MD from University of Miami School of Medicine

Residency through the Cambridge Hospital/Austen Riggs Center Combined Residency Program

Fellowship in psychoanalytic studies at the Austen Riggs Center

David Mintz, MD, is a staff psychiatrist who joined the Austen Riggs Center in 1996. He presently serves as the director of psychiatric education, the associate director of training, and as a team leader. He also is principal investigator for the research initiative in Psychodynamic Psychopharmacology and author of the book 

Psychodynamic Psychopharmacology: Caring for the Treatment-Resistant Patient

 (2022, American Psychiatric Association Publishing). Dr. Mintz also coordinates the Elective in Psychodynamic Psychiatry at the Austen Riggs Center.

Professional Affiliations/Organizational Memberships

American Psychiatric Association, former leader of the Psychotherapy Caucus

American Academy of Psychoanalysis and Dynamic Psychiatry, Psychoanalytic Fellow and elected Trustee

Medical Student Education Committee member of the American Psychoanalytic Association

Teichner Scholar at Cooper Medical School of Rowan University Psychiatry Residency Program

Psychological aspects of taking and prescribing medications, psychodynamic aspects of medical education, professionalism, and clinical care of psychiatric patients with treatment-refractory conditions.

Leadership

Administrative Staff

Therapy Staff

Erikson Institute Staff

Director of Psychiatric Education/Associate Director of Training/Team Leader

, discusses a way of working with medications that attends to the meaning of medications–a scalable clinical approach he describes as “psychodynamic psychopharmacology.”

This video series is taken from our 2019 Centennial Conference and features excerpts from and the full content of Mintz’s presentation.

How You Prescribe Can Be More Important Than What You Prescribe

Treatment Resistance and Prescribing: What Psychiatrists Should Pay Attention To

Psychodynamic Psychopharmacology: How You Prescribe Matters

Can We Improve Outcomes in Treatment Resistance Through Medical Psychotherapy? (Entire Presentation)

Conference Presentations

David Mintz, MD, discusses a way of working with medications that attends to the meaning of medications–a scalable clinical approach he describes as “psychodynamic psychopharmacology.” 

Can We Improve Outcomes in Treatment Resistance Through Medical Psychotherapy?

How You Prescribe Can Be More Important Than What You Prescribe

Treatment Resistance and Prescribing: What Psychiatrists Should Pay Attention To

Psychodynamic Psychopharmacology: How You Prescribe Matters

Can We Improve Outcomes in Treatment Resistance Through Medical Psychotherapy? (Entire Presentation)

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