Alan Manevitz, MD

Psychiatry in Manhattan often feels like a maze of options, each promising a different path to clarity. Some practices lean toward medication management, others toward talk therapy, and a few blend the two with quiet precision. Alan Manevitz, MD, operates from an office on the 16th floor of 60 Sutton Place South, Suite 1CN, a building that overlooks the East River and the steady pulse of Midtown traffic below. The address places him within walking distance of Grand Central and the quiet stretches of Sutton Place Park, where patients might pause before or after an appointment to collect their thoughts.

In a city where mental health care can feel transactional, some psychiatrists choose to work differently. They avoid rushed sessions and one-size-fits-all solutions, instead allowing space for diagnosis, medication adjustments, and ongoing dialogue. This approach can be especially valuable for adults navigating anxiety, depression, ADHD, or mood disorders—conditions that often resist quick fixes. The practice also extends to couples therapy and support for families adapting to a member’s mental health journey, recognizing that healing rarely happens in isolation.

Appointments are scheduled by calling (212) 751-5072, a number that connects directly to the office rather than an automated system. That small detail can make a difference when someone is reaching out for the first time. While the practice does not accept insurance, many patients find the investment worthwhile for the continuity of care and the absence of external constraints on session length or treatment plans.

For directions, the office is listed on the map here. The building’s doorman can confirm the suite number, and the elevator ride up offers a brief moment to shift focus from the city’s noise to the quieter work ahead.