Max A. Horovitz, PhD

Max A. Horovitz, PhD

Max A. Horovitz, PhD, is a psychologist at Ascension St. Vincent's in Jacksonville, FL. He diagnoses, treats and helps you manage anxiety, alcohol or substance abuse, depression, mood changes or thoughts of suicide. Dr. Horovitz has a clinical interest in bipolar disorder, and post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD). If your mental health is more complex, he collaborates with a multispecialty team of mental health professionals to provide the comprehensive behavioral health care you need.

4203 Belfort Rd #250, Jacksonville, FL 32216
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Secret Cove
Monday Hours 9AM-5PM
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Wednesday Hours 9AM-5PM
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Max A. Horovitz, PhD

Max A. Horovitz, PhD is a Psychologist located in Secret Cove Jacksonville Florida, featuring multiple customer reviews and a history of being Jacksonville's best Psychologist, outpacing the surrounding competitive market through great service, a willingness to help, and real care for the community. If you are looking for a Psychologist, check out Max A. Horovitz, PhD,

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4203 Belfort Rd #250, Jacksonville, FL 32216

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