Michael Quach, MD
Willow Glen Psychiatry For Men
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Compassionate, Professional Care
Welcome to Willow Glen Psychiatry For Men!
If you're looking for a better handle on your mood, more emotional balance, or just a clearer path to feeling good, you're in the right place. As a board-certified psychiatrist with 20+ years focusing exclusively on men's mental health, I've got a deep understanding of what men go through – the biology, the psychology, and the social factors.
Consider this your private, judgment-free zone. Whether it's just getting things off your chest or exploring medication options, I offer a collaborative and effective approach. My aim is simple: provide top-notch, compassionate care for depression, anxiety, relationship issues, and more, helping you find more joy and meaning in life.
Note: All sessions are private and strictly confidential.
Adjunct Clinical Assistant Professor
Stanford University School of Medicine
With a foundation built at Stanford University School of Medicine, I am a board-certified psychiatrist dedicated to blending clinical excellence with humanistic care. During my tenure at Stanford, I served as Chief Resident and was honored with the George Gulevich Humanistic Medicine Award. Today, I continue to shape the next generation of physicians as an Adjunct Clinical Assistant Professor in Stanford’s Department of Psychiatry and Behavioral Sciences.
Beyond my clinical work, I am a passionate advocate for community health. As President of the Vietnamese Physician Association of Northern California, I lead initiatives to improve healthcare access and quality, work that has earned me a Certificate of Special Congressional Recognition by Congressman Ro Khanna. I am also a Fellow of the American Psychiatric Association, reflecting my commitment to the highest standards of my field.
"Dr. Quach is one of the most compassionate and caring doctors I have met. It has been such a great privilege to work with him at Stanford."
- Dr. Amy Alexander, M.D. | Psychiatrist - Stanford, CA
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