Pittman Psychiatry and Recovery
About the Practice
Meet Dr. Pittman Research The first step is often the hardest, which is why we are here to perform a psychiatric diagnosis to help you get started on your journey to wellness. Research MD PhD Dr. Pittman is a board-certified adult psychiatrist. She has a passion for helping people improve the quality of their lives by diagnosing and managing conditions, such as depression, anxiety, addiction, and more.
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Practice Context in IntroTherapy
- • IntroTherapy lists 205 mental health practices in Arlington. Pittman Psychiatry and Recovery is one of them.
- • 6,486 practices statewide in Texas are tracked in our directory.
- • 1,109 practices in Texas list ADHD as a focus area.
- • 28 practices in Arlington accept EmblemHealth.
- • Typical mental health clinic compensation in Texas: $43,000 – $84,000 (median $56,000). Source: BLS OEWS, state cost-of-labor adjusted.
Data compiled from U.S. state licensing boards, NPI public registry, and verified practice listings. Mental health is a YMYL topic — we prioritize licensed, verified providers only. Methodology & sources · Updated August 2026.
Reviews & Ratings
25 total reviews
Frequently asked questions
Where is Pittman Psychiatry and Recovery located?
Pittman Psychiatry and Recovery is located at 5508 Matlock Rd Ste 110, Arlington, TX 76018.
What is the phone number for Pittman Psychiatry and Recovery?
You can reach Pittman Psychiatry and Recovery at (817) 472-9369.
What does Pittman Psychiatry and Recovery specialize in?
Pittman Psychiatry and Recovery lists the following clinical focus areas: ADHD, Aging/Elderly, Anger Management, Anxiety, Childhood Trauma, Depression, Grief, Substance Abuse.
How is Pittman Psychiatry and Recovery rated?
Pittman Psychiatry and Recovery is rated 4.4 out of 5 based on 25 patient reviews.
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