Dr. Mena Mirhom, MD, FAPA is a board-certified psychiatrist specializing in high-performance mental health for executives, elite performers, and individuals seeking a more personalized and discreet standard of care.

As Assistant Professor of Clinical Psychiatry at Columbia University Medical Center and Chief Wellbeing Officer for Athletes for Hope, Dr. Mirhom brings a rare blend of academic rigor, clinical expertise, and real-world performance experience. He has worked with professional athletes, high-achieving professionals, and leaders operating in high-stakes environments where clarity, resilience, and sustained performance are essential.

His concierge practice is designed for individuals who expect more than traditional psychiatry. Patients receive highly tailored, one-on-one care with an emphasis on accessibility, privacy, and precision. This includes comprehensive evaluations, advanced psychopharmacology, performance optimization strategies, and ongoing direct access to care without the limitations of conventional systems.

Dr. Mirhom’s approach integrates cutting-edge neuroscience with a deeper understanding of human behavior, identity, and purpose. He works with patients not only to treat symptoms, but to refine focus, navigate pressure, and operate at their highest level across personal and professional domains.

In addition to his clinical work, Dr. Mirhom is a contributor to Forbes, where he writes on the psychology of performance, leadership, and career growth. His work reflects a consistent focus on helping individuals think clearly, act decisively, and build lives aligned with both success and meaning.

This practice is intentionally limited to ensure the highest level of attention, discretion, and continuity of care.