Dr. Novikov’s clinical background includes extensive work in
hospital-based psychiatry, where mental health symptoms often
intersect with medical illness, medications, hormones, sleep,
pain, relationships, and major changes in a person’s life.
Her training in adult psychiatry and consultation-liaison
psychiatry taught her to approach each patient with both
psychiatric depth and medical curiosity. She looks beyond a
single symptom or diagnosis to understand the larger pattern:
personal history, biology, physical health, relationships,
identity, and the circumstances in which symptoms developed.
Dr. Novikov has a particular interest in women’s mental health
across the lifespan, including PMDD, pregnancy and postpartum
concerns, perimenopause, hormonal transitions, anxiety,
depression, trauma, and the psychological effects of medical
illness.
Her ongoing education in functional and precision psychiatry
expands this framework to include metabolic health, sleep,
nutrition, medication response, pharmacogenomics, and other
factors that may influence mental well-being.