Paul Gilbert, M.D. has practiced adult and child psychiatry in Marin County, California for over thirty years. He is board certified in both general and child psychiatry, and is a graduate and member of the faculty of the San Francisco Psychoanalytic Institute. His areas of interest include integration of psychotherapy and biological approaches, and their application to psychiatric disorders. Included are psychosocial and biological perspectives on the use of psychotropic medications wish disorders such as depression, bipolar illness, attention deficit, and learning disabilities. Dr. Gilbert teaches at the San Francisco Psychoanalytic Institute and the University of California at San Francisco where he conducts the weekly seminar for child and adolescent psychiatry residents and child psychiatry fellows on child and adolescent development. He has most recently consulted to the Marin Country Day School and the Branson School, both in Marin County, California, addressing issues of normal and abnormal child and adolescent development.

Dr. Gilbert brings to the Center an interest in the integration of different modalities of treatment and their application in the treatment of children, adolescents, and adults. Dr. Gilbert works collaboratively with with our Center directors and associates in their quest to fashion practical and effective integrations of individual, family, group, educational, and drug therapy.