Highly Experienced Psychiatrists in Red Bank, NJ

Adult and Child Psychiatric evaluations in Red Bank, NJ

If you’re searching for a psychiatrist in Red Bank, you’re likely trying to get clarity—what’s really going on, what will help, and how to move forward without feeling rushed.

At Kolli Psychiatric & Associates, we provide comprehensive psychiatric evaluations and thoughtful medication management for adults, with a calm, practical approach that prioritizes real-life functioning.

Red Bank is a walkable downtown community along the Navesink River in Monmouth County, and it’s a convenient hub for in-person care.

Many patients choose an in-person evaluation because it can feel easier to slow down, talk through the full history, and leave with a plan that makes sense.

We offer both in-person and virtual psychiatric evaluations and medication management for children, adolescents, and adults. 

Meet our Team

At Kolli Psychiatric and Associates, our team of dedicated New Jersey psychiatrists and therapists provides comprehensive, compassionate mental health services tailored to meet the unique needs of each patient. Whether you’re seeking an ADHD evaluation, depression diagnosis, or anxiety treatment in NJ, our providers are here to support you on your journey to wellness.

Dr. Sireesha Kolli

Dr. Sireesha Kolli

Child, Adolescent & Adult Psychiatrist

Dr. Neha Naqvi

Dr. Neha Naqvi

Child, Adolescent & Adult Psychiatrist

Dr. Pooja Tandon

Dr. Pooja Tandon

Adult Psychiatrist

Ken Erb

Ken Erb

Executive Function Coach

Monique Santone

Monique Santone

LCSW

Among the highest-rated psychiatry practices in the Red Bank area ★★★★★ 4.8 rating from 95 Google reviews

 

“As a school psychologist, Kolli Psych is one of my top referrals for child psychiatrists. Dr. Kolli is very compassionate and dedicated to developing
the best treatment plan for each client. She is extremely knowledgeable in her field and she considers the whole child when evaluating their needs. Dr. Kolli truly takes her time get to know the child/teenager in order to provide excellent support and treatment.”

Who we help in Red Bank

People reach out for different reasons. Some are still showing up to work and family obligations—but it’s taking an exhausting amount of effort to get through the day. Others are not functioning the way they normally do: missing work or classes, withdrawing from relationships, falling behind on basic tasks, or feeling like they can’t keep up at all.

In Red Bank and the surrounding towns, we often meet adults who are juggling work, commuting, parenting, and constant responsibilities. From the outside they may look “fine.” Internally, they may feel wired and depleted, stuck in overthinking, emotionally numb, or frustrated that therapy and self-help strategies haven’t brought enough relief. Sometimes it’s more severe—days are spent in bed, motivation has collapsed, anxiety feels unmanageable, or sleep has completely unraveled.

Common reasons people seek a psychiatric evaluation include:

  • Depression and low motivation (low mood, loss of interest, feeling “flat,” trouble initiating tasks)
  • Anxiety and overthinking (constant worry, mental replaying, panic symptoms, feeling on edge)
  • ADHD and executive function challenges (focus, procrastination, follow-through, organization, time management)
  • OCD and intrusive thoughts (repetitive doubts, mental loops, checking, reassurance-seeking)
  • Trauma-related symptoms and chronic stress responses (hypervigilance, reactivity, shutdown, feeling “stuck”)
  • Irritability, mood swings, and burnout (short fuse, emotional exhaustion, reduced capacity)
  • Sleep problems (insomnia, early waking, non-restorative sleep, racing mind at night)
  • Life transitions (postpartum/perinatal stress, grief, major changes, midlife shifts)

Not sure what fits? That’s common. Many symptoms overlap (for example, ADHD can look like anxiety, and poor sleep can mimic depression). A thorough psychiatric evaluation can clarify what’s driving the problem and help you move forward with a plan that matches your needs—whether you’re barely holding it together or simply tired of living life on “hard mode.”

Book Appointments with Adult and Child Psychiatrist in Red Bank, New Jersey

Serving Red Bank, Freehold, Rumson, Lincroft, Tinton Falls, Middletown, Manalapan, Marlboro, Ocean county, Monmouth county, Little Silver, NJ and NYC

 

Expert mental health diagnosis and medication management in Red Bank

A high-quality psychiatric evaluation shouldn’t feel like a fast intake form with a prescription at the end. We take a medical + whole-person approach—listening carefully, asking the right follow-up questions, and building a clear picture of what’s been happening over time, not just what’s happening this week.

During the evaluation, we look beyond symptoms to the factors that often drive (or worsen) them, including:

  • Sleep and daily rhythms (because sleep disruption can mimic or amplify anxiety, depression, and attention problems)
  • Medical contributors and relevant health history
  • Medication and supplement history (what helped, what didn’t, and what side effects mattered)
  • Substance use (including cannabis, alcohol, caffeine, and stimulants)
  • Stress load, trauma history, and life context
  • Patterns across settings (work, relationships, home responsibilities)

This approach is especially valuable when the diagnosis feels messy or overlapping—for example:

  • ADHD vs anxiety (and when it’s actually both)
  • Depression vs burnout (low mood vs depletion from chronic stress)
  • Primary insomnia vs anxiety-driven sleep disruption
  • Intrusive thoughts vs generalized worry (OCD-style looping vs anxiety rumination)

The goal is simple: clarity and a plan that fits the real problem, so you’re not stuck trying strategies that don’t match what’s actually driving your symptoms.

 

What is mental health treatment like at our Red Bank office?

Mental health treatment should feel clear, collaborative, and realistic—not confusing, rushed, or one-size-fits-all. At our Red Bank office, we start by understanding the full picture and then build a plan based on your goals, symptoms, and day-to-day life.

Depending on your needs, treatment may include:

  • Psychoeducation and practical guidance so you understand what’s driving symptoms and what to expect from different options
  • Medication management when appropriate—discussing benefits, side effects, and alternatives in plain language, with careful follow-up and adjustments over time
  • Coordination with your therapist (and/or primary care clinician) when helpful, so everyone is working from the same plan
  • Lifestyle and behavioral supports that often make treatment work better (sleep routines, stress regulation, structure/organization strategies, and habits that support mood and focus)

The goal is simple: steady progress and improved functioning—sleeping better, thinking more clearly, feeling more emotionally regulated, and having a plan you can actually follow.

 

Mental Health Conditions We Treat in Red Bank

Our experienced New Jersey psychiatrists specialize in treating a wide range of mental health issues, from simple to complex concerns, including but not limited to depression, anxiety OCD, ADHD, corporate work stress, and personality disorders. 

Executive Function Coaching in Red Bank

Executive function coaching helps teens and adults—especially those with ADHD—build practical skills for planning, organization, follow-through, and time management. We work with teenagers through adults in Red Bank to create simple systems that actually stick—for schoolwork, work responsibilities, routines, and daily life.

We’re also regularly invited to support the community through school-based presentations and parent education on executive function skills.. Our team is trusted by schools in and around Red Bank, and we are district-approved in many local school systems like Red Bank Regional High School, for psychiatric evaluations. 

Common focus areas include:

  • Planning and prioritizing (weekly planning, breaking down big tasks)
  • Time management and follow-through (reducing procrastination, building routines)
  • Organization systems (binders/backpacks, digital organization, checklists)
  • Accountability and consistency (staying on track between sessions)

Serving Red Bank and nearby towns

Red Bank is one of the most central, easy-to-reach hubs in northern Monmouth County—so it’s a natural place for in-person psychiatric care. We regularly work with patients and families who live or spend time in the Red Bank area, including those coming from neighboring communities such as Fair Haven, Little Silver, Middletown, Shrewsbury, and Tinton Falls.

Because Red Bank is a well-known downtown destination with a strong professional and commuter presence, many people choose to be seen here even if they don’t live directly in town—especially when they want a thorough evaluation and a clear plan.

Red Bank Resources:

Red Bank Borough

Stephy’s Place

Shore House

Book an appointment with a child and adult psychiatrist in Red Bank

Choose a time that works for you. In-person visits are available in Red Bank, and telehealth may be available across New Jersey when appropriate.

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Frequently Asked Questions about our Psychiatric Practice

Do you offer in-person appointments with a psychiatrist in Red Bank?

Yes. We offer in-person psychiatric appointments in Red Bank, along with telehealth options when appropriate.

Can a psychiatrist help me figure out if this is ADHD or anxiety (or both)?

Yes—this is one of the most common reasons people reach out. A thorough evaluation can clarify what’s driving symptoms so treatment fits.

Can I see a psychiatrist by telehealth if I live elsewhere in New Jersey?

Often, yes. Telehealth depends on clinical appropriateness and state requirements. When you call, we’ll guide you to the right visit type.

Does this psychiatrist in Red Bank take insurance?

We are an out-of-network practice. Many patients with out-of-network benefits request reimbursement. We can provide documentation and explain the process clearly.

If I need urgent help today, should I contact a psychiatrist or call emergency services?

If you’re in immediate danger or at risk of harming yourself or someone else, call 911 or go to the nearest emergency room. You can also call or text 988 for 24/7 crisis support in the U.S.