Dr. Barbara Huynh
DO · Board-Certified Psychiatrist
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What patients say
"Dr. Huynh is compassionate, attentive, and truly listens. She takes time to understand my concerns and works collaboratively on treatment."
"Professional and knowledgeable. I feel confident in her care and recommend her highly."
"Excellent psychiatrist. She explains things clearly and makes me feel heard."
"Very thorough in her evaluations and genuinely cares about patient outcomes."
About Dr. Huynh
Dr. Barbara Huynh is a compassionate, board-certified psychiatrist with over 15 years of experience helping adults achieve mental wellness. She specializes in treating depression, anxiety, bipolar disorder, ADHD, trauma, and women's mental health issues through evidence-based, personalized treatment approaches.
Dr. Huynh believes in collaborative care, taking time to thoroughly understand each patient's unique situation, medical history, and treatment goals. She combines medication management with psychotherapeutic techniques to provide comprehensive mental health support.
Dr. Huynh completed her Doctor of Osteopathic Medicine (DO) degree from Western University of Health Sciences and her psychiatry residency training at Texas Tech University Health Sciences Center. Her training and experience span both inpatient and outpatient psychiatric settings.
She is committed to reducing mental health stigma and providing accessible, compassionate care to all patients. Her specialty in women's mental health reflects her understanding of unique psychiatric challenges women face across different life stages.
How Dr. Huynh approaches treatment
Dr. Huynh's training as a Doctor of Osteopathic Medicine shapes how she approaches psychiatric care. Where conventional psychiatry often evaluates medication and therapy as separate tracks, her DO background grounds her in treating the whole person, which means factoring in how physical health, hormonal changes, and life stage interact with psychiatric symptoms before settling on a treatment direction.
For conditions like depression, bipolar disorder, and ADHD, she combines medication management with psychotherapeutic techniques within the same care relationship rather than splitting them between providers. This matters most for her women's mental health patients, where symptoms frequently shift across reproductive transitions including perimenopause, postpartum periods, and hormonal cycles, and where a provider tracking both the pharmacological and psychological picture produces better outcomes than one seeing only part of it.
Her patients also have access to SavantCare's 1:1 trauma-informed yoga sessions, which she incorporates alongside treatment for patients managing trauma, PTSD, or anxiety where nervous system regulation supports what medication and therapy are working toward.