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Akhil Sethi, MD

Dr. Akhil Sethi is board certified in adult psychiatry. He began his journey in the mental health field in England by training at prestigious institutions, including St. Georges Hospital (South London) and Queen Elizabeth hospital (West Norfolk), which is affiliated with the University of Cambridge, UK. He furthered his training by completing his psychiatry residency at Cleveland Clinic in Ohio and has had a keen interest in mood and anxiety disorders since then. He has also gained expertise in managing the treatment of resistant mood disorders by doing a visiting fellowship in Electroconvulsive Therapy at Duke University.

Akhil Sethi, MD

Dr. Akhil Sethi is board certified in adult psychiatry. He began his journey in the mental health field in England by training at prestigious institutions, including St. Georges Hospital (South London) and Queen Elizabeth hospital (West Norfolk), which is affiliated with the University of Cambridge, UK. He furthered his training by completing his psychiatry residency at Cleveland Clinic in Ohio and has had a keen interest in mood and anxiety disorders since then. He has also gained expertise in managing the treatment of resistant mood disorders by doing a visiting fellowship in Electroconvulsive Therapy at Duke University.

Akhil Sethi, MD

Dr. Akhil Sethi is board certified in adult psychiatry. He began his journey in the mental health field in England by training at prestigious institutions, including St. Georges Hospital (South London) and Queen Elizabeth hospital (West Norfolk), which is affiliated with the University of Cambridge, UK. He furthered his training by completing his psychiatry residency at Cleveland Clinic in Ohio and has had a keen interest in mood and anxiety disorders since then. He has also gained expertise in managing the treatment of resistant mood disorders by doing a visiting fellowship in Electroconvulsive Therapy at Duke University.

Akhil Sethi, MD

Dr. Akhil Sethi is board certified in adult psychiatry. He began his journey in the mental health field in England by training at prestigious institutions, including St. Georges Hospital (South London) and Queen Elizabeth hospital (West Norfolk), which is affiliated with the University of Cambridge, UK. He furthered his training by completing his psychiatry residency at Cleveland Clinic in Ohio and has had a keen interest in mood and anxiety disorders since then. He has also gained expertise in managing the treatment of resistant mood disorders by doing a visiting fellowship in Electroconvulsive Therapy at Duke University.