I'm Dr. Sosunmolu Shoyinka, a triple board-certified, Yale-trained psychiatrist with 15 years of clinical experience helping individuals navigate the intricate connections between mind, body, and well-being.

As a former C-suite physician executive, I specialize in supporting high-performing individuals, professionals, and executives through high-stakes career transitions while optimizing performance. I address critical barriers like unhealthy coping mechanisms, impostor syndrome, and burnout—helping you perform at your best, find meaning in your work, and live a quality life at all stages.

My Areas of Expertise Include:

• Executive Stress & Performance Optimization: Support for leaders navigating high-stakes pressures and career transitions

• Mind-Body Medicine: Long COVID, fibromyalgia, chronic pain, autoimmune conditions, post-hospitalization PTSD, and other conditions that impact both physical and mental health and functioning

• Women's Mental Health: PMDD, menstrual cycle-related conditions, perinatal psychiatry, and menopause

• Neurodevelopmental Conditions: ADHD and autism in high-performing adults

• Substance Use Disorder Treatment: Specialized care for alcohol use disorder and dual-diagnosis conditions

• General Adult Psychiatry: Depression, anxiety, trauma-related conditions, and men's mental health

• Culturally Competent Care: Expertise in supporting BIPOC individuals, understanding the unique intersection of mental health, identity, and systemic experiences

With board certification in general adult psychiatry, addiction medicine, and training in consultation-liaison psychiatry, I bring a collaborative, holistic approach to care. I work alongside therapists, primary care providers, and other practitioners to ensure coordinated support.

Imagine having a safe space where you're truly heard, where hope and healing begin. Together, we'll uncover the right strategies to bring lasting change, build resilience, and create new, healthier paths in life. This integrative approach enables you to thrive—not just survive.

I welcome referrals from colleagues and am always happy to discuss how we can work together for your patients' benefit.

You don't have to navigate this alone. Let's work together.