Glenn Brynes, M.D. Psychiatric Services in Baltimore, MD

 

Glenn Brynes,

Ph.D., M.D.

Board-Certified in Adult & Geriatric Psychiatry

 

Experience

you can trust for your entire family

 

My life’s

work as a psychiatrist is to help my patients discover the road to improved

mental health and well-being. Whether a patient comes to me for medication,

psychotherapy, or both, I remain dedicated to them, as their partner in the

healing process.

 

Knowledge,

compassion and understanding

 

So many situations can affect a

person at different stages of life. Family problems, conflicts at work, loss of

a loved one, difficulties taking care of one’s self/ And we can’t always

find the solutions on our own. It is my aim to help patients work through their

difficulties to discover a happier way of life. That is what I have been trained

to do.

 

  • Chief

    Resident: University of Maryland Hospital

  • Psychiatric

    Residency: University of Maryland Hospital

  • Internship:

    Union Memorial Hospital

  • MD University

    of Virginia

  • MA, PhD:

    Harvard University

  • BA Cum Laude:

    Cornell University

 

Empowerment

through education

 

As a psychiatrist,

it is my goal to help my patients gain a sense of control, and I take the time

to help them learn how to keep themselves well. Throughout my patients’

treatment, if they wish, I will work with their families and others involved in

their lives. This can further their understanding of what my patient is going

through. I have found this type of education to be very empowering for my

patients.

 

  • Diplomate:

    American Board of Psychiatry and Neurology, General Psychiatry; 

  • American Board

    of Psychiatry and Neurology, Added Qualifications in Geriatric Psychiatry

  • Hospital

    Privileges: Greater Baltimore Medical Center, Sinai Hospital of Baltimore

 

Committed

to the health of my patients

 

There are times

when medication can improve lives in a miraculous way. And I am pleased that my

patients have the choice to use medications, when appropriate. The decision to

prescribe medications is a significant one. And the impact of medication on the

body is of great importance to me. New medications are being introduced all the

time to treat many mental disorders. Since many people benefit from medication,

as their psychiatrist, I take absolute care to learn as much as possible about

this evolving field.

 

  • Member,

    American Psychiatric Association, 

  • American

    Association for Geriatric Psychiatry, 

  • Maryland Med

    Chi, Maryland Psychiatric Society, 

  • Baltimore

    County Medical Society

Northern

County Psychiatric Associates

Experienced help for the challenges you face