UCLA Psychiatry Post-COVID Clinic

Long-COVID Psychiatry Clinic Overview

Our goal is to provide psychiatric care to those who were diagnosed with COVID-19 (SARS-CoV-2) and continue to have lingering symptoms such as fatigue, brain fog, anxiety, depression, insomnia, PTSD,  and others (a.k.a. Long-haul Covid). The clinic provides diagnostic services that include neuropsychiatric evaluations, neuropsychological testing, brain neuroimaging, pharmacological and behavioral therapies, and supportive group therapy. 

The clinic optimizes well-being and quality of life by blending conventional Western medicine strategies with integrative medicine approaches to strengthen the natural healing capacities of the individual by promoting mind-body-spirit connections. Treatments are tailored to individual preferences with assessments and recommendations encompassing changes in nutrition, lifestyle choices, and use of supplements. These recommendations are based on the existing scientific evidence. Personalized assessments help track progress and provide measurable outcomes and results, thereby enabling patients to thrive and live healthier lives. 

Who We See

• We accept patients ages 18 and older with a primary psychiatric diagnosis.
• Diagnoses may include, but are not limited to: anxiety, depression, sleep disorders, chronic pain,  substance abuse, memory loss, PTSD, and stress-related disorders.
• We also collaborate with the UCLA Long-COVID clinic taking care of medical problems of Post-COVID () and the UCLA’s Integrative Medicine Collaborative, including the East West Medicine Center, Arts Healing Program, as well as primary care and other mental health services.