Violet Yeager, DO – Psychiatrist in San Francisco, CA | Mindpath Health

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Psychiatrist

Works with

Children and adolescents, adults

Gender

Female

Languages

English

Dr. Yeager approaches each patient with respect, empathy, and a commitment to truly understanding their unique story and helping them reclaim and recreate their personal narrative. She believes that effective care goes beyond treating symptoms; it requires a holistic, patient-centered approach that considers physical health, mental well-being, environment, and personal values. Her guiding philosophy is rooted in collaboration. She views the patient as a partner in their care and strives to create a space where they feel safe, informed, and empowered. Dr. Yeager practices evidence-based medicine, combining the latest clinical research with medical judgment and each patient’s individual needs.

Dr. Yeager was inspired to pursue a career in mental health through her work in trauma research and international medical missions, where she witnessed firsthand the global need for compassionate, accessible psychiatric care. Outside of medicine, she enjoys writing and illustrating children’s stories, which she often adapts into puppet shows to support play-based therapy techniques, particularly with young patients. She is also actively involved with a nonprofit organization that supports research and education related to service dogs. In her free time, Dr. Yeager enjoys walking her dog and spending time outdoors.

  • Fellowship – Kern Medical Center
  • Residency – Larkin Community Hospital
  • Doctor of Osteopathic Medicine (DO) – William Carey University
  • Specialty Boards: Addiction Medicine – American Osteopathic Board Neurology/Psychiatry-Neurophysiology
  • Specialty Boards: Psychiatry – American Osteopathic Board Neurology/Psychiatry-Neurophysiology

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Rated 4.0 out of 5 stars
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  • Elizabeth is amazing and grounded no matter how off topic I go. She is there to remind me of the work and progress we are making.

  • I thought that my doctor gave me the right information so we can figure out what’s going on, and then prescribe meds if needed.