Elizabeth K. Haase MD

Dr. Haase is a consultation psychiatrist for Carson Tahoe Hospital and Behavioral Health Services in Carson City, Nevada. In addition, she maintains part-time her eighteen year private practice in New York City. A board-certified Fellow of the American Psychiatric Association and past Assistant Clinical Professor at New York Presbyterian Hospital, Dr. Haase earned a fellowship certification in Consultation Liaison Psychiatry, studying the overlap between medical and psychiatric symptoms, and completed training in psychoanalysis at the Columbia Center for Psychoanalysis and Psychoanalytic Research. As signs of her esteem as a teacher and clinician, she received the inaugural Creedmore Teaching Award and was a New York “Super Doctor” from 2013 until her relocation to Nevada in 2016.

Dr. Haase is currently most engaged by the coming mental health and health impact of climate change. She is a Climate Reality leader, and is producer and lead for “And Then the Climate Changed”, a film exploring how parents can build climate-resilient children. She is additionally an editor for the journal Psychodynamic Psychiatry, Trustee for the Association for the Advancement of Psychodynamic Psychiatry, founding Executive Committee member for The Helix Center, a neuro-psychoanalytic interdisciplinary think tank, and member of the Disaster Psychiatry Committee for the Group for the Advancement of Psychiatry. In the past, she has supervised, lectured, and published in the areas of gender and sexuality, personality, adult relationships, sexuality, bipolar disorder, and pain management.