
Silverlining Psychiatry provides thoughtful, evidence‑based psychiatric care for adults in San Diego. Care is direct, consistent, and grounded in clear communication—every visit is with a board‑certified psychiatrist who takes the time to understand what you’re experiencing and what you need.
Why patients choose Silverlining
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Calm, unhurried appointments
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Clear explanations and collaborative decision‑making
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Treatment plans tailored to your goals and symptoms
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A private, professional environment designed for comfort
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Rapid access for new patients
Conditions we help with
People come to Silverlining Psychiatry for support with a range of mental‑health concerns, including:
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Depression
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Anxiety
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Trauma‑related symptoms
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Bipolar spectrum conditions
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Sleep and stress‑related concerns
These conditions often overlap, and many patients seek care when symptoms begin affecting work, relationships, or daily functioning. We help you understand what’s happening and what can help.
Treatment options
Treatment is individualized and may include:
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Medication management with a focus on clarity, safety, and evidence‑based care
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TMS for treatment‑resistant depression
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Spravato/ketamine for severe or persistent depressive symptoms
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Ongoing follow‑up to support stability and long‑term improvement
Insurance accepted
Silverlining Psychiatry accepts several major insurance plans, including Aetna, Anthem Blue Cross, BlueCross BlueShield, Blue Shield of California, Cigna, UnitedHealthcare/Optum, UMR, Sharp Health Plan, and TRICARE. We unfortunately do not accept Medi‑Cal at this time.
What to expect as a new patient
Our team helps verify your insurance benefits and provides a clear overview of costs before your first appointment. Most patients can schedule directly without a referral. New‑patient visits are structured to be thorough, with space to review symptoms, history, and treatment goals.
Start your care
If you’re looking for steady, evidence‑based support and a clear path forward, Silverlining Psychiatry is here to help. Request an appointment to begin.
Frequently Asked Questions
What conditions does Silverlining Psychiatry treat?
Silverlining Psychiatry provides care for adults experiencing depression, anxiety, trauma‑related symptoms, bipolar spectrum conditions, and sleep or stress‑related concerns. Treatment plans are individualized and focused on clarity, stability, and long‑term improvement.
Do you offer TMS in San Diego?
Yes. Silverlining Psychiatry offers TMS for adults with depression who have not improved with standard treatments. Patients receive a full evaluation to determine whether TMS is an appropriate next step.
Do you offer Spravato or ketamine treatment?
Yes. Spravato (esketamine) and ketamine‑based treatments are available for adults with treatment‑resistant depression. These treatments are provided in a structured, medically supervised setting with ongoing monitoring.
How soon can I get an appointment?
Most new patients can be seen within 7–10 days. The scheduling process is designed to be straightforward, with support for verifying insurance benefits before your first visit.
Do I need a referral to start care?
No referral is required for most patients. You can schedule directly, and our team can help confirm your insurance coverage and expected costs.
What insurance plans do you accept?
Silverlining Psychiatry accepts Aetna, Anthem Blue Cross, BlueCross BlueShield, Blue Shield of California, Cigna, UnitedHealthcare/Optum, UMR, Sharp Health Plan, and TRICARE. Medi‑Cal is not accepted at this time.
Do you offer virtual appointments?
Yes. Telepsychiatry appointments are available for adults located in California, offering flexibility while maintaining the same level of clinical care.
What happens during the first appointment?
The initial visit includes a detailed review of symptoms, history, and goals. You and your psychiatrist discuss treatment options, including medication, TMS, or Spravato/ketamine when appropriate.
Can you help me understand my diagnosis?
Yes. Many patients seek care because they want clarity about what they’re experiencing. Your psychiatrist provides clear explanations and works with you to understand your symptoms and treatment options.

