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Grayson Psychiatry

Dr. Jillianne Grayson provides psychiatric care including medication management and therapy to children, adolescents, and young adults.

11/01/2021

Meet Dr. Grayson

Dr. Jillianne Grayson was born and raised in Miami, Florida. She completed her undergraduate training in biology at Johns Hopkins University. She obtained her medical degree from Florida State University College of Medicine. She completed an intern year in internal medicine at Tallahassee Memorial Hospital and subsequently completed two years of neurology residency before deciding to follow her passion and switch specialties to psychiatry. Dr. Grayson completed her adult psychiatry training at The Johns Hopkins Hospital and her fellowship in Child and Adolescent Psychiatry at Children’s National Medical Center.

Dr. Grayson relocated with her husband and son to Charlotte, NC from the DC area after her fellowship training. She is a certified yoga instructor and has a special interest in mindfulness. With a personal belief in making every day count, she makes time for her passions of painting, yoga, traveling, and spending time with her husband, son and fur baby.

10/31/2021

Inclusive 🎃 Halloween trick-or-treating. It's a night full of costumes, candy and fun. But for some trick-or-treaters, it can be a little harder to take part in the spooky tradition.

You might notice some kids carrying around a blue bucket or houses with teal pumpkins out front or even a purple pumpkin. So what does that mean? - teal pumpkin outside or even a picture of one in the window it often means they offer non-candy treats like little toys or trinkets. It's part of an initiative called The Teal Pumpkin Project that started in 2012. The initiative recognizes that children with food allergies cannot partake in traditional Halloween treats and encourages participants to place a teal-colored pumpkin on their property to indicate they offer non-food treats. - blue pumpkin Carrying a blue bucket is intended to alert others that the participant (who may be a child or adult) is coping with Autistic Spectrum Disorder (ASD) and may be non-verbal or have difficulty communicating. - purple pumpkin the Purple Pumpkin Project sponsored by the Epilepsy Foundation. On its website, the foundation invites participants to “Paint your pumpkin purple and help raise awareness for epilepsy”.

10/31/2021

🤩 SheMD Author Spotlight 🤩

In honor of , we are highlighting some of our AMAZING SheMD Authors. Today's is Dr. Jillianne Grayson!

Dr. Grayson is a child and adolescent psychiatry fellow at Children’s National Medical System in Washington DC. She attended Johns Hopkins University for her undergraduate education. She obtained her medical degree from Florida State University. She completed her intern year in internal medicine at Tallahassee Memorial Hospital and then completed two years of neurology residency before switching specialties to psychiatry. Dr. Grayson completed her adult psychiatry training at Johns Hopkins and is currently in fellowship for child and adolescent psychiatry. She has a passion for advocating for mental health and early intervention. Dr. Grayson is a certified yoga instructor and has a special interest in mindfulness.

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Dr. Grayson has written Why Psychiatry?

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Head over to SheMD.org to read her posts or click the link in our bio!

10/31/2021

Great reminders for this Halloween 🎃 👻👻

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Trying to figure out what kind of doctor you should become? ⁠
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Wondering what specialty you should choose? ⁠
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We're bringing you female physicians sharing WHY they chose their specialty. ⁠
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Today's post is on why Dr. Grayson chose the field of psychiatry and why child and adolescent psychiatry specifically is a great field. Dr. Grayson started out in neurology and changed paths. She shares her story of WHY she switched into psychiatry:⁠
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Psychiatry is a field that carries a lot of preconceived notions and stigmas. During medical school I let statements like these influence my specialty choice and rank list, despite knowing deep down that psychiatry was where I belonged. ⁠
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Not long after starting neurology residency I knew it definitely wasn’t for me. I was just not happy. I found myself wanting to spend more time sitting and talking to patients about how their illnesses impacted them and their lives. I remember sitting with one patient who was labeled “non-compliant, a problem patient, frequent flyer” and asking her about her life and how she was doing and coping. She broke down crying and told me about how hard it had been to get out of bed and care for herself and her child. I spent forty five minutes with her, referred her to therapy, and started an antidepressant. Six months later she came back for a follow up and was a completely different person. A year later she was taking her medications and had stayed out of the hospital for eight months. This was the turning point where I realized psychiatry was what I was meant to do and made the decision to switch. ⁠
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107 Commerce Centre Drive , Suite 201
Huntersville, NC
28078

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Monday	12pm - 5pm
Tuesday	9am - 5pm
Wednesday	9am - 5pm
Thursday	9am - 5pm

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