COLUMBIA UNIVERSITY TRAINED JOHNS HOPKINS TRAINED BOARD CERTIFIED PMHNP
GARDEN CITY OFFICE
When work, family responsibilities, and everyday demands begin to take a toll, it can be difficult to know when stress has become something more. Persistent anxiety, low mood, poor sleep, irritability, or difficulty concentrating can affect both your personal life and your ability to function at work.
If you are searching for psychiatric care in Massapequa, The Lieberman Center for Psychotherapeutics provides private treatment for adults throughout Massapequa, Massapequa Park, and surrounding South Shore communities. The practice works with professionals, physicians, attorneys, business owners, executives, and other adults who want thoughtful psychiatric care without feeling rushed through an appointment.
The practice is led by Brad Lieberman, JD, MSN, PMHNP-BC, a board-certified psychiatric nurse practitioner trained at Columbia and Johns Hopkins and a former attorney. He conducts psychiatric evaluations, makes diagnoses, and prescribes and manages medication for adults across New York State. Depending on your needs, care may include medication management, psychotherapy, Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), and additional testing when clinically appropriate.

Anxiety can show up in ways that are easy to overlook. You may find yourself constantly thinking about work after hours, having trouble sleeping because your mind will not slow down, becoming more irritable than usual, or worrying about situations that you cannot seem to let go of.
Our approach to anxiety treatment begins with understanding the nature of your symptoms and how they are affecting your daily life. We consider your medical history, medications, sleep, work and family circumstances, and other factors that may be contributing to anxiety.
Treatment may include psychotherapy, CBT, medication management, or a combination of approaches. For patients who benefit from CBT, treatment can focus on patterns such as excessive worry, perfectionism, avoidance, negative self-talk, and difficulty managing pressure.
Depression does not always mean feeling sad all the time. For some people, it is more noticeable as exhaustion, irritability, emotional detachment, loss of motivation, difficulty concentrating, or a sense that things simply do not feel the way they used to.
Our depression treatment begins with a careful psychiatric evaluation. We consider your symptoms alongside your medical history, sleep, medications, personal circumstances, and other factors that may affect your mood.
Depending on the situation, treatment may involve psychotherapy, medication management, or both. Follow-up appointments provide time to evaluate how treatment is working and make changes when appropriate.

Medication can be helpful for some patients, but it is not automatically the answer. When medication is considered, we take into account your symptoms, previous treatment experiences, medical history, other medications, potential side effects, and treatment preferences.
For selected patients, pharmacogenomic testing may provide additional information about how certain medications are metabolized. It is one tool among many and does not determine treatment on its own. Laboratory testing may also be considered when there is a clinical reason to investigate a possible medical contributor to psychiatric symptoms.
Psychotherapy can be provided alongside medication management or as a primary form of treatment. CBT and solution-focused approaches may be used to address anxiety, depression, chronic stress, perfectionism, difficult life transitions, and patterns that are interfering with day-to-day life.
H2: Psychiatric Care That Fits a Busy Schedule
For many Massapequa residents, finding time for consistent psychiatric care can be difficult. Commuting, work obligations, family responsibilities, and the distance involved in crossing Nassau County can make regular office visits challenging.
The Lieberman Center offers secure telehealth for eligible patients throughout New York State, allowing many appointments to take place from a private location at home or work. In-person appointments are also available at the practice’s Garden City office for patients who prefer to meet face-to-face.
This flexibility can be particularly useful for patients who want ongoing care without having to build an additional commute into an already busy week.
The Lieberman Center primarily operates as a private-pay psychiatric practice. This structure allows the practice to provide care independently of many insurance-related requirements and may appeal to patients who value discretion and a more individualized experience.
The initial 60-minute Psychiatric Diagnostic Evaluation is $595. 30-minute follow-up and medication-management appointments are $375.
Patients with out-of-network mental health benefits may be eligible for reimbursement. Superbills are available for eligible services, and the practice works with Reimbursify to make the claims process easier. Coverage varies by insurance plan, so patients should confirm their individual out-of-network benefits with their carrier.
The Lieberman Center’s primary Long Island office is located in Garden City, providing access to patients from Massapequa, Massapequa Park, and communities throughout the South Shore and Nassau County.
For patients who prefer in-person care, the Garden City office provides a private setting for psychiatric evaluations and follow-up appointments. For eligible patients who would rather avoid the drive, telehealth provides another way to maintain consistent care.
Whether you live near the waterfront, commute along the South Shore, or travel regularly into Manhattan, the practice offers options designed to make psychiatric care easier to maintain.
Consider the clinician’s training, prescribing authority, treatment approach, and whether they offer the type of care you need. Psychiatric care is provided by more than one kind of clinician. Psychiatrists are physicians. Psychiatric nurse practitioners are advanced practice nurses who also evaluate, diagnose, and prescribe psychiatric medication. The Lieberman Center is led by Brad Lieberman, PMHNP-BC, and provides psychiatric evaluation, medication management, psychotherapy, and CBT for adults in Massapequa and surrounding communities.
Not the same, though the care overlaps substantially. A psychiatrist is a physician. A psychiatric nurse practitioner is an advanced practice registered nurse with graduate training in psychiatric and mental health care, board certified, who conducts psychiatric evaluations, makes diagnoses, prescribes and manages medication, and provides psychotherapy. For many adults seeking evaluation, medication management, or therapy, either clinician can provide that care. Patients with complex medical conditions who need a physician’s involvement for other reasons may prefer a psychiatrist.
Yes. Anxiety treatment may include CBT, psychotherapy, medication management, or a combination of approaches depending on your symptoms and circumstances.
Yes. CBT may be incorporated into treatment for anxiety, depression, chronic stress, perfectionism, excessive worry, and other concerns when clinically appropriate.
Yes. Secure telehealth is available for eligible patients throughout New York State. This allows many patients to receive follow-up and other appointments without traveling to the Garden City office.
The initial 60-minute Psychiatric Diagnostic Evaluation is $595. Follow-up and medication-management appointments are $375 for 30 minutes.
You do not have to wait until anxiety, depression, or ongoing stress becomes overwhelming before seeking help. A psychiatric evaluation can provide an opportunity to step back, understand what may be contributing to how you are feeling, and discuss reasonable treatment options.
The Lieberman Center for Psychotherapeutics provides private psychiatric care for adults in Massapequa, Massapequa Park, and throughout the South Shore, with in-person appointments in Garden City and secure telehealth for eligible New York patients.
If you are looking for psychiatric care in Massapequa, request an initial evaluation to discuss your concerns and determine whether The Lieberman Center is a good fit for you.
If you or someone you know is struggling or in crisis, call or text 988 to reach the Suicide and Crisis Lifeline, available 24/7.