Hudson Elmore, MD
Psychiatrist
He/him
Dr. Hudson Elmore is a Clinical Adult Psychiatrist. He received his training in Adult Psychiatry at New York University School of Medicine and Bellevue Hospital Center in New York City. He holds a Medical Degree from Georgetown University School of Medicine.
Much of Dr. Elmore's work has involved helping individuals who are in crisis and helping individuals heal from significant trauma. He has experience working with LGBTQI individuals, individuals with a history of traumatic experiences, as well as individuals with diverse socioeconomic and cultural backgrounds, including individuals seeking asylum in the United States and individuals who are unhoused or unstably housed.
Alongside this work, Dr. Elmore has studied and trained in the utilization of ketamine, alongside psychotherapy, as a means of alleviating depressive symptoms in individuals who have not responded to other forms of treatment.
Qualifications
Areas of Focus
Dr. Elmore has experience working with LGBTQI individuals, individuals with a history of traumatic experiences, as well as individuals with diverse socioeconomic and cultural backgrounds. In addition, he has experience working with individuals seeking consultation for ketamine treatments for relief from depressive symptoms that haven’t responded to other forms of treatment.
Training and Education
- Psychiatry Residency at New York University School of Medicine & Bellevue Hospital Center in New York City
- Medical Degree, Georgetown University School of Medicine
Areas of Focus
Dr. Elmore has experience working with LGBTQI individuals, individuals with a history of traumatic experiences, as well as individuals with diverse socioeconomic and cultural backgrounds. In addition, he has experience working with individuals seeking consultation for ketamine treatments for relief from depressive symptoms that haven’t responded to other forms of treatment.
Training and Education
- Psychiatry Residency at New York University School of Medicine & Bellevue Hospital Center in New York City
- Medical Degree, Georgetown University School of Medicine
Being Health Questions
What should a new client know about working with you?
I strongly believe that treatment is a collaborative and transparent process where we decide together what our goals of working together are . My initial goal is for us both to explore and understand what brings you to treatment and what factors contribute to what you are experiencing now so that we can best understand what changes or interventions may be the most helpful. These might include different forms of psychotherapy, medication management, nutritional interventions or changes, somatic therapies, novel treatments such as ketamine therapy, or some combination of the above.
Do you have experience working with any specific types of patients?
I have experience working with LGBTQI individuals, individuals with a history of traumatic experiences, as well as individuals with diverse socioeconomic and cultural backgrounds, including individuals seeking asylum in the United States and individuals who are unhoused or unstably housed. In addition, I have experience working with individuals seeking consultation for ketamine treatments for relief from depressive symptoms that haven’t responded to other forms of treatment.
What do you find most interesting about Being Health's integrated care model?
I believe that the path toward mental and emotional wellbeing is a path toward wholeness and a path of finding connection between mind, body, spirit and community. So often, though, mental health treatment is siloed with different providers for a given individual rarely having the opportunity to communicate or collaborate. What sets Being Health apart is its integrated approach to mental health treatment where someone can trust that their whole being will be cared for and where each clinician, no matter the discipline, honors the interconnectivity of mind and body.
What’s the most memorable trip you’ve ever taken?
My most memorable trip was to Cape Town, South Africa where I got to visit Boulders Beach, one of the only places in the world where one can get up close to African penguins.
What are Dr. Elmore’s rates?
Dr. Elmore offers initial psychiatry consultations, follow-up psychiatry sessions and ketamine consultations. Rates are below:
- Psychiatry, Initial Consultation (60 min): $550
- Psychiatry Session (45 min): $450
- Psychiatry Session (30 min): $325
- Ketamine Consultation: $425
