Suzanne E. Bloore, MD

Child, Adolescent & Adult Psychiatry in Cambridge, Mass

Psychotherapy and medication management tailored for you.

Supporting adults, children, and adolescents with challenges in emotion regulation, anxiety, depression, bipolar, ADHD – for people seeking lasting change in personal growth, professional fulfillment, and close relationships.

Finding a new therapist is overwhelming. Maybe you've already tried everything you can to move forward and build a life in alignment with your values.

In co-creating a therapeutic relationship, with or without psychiatric medications, we can work together to help you feel more connected – to yourself, your work, and your relationships.

What's unique about my approach?

My approach is collaborative and individualized for each client's specific needs and goals. I am thoughtful, curious, down to earth, and honored to be let into my client's inner world.

As a double-board certified child, adolescent, and adult psychiatrist with over a decade of experience, I am committed to creating a safe, nonjudgmental space for us to work together to change your habitual patterns of relating to yourself and others.

What's my experience helping people?

My first job after training, I served as a staff psychiatrist at the nation's top psychiatric hospital, McLean Hospital / Harvard Medical School for 7 years. This formative experience helped me develop expertise in working with individuals and families seeking compassionate, confidential, evidence-based, and personalized treatment for their emotional pain and suffering.

During this time, I also started a private practice to continue my development as a psychotherapist. I want to really get to know my clients and help people become unstuck, to make more sense of their emotions and inner life, and to build the life and relationships they truly want.

What about lived experience?

Last but not least, these days providers are more open about their own lived experience. Life happens to all of us, including me. But we get back up.

You are not alone.

While there is always uncertainty about the future, we can join together to help you become more resilient.

Ask for help

Finding the right provider is important. I invite you to have a brief, no-pressure chat to discuss your needs and see if my practice is a good fit for you.