“Mental health recovery is possible, and it starts with seeking help.”
Ben Donaldson, PA-C
Physician Assistant
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Benjamin Donaldson, MMS, PA-C, CAQ – Psychiatry
Ben Donaldson boasts a wealth of 15 years of diverse experience across multiple settings, focusing on adult, senior, and adolescent care. He holds a Master’s Degree in Medical Sciences and completed his Physician Assistant training at Wake Forest University School of Medicine. His academic foundation includes a Bachelor’s degree in Biopsychology from the University of California at Santa Barbara. Moreover, he has achieved a certificate of added qualification in Psychiatry.
Ben’s professional expertise centers on the treatment of various mental health disorders, including Depressive disorders, Anxiety disorders, Bipolar Disorders, PTSD, Dementia, and ADHD. His extensive background encompasses both acute psychiatric hospital settings and outpatient mental health clinics.
With a specialization in psychopharmacology, Ben places particular emphasis on uncovering potential organic factors contributing to mental health conditions. His preferred approach is rooted in collaborative team-based care, wherein he advocates for a holistic medical perspective. Ideally, he works in close partnership with therapists and primary care providers, resulting in significant, positive, and enduring functional and behavioral improvements for his patients.
• Wake Forest University School of Medicine,
Physician Assistant Studies
• University of California, Santa Barbara
Why Patients Choose Me:
“I’ve been told that my approach is different from other providers, in that I skillfully uncover root causes that others have missed. I make it a point to spend time asking questions and finding unique insights when it comes to my patients’ mental health. I am intentional in taking the time to fully explain my assessments and treatment plans to my patients in a manner they understand, so they can feel fully involved in the decision-making process and empowered to take action towards their healing.“