Telepsychiatry in Maine — Serving Portland, Bangor, and Southern Maine

Psychiatric Care Across Maine — From Anywhere You Are

Whether you live in Portland, Bangor, Lewiston, or a small town in between, accessing personalized psychiatric care can be challenging. Long waitlists, long drives, and a shortage of providers often get in the way of people getting the support they need.

As a board-certified psychiatrist practicing exclusively via telehealth, I provide accessible, compassionate psychiatric care across the entire state of Maine. All sessions are conducted securely and privately via video, from the comfort of your home.

I work with adults facing a range of concerns, including:

    • Depression and anxiety

    • Trauma and stress-related disorders

    • Midlife transitions

    • Sleep difficulties

    • Medication management and psychotherapy combined

Why choose telepsychiatry in Maine?

Same high level of care you’d receive in person

No commute or wait times

Flexible scheduling

Available statewide — from Aroostook County to York

About Me:

Serving Patients in Bangor and Throughout Maine

Although my practice is fully virtual, I work with many patients in the Bangor area — as well as those in surrounding towns like Brewer, Orono, Old Town, and Hermon. Whether you’re a student at UMaine, a professional balancing a busy schedule, or someone living outside the city with limited access to care, telepsychiatry makes it easy to receive high-quality, private psychiatric care without the need to travel.

I also provide psychiatric care to residents across Maine — including Portland, Augusta, Lewiston, and rural communities that often lack local psychiatric resources.

Whether you’re in a rural area with limited access or just prefer the convenience of remote care, I’m here to help.

If you’re looking for a psychiatrist in Maine who offers both medication and therapy and truly listens, I invite you to learn more or contact me through my website:
👉 www.drmadelinegoodman.com

Madeline Goodman, D.O., Diplomate, American Board of Psychiatry and Neurology
Psychiatrist for Adults – Licensed in Maine
100% Telepsychiatry | Accepting New Patients

Why Personalized Psychiatry Still Matters in a Telehealth World

🧠 Why Personalized Psychiatry Still Matters in a Telehealth World

Telehealth has transformed the way people access mental health care. With a few clicks, it’s now possible to schedule an appointment, consult with a provider, and even receive prescriptions — all without leaving home.

But not all telehealth is the same. And while large platforms have helped expand access, many people are finding that what they truly need is personalized, consistent, and thoughtful care — the kind that can sometimes be hard to find in fast-paced, high-volume systems.

 

🏥 When Convenience Comes at a Cost

Many online platforms offer quick access to care, including features like brief check-ins, medication consults, or even therapy through text. While this convenience works well for some, others find that something gets lost in translation — especially when sessions feel rushed or when they rarely see the same provider twice.

I’ve worked with many people who started with these services and later realized they were craving more depth, more consistency, and a stronger therapeutic relationship.

“It felt like no one really knew me,” is something I often hear.

For a deeper look at best practices in telepsychiatry, you can visit the  American Psychiatric Association’s Telepsychiatry Toolkit.

🤝 The Power of Personalized Psychiatry

In my practice, whether we meet in person or through telehealth, you are not just a time slot or a diagnosis. You’re a full human being — and your care should reflect that.

Because I work independently, I’m not part of a larger corporate structure. That means your care is guided by your needs — not quotas or time limits.

What to expect:

  • Consistent care with the same provider
  • Integrated therapy and medication insight
  • Sessions that allow time to reflect and explore
  • A relationship built on trust, not turnover

🌿 Telehealth With a Human Touch

Yes, I offer telehealth. But it’s grounded in relationship, respect, and care. Whether you’re navigating anxiety, life transitions, depression, or trauma — you deserve a space where you feel truly seen and heard, not just evaluated.

💬 If You’ve Tried Other Options and Still Feel Unseen…

You’re not alone — and there are alternatives.

If you’re looking for a more personal and consistent experience with a psychiatrist who takes the time to understand your whole story, I’d be honored to talk with you.

online counseling session

Florida Bound; Expanding Telehealth Psychiatry and Psychotherapy

Starting soon, hopefully in about 30 days, I will be expanding my Telehealth psychotherapy practice to the state of Florida. This will allow me to reach more new patients as well as those I see now who travel to the sunshine state. It is required by law that I am licensed in some states where I provide Telehealth. I decided that Florida would be the best place to expand my current practice.

Why Florida, you ask?

Florida seemed like the right starting place for me to expand my practice.  I have had several snowbirds in past years in my practice. Plus Florida is home to many older people and I find myself enjoying working with people transitioning into the autumn’s of their lives.  I also love working with my patients setting out on their early life voyages. I am looking forward  to the autumn of my practice life but know I still have many beach days left in me!