Scott S. Shapiro M.D.

About

Scott Shapiro, M.D. is a board-certified psychiatrist and leading expert in Adult ADHD. He helps adults with ADHD achieve their goals, utilizing results-driven, evidence-based treatments. He provides specific strategies to improve time management, organization, and overcome procrastination. Dr. Shapiro provides therapy, coaching, and medications for adult ADHD all in one place. He also provides online therapy and treatment.

Dr. Shapiro received his training in psychiatry at Harvard Medical School's Massachusetts General Hospital. He previously worked with Dr. Edward Hallowell at the Hallowell Center and is currently the Medical Director of Advanced Behavioral Psychiatry, a specialty practice helping adults with ADHD. He lectures, writes, and blogs on a wide range of topics relating to adult ADHD. Shapiro founded MilestonesNYC, a non-profit that matches underserved New Yorkers to psychiatrists and therapists who provide pro bono care.

Contact Dr. Shapiro today with inquiries about speaking engagements, corporate consulting, Adult ADHD testing, treatment, and coaching.

Call 212-631-8010 or scott@scottshapiromd.com.

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