Physician Profile
Dr. Varsha Karamchandani, MD Profile
Dr. Karamchandani is a Psychiatrist, board certified by the American Board of Psychiatry and Neurology (http://www.abpn.com/) as well as American Board of Integrative Medicine (http://www.abpsus.org/integrative-medicine-aboim). She completed her Psychiatry residency training at Wayne State University.
She practices general Psychiatry and has worked at St. John’s Providence Hospital, Troy Beaumont Hospital and Royal Oak Beaumont Hospital. She is recognized for her diverse experience and strong knowledge base. She teaches medical students and residents at Beaumont and Providence hospitals. She has given numerous lectures and is also an examiner for Wayne State University Residents’ internal exams.
Dr. Karamchandani’s experience as a consultation liaison Psychiatrist at Beaumont has included treatment of patients in different settings including ICU, Medical/Surgical, Hospice and ER. She specializes in the treatment of emotional issues in patients with different medical problems. She has previous background of being an OB/Gyn and reproductive endocrinologist and thus has special interest in women’s mental health. She has won an American Psychiatric Association award for Women Resident Leaders in Psychiatry.
While her psychiatric knowledge and experience is well known, few people also know that she is board certified in Integrative medicine by American Board of Integrative Holistic Medicine (ABIHM) (http://www.holisticboard.org/) in 2009 and by American Board of Integrative Medicine (http://www.abpsus.org/integrative-medicine-aboim) in 2015.
She has attended numerous conferences, seminars and webinars on functional medicine, yoga, Ayurveda and homeopathy. She trained in Foundations of Anatomical Acupuncture (AA1) and Clinical Applications in Anatomical Acupuncture (AA2) from Acupuncture Canada (https://www.acupuncturecanada.org/). She is also trained in the NADA protocol of Auricular Acupuncture for substance abuse (http://www.acupuncturetoday.com/abc/nadaprotocol.php). Her training, experience and knowledge base offer her the advantage of expanding the options available for the patient. American Board of Integrative and Holistic Medicine (ABIHM). She strongly believes in patient-centered holistic approach and promotion of wellness and not just the treatment of illness. She incorporates the various approaches in her treatment including nutrition, stress reduction, meditation, yoga, mindfulness, guided relaxation, biofeedback, etc.
Dr. Karamchandani enjoys teaching medical students and residents and is faculty at Oakland University Beaumont School of Medicine.
Dr. Karamchandani is a Psychiatrist, board certified by the American Board of Psychiatry and Neurology (http://www.abpn.com/) as well as American Board of Integrative Medicine (http://www.abpsus.org/integrative-medicine-aboim). She completed her Psychiatry residency training at Wayne State University.
She practices general Psychiatry and has worked at St. John’s Providence Hospital, Troy Beaumont Hospital and Royal Oak Beaumont Hospital. She is recognized for her diverse experience and strong knowledge base. She teaches medical students and residents at Beaumont and Providence hospitals. She has given numerous lectures and is also an examiner for Wayne State University Residents’ internal exams.
Dr. Karamchandani’s experience as a consultation liaison Psychiatrist at Beaumont has included treatment of patients in different settings including ICU, Medical/Surgical, Hospice and ER. She specializes in the treatment of emotional issues in patients with different medical problems. She has previous background of being an OB/Gyn and reproductive endocrinologist and thus has special interest in women’s mental health. She has won an American Psychiatric Association award for Women Resident Leaders in Psychiatry.
While her psychiatric knowledge and experience is well known, few people also know that she is board certified in Integrative medicine by American Board of Integrative Holistic Medicine (ABIHM) (http://www.holisticboard.org/) in 2009 and by American Board of Integrative Medicine (http://www.abpsus.org/integrative-medicine-aboim) in 2015.
She has attended numerous conferences, seminars and webinars on functional medicine, yoga, Ayurveda and homeopathy. She trained in Foundations of Anatomical Acupuncture (AA1) and Clinical Applications in Anatomical Acupuncture (AA2) from Acupuncture Canada (https://www.acupuncturecanada.org/). She is also trained in the NADA protocol of Auricular Acupuncture for substance abuse (http://www.acupuncturetoday.com/abc/nadaprotocol.php). Her training, experience and knowledge base offer her the advantage of expanding the options available for the patient. American Board of Integrative and Holistic Medicine (ABIHM). She strongly believes in patient-centered holistic approach and promotion of wellness and not just the treatment of illness. She incorporates the various approaches in her treatment including nutrition, stress reduction, meditation, yoga, mindfulness, guided relaxation, biofeedback, etc.
Dr. Karamchandani enjoys teaching medical students and residents and is faculty at Oakland University Beaumont School of Medicine.
