Dr. Annibali also completed psychoanalytic training at the Washington Psychoanalytic Institute, where he was president of the Candidate’s Organization. He is currently on the faculty of the Washington Psychoanalytic Institute and on the faculty of the Modern Perspectives in Psychotherapy Training Program, where he was recognized as teacher of the year. Dr. Annibali has taught a number of courses, including a neuroscience course for psychotherapists and professional writing seminars for mental health clinicians. He has also served as Chairman of the Scientific Program Committee of the Washington Center for Psychoanalysis. In addition, he served as a supervisor in the George Washington University Doctoral Psychology program. Dr. Annibali is currently collaborating in research with George Mason University, where he is a faculty member in graduate programs in the Department of Molecular Neuroscience and in the School of Systems Biology.

Dr. Annibali has particular interests in ADD, developmental difficulties, the integration of psychotherapy and neuroscience, Lyme Disease, and in complementary and alternative treatment approaches. He has written a number of book reviews and a few years ago he did newspaper and radio interviews in which he offered his perspective on the ending of the HBO television program The Sopranos. In his free time, Dr. Annibali enjoys playing the guitar, learning French, and traveling.

During his work with the D.C. Department of Mental Health, Dr. Malik worked with very challenging patients and gained substantial experience in various Psychiatric illnesses such as Schizophrenia, Mood Disorders, Substance Abuse and Anxiety Disorders. He also gained experience working with forensic patients.

In 2003, Dr. Malik became the Medical Director at St. Elizabeths Hospital, Washington, D.C. He supervised and worked with various clinical disciplines within the hospital in conjunction with the D.C. Department of Mental Health. During his directorship, Dr. Malik continued to be actively involved in the clinical care of the mentally ill. Dr. Malik was given special award by the Doctors Council of Washington, D.C. for his achievements in a leadership role within the District of Columbia.

Since 2005, Dr. Malik has been involved in working with children and adults in his affiliation with D.C. Department of Mental Health and other hospitals in the city. He is a faculty member in the Department of Psychiatry, Residency Training Program at St. Elizabeths Hospital, Washington, D.C. and has been actively involved in teaching and supervision of residents and medical students. He was awarded 2007 Alumni of the Year.

Dr. Malik is currently a consulting/ staff Psychiatrist at the Washington Hospital Center, Washington D.C., Sibley Memorial Hospital, Washington, D.C., Psychological Assessment Solutions, Washington, D.C. and DC Health Care, Inc. Washington, D.C.

Dr. Malik also has his own private practice in Child and Adult Psychiatry in Tysons Corner, Virginia. He has vast clinical experience in treating children and adolescents with ADHD, Mood Disorders, Substance Abuse and Pervasive Developmental Disorders and has particular interest in brain imaging, psychopharmacology and supportive psychotherapy.

Dr. Malik enjoys classical music and playing table tennis. He has a keen interest in digital photography, interior home decor, track car racing, and loves cooking spicy Indian curries.

Dr Stuller has experience in treating adults, adolescents, and geriatric populations in all aspects of psychiatry and addiction medicine. In addition to working at the Amen Clinic, Dr Stuller is principal owner and CEO of Stuller Resettings, LLC, where she works in Baltimore City with EHP Behavioral Services treating Dual Diagnosis patients at the Union Memorial Hospital and White Marsh Locations. She additionally teaches medical residents at Union Memorial Hospital, and volunteers with the City of Baltimore Staying Alive Program on “the block” in inner city Baltimore and also serves on the State of Maryland Physicians Health Committee overseeing case management of impaired physicians. She is the former Chief of Psychiatry at Baltimore Behavioral Health where she co-directed the Ambulatory Detoxification Unit, and the Partial and Intensive Outpatient Programs. She has additionally worked at the Veterans Hospital in Baltimore MD, and the Kolmac Clinic in Columbia, MD with experience in ambulatory outpatient Methadone and Suboxone Detoxification and Maintenance Programs respectively. She has additional training in Pain Management, Eating Disorders, Post Traumatic Stress Disorder, and Group Psychotherapy.

Dr Stuller is a member of numerous professional societies including the American Psychiatric Association (APA), The American Academy of Addiction Psychiatry (AAAP), and the American Society of Addiction Medicine (ASAM).Dr Stuller is a recognized speaker for several pharmaceutical companies and NeuroScience who are recognized leaders in neurotransmitter testing and nutritional solutions.

Dr Stuller’s professional interest includes applications of neuro imaging in psychiatry, addiction and pain medicine. Dr Stuller is a National Registry Certified EMT – Paramedic with Meritous Recognition, a PADI Certified Divemaster, Private Pilot, and avid golfer. She has traveled extensively and loves to cook gumbo and crawfish dishes indigenous to her hometown of Lafayette, Louisiana while cheering on her LSU Tigers and New Orleans Saints National and Super Bowl Champions!

A sought-after and esteemed teacher, Dr. Licata was a psychiatric consultant to the Fairfax-Falls Church Community Services Board for 24 years, where he presented many educational programs for mental health professionals. He was appointed as a Clinical Associate Professor of Psychiatry at Georgetown University, and served as a senior faculty member between 1994 and 2004 in the Georgetown University Advanced Studies Program in Psychiatry and Psychoanalysis. There he taught courses on Gender, Intimacy, Attachment, and Trauma. He has also taught in the Neuroscience division of the Washington Center for Psychoanalysis in the Modern Perspectives on Psychotherapy training program.

In addition to his work at Amen Clinics, since 1977 Dr. Licata has had private practice in McLean, Virginia. Beyond his interests in nutritional supplements and integrative medicine, Dr. Licata is especially interested in the healing power of developing and telling our individual stories, and how these are influenced by our relationships. Known for his professional and nonjudgmental demeanor, Dr. Licata is an expert in assisting families to cope with dementia in a loved one. An avid boater and fisherman, during summer weekends he can be found on the waters of the Chesapeake Bay.

She completed a fellowship in anti-aging, regenerative and functional medicine in December 2008 and became board certified in May 2009.

Dr. Somner has maintained a private practice in osteopathic medicine since 1991. She specializes in the sophisticated field of cranial osteopathy and utilizes osteopathic manual medicine for pain management. Dr. Somner is fellowship trained in osteopathic principles and practice and is certified in cranial osteopathy by the Cranial Academy. She is a contributing author to a textbook on osteopathic principles and practice and has had several articles published on the topic.

Dr. Somner completed training in medical acupuncture through the UCLA School of medicine in 1994. She uses her acupuncture training in conjunction with the osteopathic manual medicine to treat acute and chronic pain issues. In her work at Amen Clinics and in her private practice, she attempts to limit her use of psychiatric medication, preferring instead to use non-invasive approaches, natural remedies, lifestyle changes, and nutritional adjustments. Dr. Somner has a practice of osteopathy, holistic psychiatry and pain management in McLean, VA, in addition to her work with Amen Clinics.

In her free time she likes to read funny novels, do Sudoku puzzles, listen to music, dance, and spend time with friends.

Call Christina at (703) 860-5600.