About
Arnab Datta, MD
Lead Psychiatrist, Owner
Arnab Datta, MD
Lead Psychiatrist, Owner
Arnab Datta, MD
Arnab Datta, MD, started his private practice in New York City for patients who need more than a brief medication visit. His work combines psychiatry, psychotherapy, addiction treatment, controlled-substance expertise, Suboxone care, couples and family work, EMDR, and meditation-informed treatment.
Patients often come here when previous care has felt incomplete. Sometimes the medication plan never fully made sense. Sometimes the diagnosis did not capture the person’s real story. Sometimes therapy stayed too general, while the deeper pattern remained untouched. Dr. Datta’s role is to understand the full picture, symptoms, history, relationships, medication, addiction, personality, and emotional blind spots, so treatment can be directed with more clarity.
The practice began in Manhattan and remains anchored in a New York City level of psychiatric judgment. The main office is located on East 44th Street and 5th Avenue, near Grand Central Station, Rockefeller Center, and Bryant Park.
Dr. Datta is also licensed to provide care in select markets beyond New York, including Chicago (where he currently resides), Miami, Downtown Los Angeles, New Jersey, and North Carolina (where he used to live). Depending on location and clinical fit, appointments may be available in person or by secure video.
To begin, call +1 877-376-4560. A discovery call allows you to share what is bringing you in, ask initial questions, and hear whether Dr. Datta’s practice may be the right fit before beginning treatment.
Discovery Call
Before beginning care, potential patients are scheduled for a discovery call. This is a short preliminary conversation where you can explain what is bringing you in, ask initial questions, and hear whether Dr. Datta’s practice may be the right fit.
Although it is brief, the discovery call can often provide an early sense of how Dr. Datta thinks clinically. Patients may discuss medication concerns, addiction patterns, depression, anxiety, ADHD, relationship issues, trauma, or a major life decision. The goal is to begin understanding not only the immediate concern, but also what may be driving it underneath the surface.
The discovery call is not a full psychiatric evaluation and does not replace treatment. It helps clarify what Dr. Datta can and cannot provide before the first appointment. For patients who move forward, care often begins with a three-appointment starting package, allowing enough time to understand the full picture and the likely direction of treatment.
To schedule a discovery call, please call +1 877-376-4560.
Education & Career
- Board Certified in Psychiatry and Addiction Psychiatry
Trained to understand psychiatric symptoms, addiction patterns, and medication complexity together. - Founder and Lead Psychiatrist of Dr. Datta’s private practice and Tresna Mental Health (also created by Dr. Datta)
Provides medication management, psychotherapy, addiction treatment, controlled-substance care, Suboxone, EMDR, meditation, and couples/family work. - Medical Director, GMHC — Manhattan LGBTQ+ clinic
Psychiatric leadership in a major New York City clinic serving LGBTQ+ patients with complex psychiatric, addiction, trauma, identity, and relationship concerns. (March 2023 – Present) - Medical Director, RevCore and Silverlake — Manhattan, Brooklyn, and Staten Island
Clinical leadership in addiction psychiatry, complex medication decisions, controlled substances, and co-occurring psychiatric conditions. (December 2021 – Present) - Former Medical Director of Addiction Services, St. Joseph’s Hospital — Yonkers, New York
Led hospital-based addiction services for patients with substance use disorders, relapse risk, psychiatric instability, and complex medication needs. (2016 – 2021) - Clinical Fellowship in Addiction Psychiatry — The Mount Sinai Hospital, New York City
Advanced training through The Addiction Institute of New York and the James J. Peters VA Medical Center. (2015 – 2016) - Psychiatry Residency — Mount Sinai St. Luke’s-Roosevelt Hospital, New York City
Trained in psychiatric diagnosis, psychopharmacology, psychotherapy, emergency psychiatry, inpatient care, and outpatient care. (2011 – 2015) - Research Fellowship in Addiction & Behavior — Albert Einstein College of Medicine
Research training in addiction and behavior, affiliated with Montefiore Medical Center and Yeshiva University. (2010 – 2011) - Doctor of Medicine — St. Matthew’s University School of Medicine
(2009) - Advanced psychotherapy background
Integrates psychodynamic therapy, CBT, DBT-informed work, motivational interviewing, trauma-informed care, EMDR, meditation, and relationship-focused therapy. - Couples, family, and relationship-focused work
Draws from Gottman-informed approaches, Ackerman-style family systems thinking, attachment theory, communication work, and direct feedback around relational blind spots. - Controlled-substance and complex medication expertise
Experienced with stimulants, benzodiazepines, Suboxone, medication tapering, polypharmacy, addiction risk, and complex psychopharmacology. - Experience with LGBTQ+ patients, identity, culture, and relationship concerns
Works with patients navigating sexuality, identity, family conflict, trauma, intimacy, addiction, cultural pressures, professional stress, and traditional or non-traditional relationship concerns. - Licensed in New York, Illinois, Florida, California, New Jersey, and North Carolina
Care is available in select locations, including New York City, Chicago, Miami, Downtown Los Angeles, New Jersey, and North Carolina, as well as by secure video when appropriate.
Education & Career
Discovery Call
Before beginning care, potential patients are scheduled for a discovery call. This is a short preliminary conversation where you can explain what is bringing you in, ask initial questions, and hear whether Dr. Datta’s practice may be the right fit.
Although it is brief, the discovery call can often provide an early sense of how Dr. Datta thinks clinically. Patients may discuss medication concerns, addiction patterns, depression, anxiety, ADHD, relationship issues, trauma, or a major life decision. The goal is to begin understanding not only the immediate concern, but also what may be driving it underneath the surface.
The discovery call is not a full psychiatric evaluation and does not replace treatment. It helps clarify what Dr. Datta can and cannot provide before the first appointment. For patients who move forward, care often begins with a three-appointment starting package, allowing enough time to understand the full picture and the likely direction of treatment.
To schedule a discovery call, please call +1 877-376-4560.
- Board Certified in Psychiatry and Addiction Psychiatry
Trained to understand psychiatric symptoms, addiction patterns, and medication complexity together. - Founder and Lead Psychiatrist of Dr. Datta’s private practice and Tresna Mental Health (also created by Dr. Datta)
Provides medication management, psychotherapy, addiction treatment, controlled-substance care, Suboxone, EMDR, meditation, and couples/family work. - Medical Director, GMHC — Manhattan LGBTQ+ clinic
Psychiatric leadership in a major New York City clinic serving LGBTQ+ patients with complex psychiatric, addiction, trauma, identity, and relationship concerns. (March 2023 – Present) - Medical Director, RevCore and Silverlake — Manhattan, Brooklyn, and Staten Island
Clinical leadership in addiction psychiatry, complex medication decisions, controlled substances, and co-occurring psychiatric conditions. (December 2021 – Present) - Former Medical Director of Addiction Services, St. Joseph’s Hospital — Yonkers, New York
Led hospital-based addiction services for patients with substance use disorders, relapse risk, psychiatric instability, and complex medication needs. (2016 – 2021) - Clinical Fellowship in Addiction Psychiatry — The Mount Sinai Hospital, New York City
Advanced training through The Addiction Institute of New York and the James J. Peters VA Medical Center. (2015 – 2016) - Psychiatry Residency — Mount Sinai St. Luke’s-Roosevelt Hospital, New York City
Trained in psychiatric diagnosis, psychopharmacology, psychotherapy, emergency psychiatry, inpatient care, and outpatient care. (2011 – 2015) - Research Fellowship in Addiction & Behavior — Albert Einstein College of Medicine
Research training in addiction and behavior, affiliated with Montefiore Medical Center and Yeshiva University. (2010 – 2011) - Doctor of Medicine — St. Matthew’s University School of Medicine
(2009) - Advanced psychotherapy background
Integrates psychodynamic therapy, CBT, DBT-informed work, motivational interviewing, trauma-informed care, EMDR, meditation, and relationship-focused therapy. - Couples, family, and relationship-focused work
Draws from Gottman-informed approaches, Ackerman-style family systems thinking, attachment theory, communication work, and direct feedback around relational blind spots. - Controlled-substance and complex medication expertise
Experienced with stimulants, benzodiazepines, Suboxone, medication tapering, polypharmacy, addiction risk, and complex psychopharmacology. - Experience with LGBTQ+ patients, identity, culture, and relationship concerns
Works with patients navigating sexuality, identity, family conflict, trauma, intimacy, addiction, cultural pressures, professional stress, and traditional or non-traditional relationship concerns. - Licensed in New York, Illinois, Florida, California, New Jersey, and North Carolina
Care is available in select locations, including New York City, Chicago, Miami, Downtown Los Angeles, New Jersey, and North Carolina, as well as by secure video when appropriate.
