Dr. Moises Esquenazi is a psychiatrist who is committed to helping individuals regain control of their lives through a personalized approach to mental health. After graduating from Juan N. Corpas University’s medical school, Dr. Esquenazi completed his residency in Family Practice and Sports Medicine in Bogota, Colombia. Seeking to deepen his knowledge and specialize in psychiatry, he completed a residency program at Larkin Community Hospital in Miami, Florida.

Throughout his career, Dr. Esquenazi has gained invaluable experience working in diverse clinical settings, including inpatient, outpatient, and corrections facilities. His expertise extends to a broad range of psychiatric disorders, such as Substance Use Disorders, ADHD, Anxiety, Panic Disorder, Personality Disorders, PTSD, Depression, co-morbid psychiatric and sleep problems among others. He recognizes that each person’s journey to mental wellness is unique, and he employs a patient-centered approach in the therapeutic process.

With a belief in shared decision-making, Dr. Esquenazi fosters a collaborative patient-doctor relationship to create an atmosphere of trust. By actively involving his patients in their treatment plans, he ensures that their individual needs and preferences are taken into account, leading to a more effective and tailored approach to achieving optimal mental health.

Passionate about staying at the forefront of psychiatric treatment, Dr. Esquenazi is particularly interested in the administration of Transcranial Magnetic Stimulation (TMS) as an FDA-approved treatment for depression. His dedication to staying informed about the latest advancements in mental health allows him to offer cutting-edge solutions to his patients.

Dr. Moises Esquenazi’s unwavering commitment to providing compassionate care and evidence-based treatment makes him a trusted resource for individuals and families seeking to overcome mental health challenges. His comprehensive approach and dedication to ongoing education reflect his steadfast commitment to improving the lives of his patients.