3 Best Psychiatrists in Madison, WI

“Dr. Sobia Kirmani-Moe has spent the majority of her career in the mental health industry as a clinical social worker and a psychiatrist, gaining expertise in areas such as ADHD, addiction, and children and families. She loves empowering people to learn about mental health, solve problems, and progress towards their goals. Dr. Sobia Kirmani-Moe is the creator and owner of Collaborative Solutions in Psychiatry. The clinic's team is committed to exceeding the expectations of their patients with individualized treatment plans designed with each person and their specific goals in mind. They provide you with the personalized care you deserve to live a more peaceful, happy, and fulfilling life.”

“Dr. Charlotte Ladd is a board-certified psychiatrist and has over 21 years of extensive experience in the field. She gained her medical degree from Emory University School of Medicine and completed her residency at Emory University Affiliated Hospitals and the University of Wisconsin Hospital and Clinics. Dr. Charlotte Ladd is affiliated with UW Health University Hospital. She specializes in addressing a wide range of mental health conditions and is trained to assess both the mental and physical aspects of psychological problems. Dr. Charlotte Ladd utilizes various treatment modalities, including psychotherapy and medication management.”

“Dr. Frederick Langheim received his MD at the University of Minnesota and finished training in psychiatry at UW-Madison. He is the clinical adjunct professor of psychiatry at UW-Madison, a staff psychiatrist at Dean Health System, and co-director of consultation and liaison psychiatry at St. Mary's Hospital in Madison. He has extensive experience in personality disorders and psychotic disorders. Dr. Frederick Langheim treats patients who are part of the Inpatient Psychiatric Care program at SSM Health St. Mary's Hospital-Madison. His practice style involves minimizing the number and dosing of medications through the beneficial use of known side effects while also incorporating behavioral and lifestyle approaches in addition to pharmacotherapy. Dr. Frederick Langheim prefers to build confidence in that plan by conveying the neuroscientific, behavioral, and psychological reasoning behind his recommendations.”