
Gagandeep Singh, M.D., is board certified in both child and adolescent psychiatry and general adult psychiatry. He takes a personalized approach with each patient and treats a wide range of mental health concerns, including depression, anxiety, post-traumatic stress disorder, ADHD, bipolar disorder, and behavioral issues.
Dr. Singh sees patients at his private practice in Freehold, New Jersey. Virtual psychiatric appointments are also available to patients throughout New Jersey.
Dr. Singh was born in India, immigrated to the United States as a young child, and grew up in New Jersey. He personally understands how culture can influence individuals and communities, particularly regarding mental health stigma. Through his medical practice and community involvement, Dr. Singh strives to educate the public about mental health issues, with special attention to the needs of the South Asian community.
Dr. Singh provides an individualized approach that includes an in-depth initial assessment and extended appointment times.
These longer sessions allow Dr. Singh to better understand each patient’s specific needs and preferences. Every appointment is tailored to the individual, helping establish a foundation built on rapport and trust.
Dr. Singh attended Rutgers University on a merit-based scholarship, where he majored in biology and psychology.
He earned his medical degree from the University of Medicine and Dentistry of New Jersey, now part of Rutgers Robert Wood Johnson Medical School. He also completed his general psychiatry residency and fellowship in child and adolescent psychiatry at the same institution.
Dr. Singh is a practicing Sikh and speaks four languages: English, Punjabi, Hindi, and Spanish.
When he is not in the office, Dr. Singh enjoys sports, cultural dance, poetry, writing, and stage performances.
Dr. Singh values psychiatry because it allows physicians to establish meaningful connections with their patients. He believes the patient’s perspective plays an essential role in understanding mental health concerns and determining the most appropriate direction for care.
His writing also explores the importance of the doctor-patient relationship, access to mental health services, and the specific barriers that may affect members of the South Asian community.
Dr. Singh believes that understanding the relationship between a person’s life experiences, biology, and temperament is an important part of psychiatric care.
A careful evaluation can identify areas that may be addressed through medication, therapy, or other individualized treatment recommendations. This thoughtful evaluation is central to the practice of psychiatry, particularly child and adolescent psychiatry.
Meet with Dr. Singh at his Freehold office or schedule a convenient virtual psychiatric
appointment from anywhere in New Jersey.