Meet Your Physician, Amir Elsamadisi MD
A forward-thinking psychiatrist focused on brain science, modern therapies, and personal growth. For innovative, evidence-based care tailored to your unique path.
Psychiatrist. Therapist. Partner in your healing journey.
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Credentials That Matter
Dr. Amir Elsamadisi bridges neuroscience, lifestyle , and therapy to deliver truly integrative care.
Leadership Experience:
Cornell National Leadership Scholar, Rose Scholar, Cum Laude Graduate
Global Impact:
Clinical and volunteer work across Indonesia, Qatar, and Peru
Research Focus:
Psychogenomics, Neuromodulation, Psychedelics
Speaking Engagements:
National psychiatric conferences on Social Determinants of Health, Gender in Psychiatry, and the Role of Technology in Mental Health
Professional Focus:
Concierge Psychiatry, Couples Therapy, and Integrative, Therapy-Led Treatment
How I Approach Mental Health
"Good mental health isn’t the end—it’s the foundation for a richer, more meaningful life."
With Dr. Elsamadisi, therapy feels like a quiet conversation with someone who truly sees you. His presence is steady, his insight deep. I didn’t just find relief—I found clarity, strength, and a path back to myself.
Dr. Elsamadisi’s care is thoughtful, seamless, and profoundly human. The concierge model gave me not just convenience, but the freedom to heal on my own terms, with someone who truly walked beside me
He helped us speak again—not just talk, but really speak. In his sessions, we found space to listen, to forgive, and to build something new. Our relationship didn’t just survive—it began to thrive.
A Thought They Often Share
Change begins when we stop avoiding and start understanding—this is where growth happens.
Credentials That Matter
Learn what keeps Dr. Amir Elsamadisi grounded and inspired
Weightlifting
Lifting helps me stay focused, disciplined, and energized
Cooking
Where I unwind, create, and connect
Traveling
Exploring new cultures is my favorite form of learning
Meet Our Experts
Clinical Thoughts & Research
Suicide in Teenagers
Supporting suicidal teens requires flexible care, family involvement, and close attention to emotional progress.
