Thorough and thoughtful outpatient psychiatry for functioning adults seeking clarity and steady care.
A lot of people are not sure what they need yet. These pages explain what each service looks like.
Start with an evaluation, agree on a plan, then track progress over time with adjustments as needed.
We clarify symptoms, timeline, stress load, sleep, and what you want to change. If you are not sure what you are dealing with, this is where we start.
You receive clear recommendations. Medication may be considered when appropriate, and therapy coordination is included when helpful.
Follow-ups are part of the model. We track what is changing in real life, adjust care carefully over time, and coordinate with therapy when helpful.

Family expectations, achievement pressure, and stigma can shape anxiety, depression, burnout, and trauma-related stress in ways that are easy to miss.
Dr. Khan offers culturally attuned care, including for South Asian and immigrant family contexts, without assumptions or stereotypes. The goal is clarity and a plan that fits your life.

A comprehensive evaluation is often the cleanest place to start, especially for high-functioning adults who have been pushing through for a long time. Dr. Khan conducts a detailed clinical assessment of symptoms and timeline, stress load, sleep and daily functioning, and relevant medical and personal history. When helpful, she incorporates screening tools, reviews records, and coordinates with your therapist or other providers.
The goal is to reduce guessing and give you a clear plan you can act on.

Medication management is designed for people who want steady, structured psychiatric support over time. This work is not about a quick prescription. It is about choosing medication thoughtfully when it’s appropriate, monitoring response, addressing side effects, and making adjustments based on real outcomes like sleep, focus, mood, and stress tolerance.
Follow-ups are part of the model because that’s how treatment becomes accurate and sustainable.

For some patients, talk-based support is an important part of care. Psychotherapy may be incorporated when appropriate to help you better understand patterns, build insight, and work through anxiety, depression, trauma-related stress, or life transitions in a more supported way.

Psychiatric care is available online for adults located anywhere in California. Telepsychiatry offers the same thoughtful, structured approach to evaluation and ongoing care, with the flexibility to meet from home, work, or wherever life is happening.

Depression isn’t always obvious from the outside. Many high-functioning adults continue to work and meet responsibilities while feeling flat, numb, foggy, or emotionally worn down. Dr. Khan focuses on understanding what is driving symptoms and what may be overlapping with burnout, anxiety, or trauma-related stress.
Care is structured around clarity, treatment planning, and follow-up over time, so you are not left guessing about whether things are improving.

Anxiety does not always look like panic. For many high-functioning adults, it looks like constant overthinking, difficulty relaxing, insomnia, irritability, and feeling “on” all the time. Dr. Khan helps clarify the anxiety pattern and what is driving it, then builds a plan that fits your real life.
Treatment may include medication when appropriate, coordination with therapy when helpful, and steady follow-up so progress can be tracked and adjusted over time.

Trauma-related stress can show up as hypervigilance, sleep disruption, irritability, shutdown, or feeling like you can’t fully relax. Trauma-informed psychiatric care is paced and structured. You do not need to share details you are not ready to share.
The goal is to understand the pattern, reduce reactivity, and build steadiness over time. When medication is appropriate, it is used carefully to support sleep, baseline calm, and daily functioning, often alongside therapy.
