Work with me is always collaborative. Diagnosis is important but not mandatory. Your plan will be comprehensive, but not overwhelming. I prescribe medications and psychotherapy, but if you tried something else, please tell me. I want to learn from you as you know you best!
In his work Dr. Fedorchenco combines 3 pillars of evidence-based medicine, that is, research available up to date, his own clinical experience, and values and desires of his patients. Through comprehensive assessment of each person’s unique situation, Dr. Fedorchenco aims to develop a clear and concise plan that is in accordance with his patients’ individual circumstances. This process is usually collaborative with patient being an active participant.
Intervention recommendations often include careful consideration of medications, with benefits and risks extensively discussed, psychotherapy, and potential rearrangement of external circumstances, known to have effect on our mental well-being. These are, among others, stress, sleep, level of physical activity, and individual psychological traits. Dr. Fedorchenco firmly believes that empathic listening with the goal of understanding his patients’ perspectives and experiences is a necessary foundation that in itself can lead to positive change.
After graduating LSU School of Medicine in New Orleans, Dr. Fedorchenco attended General Psychiatry residency in Austin, Texas, followed by fellowship in Addiction Psychiatry at UTSW in Dallas. He is board-certified in psychiatry, pending board-certification in addiction psychiatry. He gained additional certification in cognitive processing therapy. His areas of interests are far-reaching and include history of psychiatry, psychotherapy and novel approaches to treatment of mental health issues.
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Toll Free: 855-204-2502
Dallas Fort Worth Center
2800 East State Highway 114
Suite 350
Trophy Club, TX 76262
Local: 817-674-7983
If you need immediate medical attention dial 911. If you are in mental health crisis help is available via the crisis hotline, dial 988.