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Dr. Renata Angelini MD

Psychiatrist | Psychiatry

4/5(7)
9900 W Sample Road Suite 405-7 Coral Springs FL, 33065
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Dr. Renata Angelini is a functional psychiatrist practicing in Coral Springs, FL. Dr. Angelini is a medical doctor specializing in the holistic care of patients. Dr. Angelini diagnoses and treats illnesses and attempts to address in the most natural way if possible. Dr. Angelini may treat patients through a variety of methods including medications, and alternative treatments. Dr. Angelini is a physician and will in most cases order laboratory and diagnostic tests as well as brain assessments like an MRI or QEEG. Many illnesses may have a root cause that is organic (medical problems) or imbalance. A treatment plan will be recommended according to the needs of the patient and referral to a psychotherapist may be part of the plan.

Board Certification

Psychiatry and NeurologyAmerican Board of Psychiatry and NeurologyABPN

Provider Details

Female English, Spanish, Portuguese
Dr. Renata Angelini MD
Dr. Renata Angelini MD's Expert Contributions
  • What can I do to stop the noises in my head?

    It really depends what caused this noise. We have to rule out medical issues such as brain tumors, head trauma, etc. If no physical medical issues causing this problem, then antipsychotics such as olanzapine, risperdal, etc., may be helpful. READ MORE

  • How can I stop biting my nails?

    Anxiety can usually cause one to create habits to cope that can be problematic. Perhaps addressing anxiety and helping you find triggers will be helpful. Trying an antidepressant such as luvox, zoloft could help reduce the emotional distress that may drive you to bite your nails combined with cognitive behavioral therapy. READ MORE

  • What causes one to focus on negative thoughts?

    Insecurity could be causing you to have those negative thoughts but usually negative thinking can be a sign of depression. May be good to seek some counseling. READ MORE

  • Are there any treatments for panic attacks?

    Yes there are treatments for panic attacks. Combination of medication with cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT) would be the best. Medications could be paxil, zoloft, lexapro, trintellix. All medications are good but the question would be which one would be the best for your unique genetic metabolism. I would see a psychiatrist and start one of the medications mentioned along with CBT therapist READ MORE

  • What are some symptoms of depression?

    It would be good to get blood work up to make sure you don't have any hormonal or physical issues causing these symptoms first READ MORE

  • What will happen if paranoid schizophrenia isn't treated?

    They can get worse. Research shows that the earlier we catch and treat schizophrenia, the better the prognosis and outcome, especially if caught on its prodromal stage. READ MORE

  • Why do I have depression symptoms when I don't take anxiety medications?

    Depression and anxiety are friends - it is hard to comment without knowing you, but Zoloft is an antidepressant that also targets anxiety; perhaps there were underlying symptoms of depression camouflaged by the anxiety; when you stop taking the medication, the symptoms of depression return. READ MORE

  • Can my memory loss be due to antidepressants?

    It is not common for antidepressants to cause memory loss, that's usually a factor with benzodiazepines that are sedatives/hypnotics. READ MORE

  • Are there ways to deal with depression without medication?

    There is Transmagnetic Stimulation, or TMS, and Neurofeedback are alternatives. Check NeuroStar website for more information for TMS and NeuroCore Brain Assessment for Neurofeedback. READ MORE

  • Are there ways to deal with depression without medication?

    There is Transmagnetic Stimulation, or TMS, and Neurofeedback are alternatives. Check NeuroStar website for more information for TMS and NeuroCore Brain Assessment for Neurofeedback. READ MORE

  • What is causing my teenager's despondency?

    Hard to say - many variables play a part on teenagers despondency. Some options are: Puberty - body and hormonal changes affect most teenagers. Smoking cannabis? Or using drugs? Traumas - divorce, separation, new parents partners in the home, abuse such as being bullied or peer pressured in school - Has he changed schools? Do you have any spiritual beliefs? Is he part of a youth group at a church to increase support? Hope this helps. READ MORE

  • Can a psychiatrist treat people who are suffering from alcohol addiction?

    Yes, psychiatrist do treat patients with addictions. Now, depending on the severity of the addiction patient will be referred to inpatient detox/rehab centers to be stabilized first. They will be seen by a psychiatrist there as well and then once more stable can be discharged to follow up with a psychiatrist in an outpatient setting READ MORE

  • Blurred vision with Celexa. Is this normal?

    I particularly have not seen citalopram (celexa brand name) related to blurred vision but each person is unique genetically and metabolizes medications differently. It is hard to comment since we do not know your age, if you have any medical problems such as thyroid issues, diabetes, high blood pressure, h/o strokes or glaucoma to begin with as well as other medications you may be taking along with the citalopram/ If you do suspect it is being caused by the new medication please stop it immediately and follow up with the physician that prescribed the medication as soon as possible or go to the nearest emergency room to get your vision checked READ MORE

  • When should I seek anger management?

    Yes, you should seek some help at this point before it gets worse or escalates to you acting out the anger through physical aggression. It would be good to see your primary care physician first to get a full physical to rule out any medical issues that could be causing this irritability such as sleep apnea, anemia, vitamin d deficiency, problems with thyroid, testosterone levels, etc. It is important to avoid trying to cope with anger by drinking or using any illicit drugs due to the fact they can further aggravate your mood. After getting a full physical it would be good to see a psychiatrist to consider medication to help reduce symptoms and counseling to help add better coping mechanisms to manage the anger. READ MORE

  • Is there any medication to help my husband quit alcohol?

    There are some options to help him remain abstinent but first he needs to want to reach sobriety, then depending on quantity of daily intake and time he has been drinking he may need to go in a Detox/Rehab center due to withdrawal symptoms from alcohol that can be severe to the point of causing seizures/delirium. Finally, try to maintain sobriety through attending AA meetings, getting an sponsor and perhaps trying naltrexone to reduce cravings if any. Other medications can be used as well if other psychiatric symptoms such as depression and/or anxiety emerge after he stops drinking. Alcohol and/or drug use really depends on the person's will and motivation to stop. If the person is not ready emotionally to reach sobriety there is not much anyone around them can do but remain supportive and not enable their behavior. READ MORE

  • Is being obsessed with looks a psychological problem?

    It could be a sign of insecurity but it is hard to say without more information such as age, emotional state of her mind, etc. If you are not able to talk to her or she does not open up to you perhaps getting a psychologist to talk to her once a week would be helpful for extra support. READ MORE

  • Is trichitilomania curable?

    Yes, it can be resolved through therapy and sometimes medication intervention. She needs to see a therapist first and start working on the underlying causes that lead her to compulsively pull her hair. READ MORE

  • I am extremely scared of talking in public. Why do I have this fear?

    It is hard to say the reason why exactly without knowing more about you and your upbringing, but it could be due to some traumatic experience, insecurities, depression, etc. It would be good to see a therapist to start working on this issue. READ MORE

  • Is there a cure for schizophrenia?

    Unfortunately, so far we have not been able to find a cure for schizophrenia. Although positive symptoms of schizophrenia such as delusions, hallucinations tend to get better as one ages for unknown reasons. But they will still present with negative symptoms such as apathy, lack of emotion, poor social functioning, etc; READ MORE

  • Will a psychiatrist help me with my depression?

    If your symptoms are worsening, it is definitely important to address them. The psychiatrist can certainly help since they assess the severity of symptoms and discuss medications that will be helpful to improve your symptoms. Individual therapy with a counselor or psychologist will also be important as well. But if your suicidal thoughts are frequent and accompanied by intent and/or plan, please don't wait to see someone, just go immediately to the nearest emergency room. You can also call the suicide hotline number 1-800-273-8255 to get more help. Try to add to your thoughts "suicide is never an option." READ MORE

Areas of expertise and specialization

Transmagnetic Stimulation, Ozone therapy, Hydrogen Therapy, IV nutrition, Anti-Aging PRP and Microneedling, Stem Cells Treatment

Awards

  • Merit Scholar 25 Philadelphia University 

Professional Memberships

  • American Academy of Ozone aaot.us  
  • American Psychiatric Association  
  • American Academy of Aesthetic Medicine  

Areas of research

Prevention medicine, Regenerative and anti-aging treatments, IV nutritional treatments and chelation, Bio identical hormone replacement, Transmagnetic Stimulation, PEMF treatments, PRP and Microneedling

Dr. Renata Angelini MD's Practice location

Carya Medical LLC

9900 W Sample Road Suite 405-7 -
Coral Springs, FL 33065
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New patients: 754-212-4625
Fax: 754-212-4630
www.drangelini.com

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Patient Experience with Dr. Angelini


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Dr. Renata Angelini MD has a rating of 4 out of 5 stars based on the reviews from 7 patients. FindaTopDoc has aggregated the experiences from real patients to help give you more insights and information on how to choose the best Psychiatrist | Psychiatry in your area. These reviews do not reflect a providers level of clinical care, but are a compilation of quality indicators such as bedside manner, wait time, staff friendliness, ease of appointment, and knowledge of conditions and treatments.

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