Dr. Carly Snyder, MD, Doctor
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Dr. Carly Snyder, MD

Psychiatrist | Psychiatry

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Dr. Carly Snyder is a board-certified reproductive and perinatal psychiatrist with a unique approach that combines traditional psychiatry with integrative medicine-based treatments. Dr. Snyder received her medical degree from NYU School of Medicine and completed a general psychiatry residency at Mount Sinai Beth Israel Medical Center with additional reproductive psychiatry elective training at the Payne Whitney Women’s Program at NY Presbyterian Weill Cornell Medical Center, where she remains a voluntary faculty.

She maintains a private practice on the Upper East Side in NYC and is currently working virtually with limited in-person office hours. 

Among many other honors and awards, Dr. Snyder is a New York Times Super Doctor for the fifth consecutive year (2019-2024). She is a regular contributor and an oft-cited expert for many popular parenting websites and news outlets. Her radio show, MDforMoms, streams live weekly and is available as a podcast. Her original writing can be found on her website, Medium, Mother.Ly, and HuffPost blog, as well as in many magazines and other outlets. 

A former board member of Postpartum Support International, Dr. Snyder is currently on the Advisory Council and the Research committee, and was also on the Board for Help Us Adopt. Dr. Snyder is also on the Verywell Medical Review Board and the Parents Expert Review Board, and a member of the Independent Doctors of New York,  Robyn network, and Women’s Mental Health Consortium. 

As a vegan and diabetic, Dr. Snyder discovered it impossible to find a nutritional bar for herself, her family, and her patients that was not packed with salt and excessive calories, formulated specifically for women, and made of whole foods. So, she created Mood Bars. With the recent launch of the bars, Dr. Snyder is thrilled to share her bars with the world.

Education and Training

NYU School of Medicine MD 0

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Professional Memberships

  • Advisory Council and Research Committee of Postpartum Support International  
  • Independent Doctors of New York  
  • Women’s Mental Health Consortium  

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Honored as New York Times Super Doctor for Fifth Consecutive Year

A renowned reproductive and perinatal psychiatrist, Dr. Snyder is making waves in the mental health field with her unique approach that integrates traditional psychiatry with holistic, integrative medicine-based treatments. Based in New York City, her private practice on the Upper East Side has garnered widespread recognition for her expertise and compassionate care.

After earning her medical degree from NYU School of Medicine, she completed a general psychiatry residency at Mount Sinai Beth Israel Medical Center and additional reproductive psychiatry training at the Payne Whitney Women’s Program at NY Presbyterian Weill Cornell Medical Center. She continues to serve as voluntary faculty at the renowned medical institution.

In addition to her clinical work, Dr. Snyder is actively involved in various organizations dedicated to mental health and women’s well-being. She serves on the Advisory Council and Research Committee of Postpartum Support International. Dr. Snyder also contributes her expertise to the Verywell Medical Review Board and the Parents Expert Review Board while being an active member of the Independent Doctors of New York, Robyn network, and Women’s Mental Health Consortium, among other organizations. 

A sought-after expert in her field, she regularly contributes to popular parenting websites and news outlets, hosts a weekly radio show called MDforMoms, and shares her insights through various platforms such as Medium, Mother.Ly, HuffPost, and other publications.

Driven by her health journey as a vegan and diabetic, Dr. Snyder identified a gap in the market for whole-food-based nutrition bars tailored for women. This realization led her to create Mood Bars, an organic, vegan, and kosher-certified nutritional bar line offering a healthy and delicious snack for herself, her family, her patients, and women everywhere. With the recent launch of Mood Bars, she is excited to introduce her innovative product to a broader audience, reflecting her ongoing commitment to holistic health and well-being.

Committed to excellence and innovation, Dr. Snyder has earned numerous accolades, including being named a New York Times Super Doctor for an impressive fifth consecutive year (2019-2024).

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