Dr. Tillberg (she/her) particularly hopes to help people who are hesitant about working with a psychiatrist or who have had a discouraging past experience with mental health care. The practice she is part of – Nourish: A Healing Space – also has a focus on eating disorders and people with complicated relationships with their bodies. Dr. Tillberg provides medication management through telepsychiatry to patients throughout North Carolina.
Dr. Tillberg welcomes and affirms LGBTQ+ patients, including transgender and nonbinary persons. She strives to recognize and respect the challenges facing people coping with oppression related to race, gender, sexual orientation, size, disability, autism/neurodivergence, legal history, etc, and their intersection.
She holds a BA from Oberlin College (Ohio), an MD from Quinnipiac University (Connecticut), and completed psychiatry residency at Duke University. She is board-certified in adult psychiatry by the American Board of Psychiatry and Neurology.
During her residency training, she provided psychiatric care through Duke’s adolescent/young adult outpatient gender care clinic (all patients trans/NB) and has experience with trans/NB patients in other psychiatry settings as well. She is a current member of WPATH.
Please note that Dr. Tillberg is unable to provide stand-alone (one-time) evaluations/letters for medical transition, although these may be available in the context of an ongoing physician-patient relationship.
Dr. Tillberg is a cishet white woman.
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