Meet Dr. Galati
Board-Certified Adult Psychiatrist | Founder of Clear Air Psychiatry
Restoring Daily Focus Through Medicine and System Design
Traditional mental health care often treats symptoms in isolation through brief, rushed visits. You might receive a prescription, just to find yourself returning to the same daily chaos, irregular recovery habits, and overwhelming mental friction.
My practice combines clinical psychiatry, a foundational background in sports medicine, and practical workflow design to help you eliminate cognitive clutter and restore sustainable focus
Practice Philosophy: Total System Performance
My approach to psychiatry integrates an unhurried clinical partnership, a clinical lens uniquely shaped by sports medicine, and a deliberate choice to practice outside high-volume systems.
1. Dedicated Time & Active Partnership
I choose to operate an independent, low-caseload practice because meaningful mental healthcare cannot be rushed.
Our sessions are built on dedicated time (75-minute evaluations; 50-minute integrated follow-ups) and active patient education, ensuring you understand your neurobiology, medications, and behavioral tools so we make clinical decisions together.
2. Total System Recovery (The Sports Medicine Lens)
My clinical lens is uniquely shaped by early roots in sports medicine, working on the field with Division I collegiate athletes. This background taught me to view mental health through the physiology of recovery—analyzing how sleep architecture, physical exertion, and habit loops directly interact with underlying neurobiology and emotional resilience.
3. Comprehensive Clinical Care & Functional Routine Design
Clinical care works best when it supports both how you feel and how your day actually operates. As a board-certified psychiatrist, my practice integrates evidence-based medication management with psychotherapy (including CBT, ACT, psychodynamic, and supportive modalities) to give you comprehensive clinical support.
For anyone struggling to organize daily tasks, follow through on plans, or simply keep up with life's demands, we layer Productivity Architecture onto this clinical foundation—actively designing custom behavioral workflows, routines, and external systems to eliminate mental clutter and achieve lasting ‘Clear Air.’
Background & Credentials
Board Certification: Board-Certified in Adult Psychiatry (American Board of Psychiatry and Neurology)
Medical Training: Edward Via College Of Osteopathic Medicine | Prisma Health Psychiatry Residency
Sports Medicine Background: Athletic Training Experience with Division I Collegiate Athletics at Florida State University.
State Licensure: Active Medical License in the Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Care Locations: In-person office in downtown Boston | Telehealth across Massachusetts
What is Productivity Architecture? (And Why Off-the-Shelf Apps Keep Falling Short)
Have you ever found yourself bouncing from one to-do app, planner, or color-coded calendar system to the next, only for it to fall apart two weeks later?
That failure isn’t a lack of discipline or willpower. It happens because to-do lists and rigid productivity apps ignore how unique your brain actually is.
Most generic tools assume a "standard" brain operating under zero stress, zero distraction, and unlimited memory. But when you are navigating ADHD, high-pressure career burnout, chronic anxiety, or depression trying to run your life on willpower and unorganized apps only creates high friction, decision fatigue, and exhaustion.
The Difference Between an "App" and "Architecture"
Apps treat every task equally. Mixing "Draft quarterly report" with "Buy milk" on a flat list overloads your working memory, triggering task paralysis and avoidance.
The Productivity Architecture Approach:
Productivity Architecture is the design of low-friction, external workflows tailored specifically to your cognitive strengths, habits, and lifestyle demands.
As a board-certified psychiatrist, I look at the complete picture:
1. Neurobiological Baseline: We optimize underlying neurobiology, sleep architecture, and medical factors (including medication management when indicated).
2. Friction Diagnosis: We identify exactly where your daily execution breaks down. Whether it's task initiation paralysis, loss of context after interruptions, or decision fatigue.
3. Custom External Systems: We build tangible, low-friction workflows that offload the operational strain from your mind into reliable external systems.
The ultimate goal isn’t to force you into a rigid, robotic routine. It is to eliminate unnecessary cognitive clutter so you can achieve "Clear Air"—a state of mental clarity where your energy is focused on meaningful execution, not mental survival.
Ready to Get Started?
Appointments Available This Week.
Submit a brief appointment request. Dr. Galati reviews all requests and will follow up within 1 business day with next steps.
Prefer to call? Contact our office at (617) 297-7058 (Option 1 to speak directly, Option 2 to leave a confidential voicemail for a prompt callback).