Dr. Bruno Perossa, MD

I draw upon my own worldly experience as someone who has grown up in a Texas household of first generation Americans. I have witnessed the downstream effects, first hand, of mental health challenges and strive to attack these challenges with youth who are struggling in order to improve their long term prognosis in the future by treating early. I have lived abroad over a decade in Europe working and educating myself as well as achieving fluency in multiple languages. The art of linguistics is one of my side passions. I’ve done humanitarian work with the Nahuatl Native Central Americans in Mexico; Quechuan Native South Americans in Peru; North African immigrant children in Northern Italy as well as youth in an orphanage in Wolsztyn, Poland. I have a passion for understanding people as uniquely themselves within the framework of their cultural context, and welcome a spiritual and faith based approach to the lived human experience as well as diversity of all types into my practice.

I have worked in multiple clinical settings as an attending psychiatrist including outpatient, inpatient pediatric acute care, consult liaison psychosomatic medicine as well as emergency room psychiatry exposing me to a wide gamut of behavioral health disorders in both the pediatric & adult population. I have also contributed to academic publications.