Education:

	Psychiatric residency: Metropolitan Hospital; New York City, New York; 1966-1969
	Internal medicine residency: Ft. Miley Veteran's Hospital; San Francisco, California; 1963-1964
	Internal medicine internship: Jackson Memorial Hospital; Miami, Florida; 1962-1963
	Doctor of Medicine: University of Cincinnati College of Medicine; Cincinnati, Ohio; 1958-1962
	Bachelor of Arts: Miami University; Oxford, Ohio; 1954-1958

Certification:

Board Certified in Psychiatry; 1977

Lectures:

	Diagnosis of Medical Conditions that Present as Psychiatric Problems
	Early American History

Practice:
Dr. Mode has been caring for patients at The Stone House since 1990. Prior to that he worked at Kaiser Permanente and Woodburn Mental Health Center in Virginia for eleven years. Before moving to Virginia, he practiced for ten years in Stamford, Connecticut.

Dr. Mode specializes in adult care for a wide range of conditions: depression, anxiety, attention deficit disorder, OCD, bipolar disorder, social phobia, etc. His training in internal medicine gives him excellent perspective in underlying medical conditions that have psychiatric manifestations.

Dr. Mode does diagnostic evaluations and monitors medications if they are deemed appropriate. He works closely with counselors and therapists at The Stone House and other locations.

Personal Interests:
Dr. Mode’s outside interests include music, art, travel, and early American history.

For more information, call Arthur Mode, MD at (703) 237-1669

Stone House psychiatrists, psychologists and clinical social workers offer individual psychotherapy, group therapy, couples therapy, substance abuse counseling, medication evaluation and medication management in the areas of Washington, DC, Northern Virginia, and Maryland including Falls Church, Fairfax, Alexandria, Arlington, McLean, Prince William County, Prince Georges County and Montgomery County.