and a diverse patient population. I was born and raised in the suburbs of Kansas City, Kansas. I completed medical school training and residency at the University of Kansas School of Medicine in Kansas City, Kansas along with Wichita, Kansas.

I have always been fascinated by the natural world and received a bachelor's degree in biology at Kansas State University, where I was active in a research lab investigating protein function in the human body.

What has motivated me over the course of my career as a caregiver? I am a native Houstonian who grew up in a working-class community. Through curiosity and hard work, I was able to attend a university that included people of vastly different life experiences. I was molded by both communities to appreciate the commonalities of humanity. That broad exposure extended my empathetic spectrum to grasp the needs of the American diaspora.

I use a biopsychosocial approach to evaluate the patient. I gather patient history with a mindset that considers the neuroscience that chemically shapes mood, thoughts, and behavior. I am able to uncover factors that can inhibit psychological growth and development. I have experience in seeing how the social conditions of the œthen can influence the resiliency of the œnow. I appreciate, and am proficient in, advances in technology, but prioritize the analog relationship between doctor and patient.

Meeting people where they are. It is an old trope, but describes how one allows a patient to set the path forward. An open-ended interview is conducted with an open mind towards resolution. When being evaluated and treated by me, a patient can expect to be met in a cordial but professional manner. Treatments are discussed and considered based on the mental state of the patient and the clinical efficacy and scientific evidence of benefit. The patient is invited to ask questions and consider whether they wish to pursue the suggested treatment plan.

Dr. Paul Kim is an ABPN board-certified psychiatrist who earned his medical degree from A.T. Still University – Kirksville College of Osteopathic Medicine and completed his psychiatry residency at University of Missouri – Kansas City School of Medicine. He has practiced in outpatient, inpatient, and community mental health settings and has experience teaching medical students and psychiatry residents. Dr. Kim is also trained in psychodynamic and psychoanalytic psychotherapy.

Dr. Kim values honest, open communication and encourages self-reflection throughout treatment. He strives to create a supportive, non-judgmental environment where patients feel comfortable discussing their concerns and goals.

Dr. Kim begins by thoroughly exploring each patient’s history, symptoms, and barriers to treatment during the initial appointment. He works collaboratively with patients to develop realistic treatment plans and regularly assesses treatment effectiveness during follow-up visits.

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