Dr. Jessica Carbajal Cáceda, MD | Resilience Psychiatry NY
Board-Certified Child & Adolescent Psychiatrist
Dr. Jessica Carbajal Cáceda is a Board-Certified Psychiatrist specializing in the care of children, adolescents, teenagers, and adults.
She founded Resilience Psychiatry with the mission of providing accessible, culturally sensitive, and evidence-based psychiatric care in a supportive environment.
Dr. Carbajal Cáceda has ample experience treating mood disorders in several academic institutions in psychiatric outpatient care, where she has mentored and trained countless psychiatry residents and medical students. At her last appointment as Assistant Professor of Psychiatry at Stony Brook University, she has worked at the Comprehensive Psychiatric Emergency Program (CPEP).
Her approach emphasizes collaboration, education, and trust — empowering patients and families to better understand mental health challenges and develop lifelong coping skills.
Clinical Specialties
Dr. Carbajal Cáceda treats a full spectrum of psychiatric conditions, including:
- Depression and mood disorders
- Anxiety and panic disorders
- ADHD / ADD
- Trauma-related conditions and PTSD
- Adjustment and stress-related disorders
- Emotional and behavioral challenges in youth
She provides care in English and Spanish, offering both in-person appointments in East Setauket, NY and telepsychiatry services across New York and Florida.
Education & Training
- Medical Degree: Universidad Peruana Cayetano Heredia (Peru)
- Psychiatry Residency: Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai
- Child & Adolescent Psychiatry Fellowship: University of Miami
Dr. Carbajal Cáceda integrates academic excellence with clinical compassion, drawing on her training in both general and child & adolescent psychiatry to deliver comprehensive, personalized care.
Treatment Philosophy
“I believe the most meaningful progress happens when patients feel seen and supported. My role is to listen, educate, and help each person build resilience for life’s challenges.”
Her practice combines psychotherapy, medication management, and collaborative family support — focusing on long-term stability and growth rather than short-term symptom control.