Psychiatrists Beginning With E in District of Columbia

After serving in academic psychiatry at George Washington University for the eleven years, I opened my own private practice in August 2022. My office is located at 1519 Connecticut Avenue NW, conveniently across from the DuPont Metro Station. Street parking and on-site underground garage parking are available.

I meet patients where they are and provide individualized services to meet the individual's unique needs while working through any stigma or barriers to optimal wellbeing. I provide telehealth services exclusively and see individuals in DC, MD & Virginia for individuals 13 & up.

Dr. Embrey is an integrative and holistic child and adult psychiatrist in Washington DC. She is also seeing patients in Virginia, Maryland, and Wisconsin (virtually). Having trained at Johns Hopkins, she treats psychiatric illnesses with an approach that involves evaluation and treatment via traditional psychiatric methods, medications, and therapy. She also includes an assessment of how complementary interventions may be helpful toward finding mental, emotional, and spiritual balance and vitality.

E-Psychiatriq LLC provides telehealth behavioral services throughout Maryland, Virginia, the District of Columbia, and Idaho, via tele-video conferencing. We treat a wide range of mental and psychological disorders and can provide patients with the same treatment just as if they were on-site. We also collaborate with organizations to provide psychiatric evaluations and medication management for sole proprietorship's, and medical providers interested in implementing a virtual collaborative care model within their practice. We offer self- scheduling on our website at www.epsychiatriq.com, visit us today!

Obinna Obiejemba, DrPH, APN., has always wanted to be a hand and a voice — a hand to help the infirmed, and a voice for the most vulnerable. This led him to academic pursuits and careers in clinical medicine and public health. He has spent nearly two decades working in Managed Care and with vulnerable and complex populations. Prior to his graduate studies in family practice, psychiatry, and public health, Dr. Obi led a variety of projects at Baltimore city jails and prisons to improve access to care. He has special interest in adult and geriatric psychiatric disorders including mood disorders, thought disorders, and dementia.

I focus on my training in the science of the human body, including anatomy, physiology, and biology. However, mental health support is also an important aspect of our daily lives. It is helpful to evaluate feelings, stressors, thoughts, and psychopharmacology that impact overall health and well-being. Every man, woman, and child will experience the need for mental health support. People face a lot of stressors in their work environment. Burnout, depression, and anxiety are rising fast in life's arenas. It’s important to prioritize your mental health and seek support.