About
Mark B. Elliot M.D.
Curriculum Vitae
Education
B.A. Georgetown University, College of Arts and Sciences, Washington, DC
Major – Interdisciplinary, Catholic Studies concentration; Minor – Biology
Cum Laude, John Carroll Scholarship recipient
Theta Alpha Kappa (National Theological Honors Society)
M.D. Georgetown University School of Medicine, Washington, DC
National Health Service Corps Scholar
Postgraduate Training
Psychiatry Residency,
Brown University,
Providence, Rhode Island
Fellowship in Psychoanalysis,
Boston Psychoanalytic Society and Institute,
Boston, Massachusetts
Preliminary/Stage I Candidate in Analytical Psychology,
C.G. Jung Institute – Boston,
Newton, Massachusetts
Fellowship in Psychodynamic Psychotherapy,
Austen Riggs Center,
Stockbridge, Massachusetts
Hospital Appointments & Work Experience
Rhode Island Hospital, Providence, Rhode Island
The Miriam Hospital, Providence, Rhode Island
Butler Hospital, Providence
Austen Riggs Center, Stockbridge
Providence Behavioral Health Hospital, Holyoke, Massachusetts
Private Practice: Berkshire Psychodynamic Psychiatry, Inc.
Attending Experience
Rhode Island Hospital Adult Psychiatric Partial Hospitalization Program
Butler Hospital Adult Inpatient Unit
Providence Behavioral Health Hospital “Doctor on Call”
Academic Appointments
Assistant Instructor in Psychiatry and Human Behavior
Brown University
Clinical Assistant Professor in Psychiatry and Human Behavior
Brown University
University Teaching Roles
Group Psychotherapy Supervision, Two hours weekly
Brown Department of Psychiatry Residency
Supervision of Rotation at Adult Inpatient Unit
Brown Department of Psychiatry Residency
Supervision of Rotation at Adult Psychiatric Partial Hospitalization Program
Brown University Medical School
Individual Psychotherapy Supervision, One hour weekly
Brown Department of Psychiatry Residency
Lecture Series: Patient Interviewing
Brown Second Year Medical Student Lecture Series
Lecture Series: Patient Interviewing
Brown Second Year Medical Student Lecture Series
Lecture Series: Anxiety and Anxiolytics
Brown Clerkship Medical Student Lecture Series
University Committees
Brown University Department of Psychiatry Residency Selection Committee
Brown University Department of Psychiatry Residency Curriculum Committee
Professional Licenses & Board Certification
Rhode Island Medical License (Licensed placed on “inactive status” after moving out of state)
ABPN Board Certification in Psychiatry
Certified Group Psychotherapist of American Group Psychotherapy Association
Massachusetts Medical License
Membership in Societies
American Psychiatric Association
American Group Psychotherapy Association
Northeastern Society for Group Psychotherapy
Books & Chapters
Assistant Editor of Chapter on Eating Disorders, Nicotine, and Obesity for Second Edition of Practical Guide to the Care of the Psychiatric Patient written by Dr. Richard Goldberg, M.D.
Abstracts
Existential Group Psychotherapy Yields Superior Outcome to Cognitive Behavioral Group Psychotherapy in the treatment of Acute Psychiatric Patients. Presented at American Psychiatric Association Annual Conference
Presentations
Workshop: Effective Time Limited Group Therapy of Acute Mood and Anxiety Disorders, National Conference of Association for Ambulatory Behavioral Healthcare, Tucson Arizona
Psychodynamic Psychiatry
What is Psychodynamic Psychiatry?
Psychodynamic refers to a method of treatment based on a model that includes both a conscious and unconscious mind. Consciousness includes those thoughts, feelings, and images of which we are aware. The unconscious refers to those aspects of our mind that reside, by definition, outside of our awareness. There are many theories regarding the structure and purpose of the unconscious. I have found it most useful to consider the unconscious as simultaneously forged by previous experience and containing an inherent tendency towards healing. This perspective brings together the theories offered by contemporary psychoanalysis and analytical psychology, thereby attempting to bridge the rift that remains between the legacies of Freud and Jung.
Contact
How to get in touch
Location:
48 Main St. Stockbridge, MA 01262-0962Mail:
48 Main St. P.O. Box 962, Stockbridge, MA 01262-0962
Call:
(413) 551-7925Fax:
(413) 728-5580Rates And Insurance
Psychiatric Services Fees
I am a contracted provider with Blue Cross and Blue Shield, Medicare, CHAMPVA, and Health New England.
I routinely provide receipts for patients using their out-of-network benefits.
| Procedure | CPT Code(s) | Fee |
|---|---|---|
| Initial Psychiatric Evaluation | 99205 | $330 |
| Follow Up Psychiatric Evaluation and Management (moderate complexity or 30-39 minutes) | 99214 | $200 |
| Follow Up Psychiatric Evaluation and Management (high complexity or 40-54 minutes) | 99215 | $260 |
| Psychiatric Follow Up with Psychotherapy (mild complexity/30 minutes) | 99213+90833 | $230 |
| Psychiatric Follow Up with Psychotherapy (moderate complexity/30 minutes) | 99214+90833 | $300 |
| Psychiatric Follow Up with Psychotherapy (mild complexity/50 minutes) | 99213+90836 | $260 |
| Psychiatric Follow Up with Psychotherapy (moderate complexity/50 minutes) | 99214+90836 | $330 |
| Couples/Family Psychotherapy | 90847 | $260 |
| Group Psychotherapy | 90853 | $75 |