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Dr. Shawna Deeves, MD

Psychiatrist | Psychiatry

4211 Gardendale St STE 200A San Antonio TX, 78229
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Dr. Shawna Deeves is a Board Certified Psychiatrist practicing in San Antonio, TX. Dr. Deeves is a Medical Doctor specializing in the care of mental health patients. She treats a full range of psychiatric disorders and specializes in medication management of conditions such as depression, anxiety, OCD, bipolar disorders, personality disorders, insomnia, and other mental illnesses. Her experience enables her to offer effective individualized outpatient psychiatric care. 

Education and Training

UTHSC SA MD 2000

Board Certification

Psychiatry and NeurologyAmerican Board of Psychiatry and NeurologyABPN

Provider Details

Female English
Dr. Shawna Deeves, MD
Dr. Shawna Deeves, MD's Expert Contributions
  • Is there something wrong with me?

    There is no such thing as "normal" in this instance. Everyone has their own timeframe regarding sexuality. Things like taking some medications, family history, trauma or even hormone imbalance can play a part in this issue. I suggest seeing an OB/GYN for a checkup and a therapist for some time to discuss your feelings. READ MORE

  • What can I do for my daughter's anxiety?

    The best treatment plan would have her treated by a psychiatrist as well as a psychologist. The psychiatrist will determine if medication is appropriate, and the psychologist can often help with CBT or other forms of therapy. READ MORE

  • How can I control my anger outbursts?

    I suggest making an appointment to determine if there is a deeper issue such as depression or if there may be a mood disorder causing the outburst. You may need a mood stabilizing medication. Cognitive Behavior Therapy may help you control the outbursts as well. READ MORE

  • Can cognitive behavioral therapy work for anger?

    Yes of course. CBT is very helpful if you are committed to it. I suggest you see a psychiatrist to check to see if there is an underlying issue causing the anger issues. You may need a mood-stabilizing medication to assist you as well. READ MORE

  • When should you go to the hospital for an anxiety attack?

    Instead of waiting for another attack, you should make an appointment with a psychiatrist. It would serve you better in the long run to understand why it is happening and with therapy you may even be able to lessen the effects of a panic attack. READ MORE

  • How do psychologists treat anger issues?

    They typically use CBT or Cognitive Behavior Therapy to help you understand your triggers and help you refocus your energy into handling the situation in a healthy manner. READ MORE

  • Can you live a normal life with depression?

    Yes. Everyone suffers from depression from time to time. You are not alone. If the depression gets severe please seek out a good provider. The best treatment plan would have you treated by a psychiatrist as well as a psychologist. The psychiatrist will determine if medication is appropriate, and the psychologist can often help with CBT or other forms of therapy. READ MORE

  • How do I know if I need anxiety medication?

    The best option is to setup an appointment for an evaluation. There are many factors to determining if medication is appropriate. You may only need Cognitive Behavior Therapy. READ MORE

  • Is depression treatable?

    Yes absolutely. The best treatment plan would have you treated by a psychiatrist as well as a psychologist. The psychiatrist will determine if medication is appropriate, and the psychologist can often help with CBT or other forms of therapy. READ MORE

  • Can you help with a major depressive disorder?

    I do see patients with MDD. Feel free to contact my office for an appointment. READ MORE

  • Are panic attacks serious?

    Panic attacks are not necessarily dangerous, however the short answer is yes, you should be seen in order to get them under control. I would strongly recommend seeing a mental health professional for CBT to help you understand why you are having panic attacks and how to combat them. READ MORE

  • What can you do for anxiety?

    The best treatment plan for your anxiety would have you treated by a psychiatrist as well as a psychologist. The psychiatrist will determine if medication is appropriate and the psychologist can often help with CBT or other forms of therapy. READ MORE

  • Does CBT work for depressive disorder?

    Yes. The best treatment plan for depressive disorder would have you treated by a psychiatrist as well as a psychologist. The psychiatrist will determine if medication is appropriate and the psychologist can often help with CBT or other forms of therapy. READ MORE

  • Do antidepressants cause weight gain?

    Typically yes, however there are some that are weight neutral. READ MORE

  • Should I go to a psychiatrist for depression?

    Yes. You may need medication to help with your symptoms and a psychiatrist will be able to assist you with that if appropriate. I also recommend you speak to a psychologist to discuss other NPIs such as CBT. READ MORE

  • Should I consult a psychiatrist or psychologist for depression?

    I would recommend both. A psychiatrist will be able to prescribe an antidepressant if they feel it would help and a psychologist would help with CBT and / or other therapy. You will typically have a better outcome using this method. READ MORE

  • Can a psychiatrist help with my anxiety?

    Yes. I would suggest seeing a psychiatrist and a therapist. The psychiatrist will be able to prescribe you medication if they feel it would help and a therapist or psychologist would help with CBT and / or other therapy. You will typically have a better outcome using this method. READ MORE

  • Can psychosis be treated with therapy?

    Typically psychosis is treated with medication as well as therapy. You have a better chance of success in your treatment if you see a psychiatrist and a psychologist or therapist. READ MORE

Areas of expertise and specialization

DepressionAnxietyMedication ManagementMental Health Tele-MedicinePTSDBipolar Disorders

Awards

  • top 3 psychiatrists in SA 2022 top3 

Professional Memberships

  • Bexar County Medical Society  

Dr. Shawna Deeves, MD's Practice location

4211 Gardendale St STE 200A -
San Antonio, TX 78229
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