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About MIHP

Thank you for visiting Michigan Integrative Holistic Psychiatry.
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We specialize in helping people optimize mental health by combining conventional care with evidence-based, non-mainstream therapies. In addition to meds, we have intimate knowledge of herbs, supplements, electromagnetic treatments, and lifestyle practices.

We know your time is limited, so we help you prioritize your treatment options.

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All services are supervised by Lila Massoumi, MD:

• Chair, American Psychiatric Association Caucus on Complementary & Integrative Psychiatry
• Clinical Associate Professor of Psychiatry, Michigan State University
• Contributing author, Complementary & Integrative Treatments in Psychiatric Practice.
• Author, American Psychiatric Publishing Textbook of Psychiatry, 7th ed, Complementary & Integrative Treatments 

What is Integrative Medicine?

Integrative Medicine is the practice of medicine that combines conventional care with complementary treatments.  Complementary treatments can include nutritional supplements, herbals, and treatments from the ancient healing systems of China or India.  An integrative medicine physician has "more tools in their tool belt" with which to be of service.  Health is defined as the attainment of optimal wellness, not just "absence of disease".  Patients are respected as unique, biochemically and psychologically distinct individuals, and are NOT characterized by their disease state.

How is Integrative Medicine different?

To learn more about the differences between Conventional vs Integrative Medicine, download the comparison table. ​

What is Integrative Psychiatry?

To learn more about Integrative Medicine in Psychiatry, you can access Dr. Massoumi's lecture at the annual meeting of the American Psychiatric Association here (free for Psychiatry residents).

Media

Top Doc Psychiatrist 2018

Top Doc Psychiatrist 2017

Top Doc Psychiatrist 2016

Top Doc Psychiatrist 2015

Using a magnet to treat depression

Using a lightbox for Seasonal Affective Disorder

Treatment for mental illness underfunded

Dr. Massoumi is contributing author

Media Disclaimer

Dear Prospective Patient:
Many excellent physicians never receive formal public acknowledgement or "fame" for all of the patients they have helped.

Conversely, a psychiatrist who is "famous" or has a large media following may or may not be a good clinician.

We are aware that superficial appearances may not mirror REALITY.  Nonetheless, we humbly include the above links for those patients who for whatever reason are unclear where to get help.