Women's Psychiatry and Well-Being

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4201 Marathon Blvd Ste 343
Austin, TX 78756
+1 (512) 818-9892
https://wpwb.org

Women's Psychiatry and Well-Being in Austin, TX, focuses on the holistic care of women, addressing biological, psychological, social, and existential dimensions to empower individuals in discovering meaning and purpose in their lives. The practice offers in-person consultations in Central Austin and telepsychiatry services across Texas, catering to the unique psychiatric and emotional needs of women throughout various life stages.

Founded by Dr. Teresa Lanza di Scalea, a board-certified psychiatrist, the clinic specializes in addressing the mental health challenges associated with the menstrual cycle, pregnancy planning, motherhood, the menopausal transition, and related health concerns. Dr. Lanza di Scalea is also affiliated with the University of Texas at Austin Dell Medical School, contributing to the advancement of women's psychiatric care.

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