LAWRENCE VAYNERCHUK

Upper East Side side streets often feel like quiet corridors between the noise of First and Lexington Avenues. That stretch of East 102nd Street is no exception—low-rise buildings hold small offices where the neighborhood’s daily rhythms play out without fanfare. LAWRENCE VAYNERCHUK is one of them, a psychiatry practice tucked into a second-floor suite at 345 E 102nd St #215, New York, NY 10029.

Psychiatry in dense urban pockets like this one tends to focus on accessibility as much as expertise. Here, the practice addresses mood disorders, anxiety, ADHD, and trauma-related symptoms through medication management and brief supportive therapy. They also handle psychiatric evaluations for court-ordered cases or disability determinations, a niche that reflects the area’s mix of long-term residents and newer arrivals navigating city systems.

How do you reach them? A call to (212) 241-6336 gets you past the building’s buzzer and into the scheduling queue. The phone line is the only practical detail you’ll need beyond the address—no online portal or walk-in policy simplifies the process to a single step.

For directions, a map pinpoints the exact entrance: https://www.google.com/maps/place?ftid=0x89c258a98ce172d9:0xc6c81639c35d5ad9. The rest is a matter of showing up on time, clipboard in hand, ready for the kind of conversation that happens best in person.