Dr. Cholet Josué is a Bahamian-born Haitian American author, physician, and neuroscientist. “Mind, brain, body, and behavior” is the cornerstone of his approach. Since each person is unique in their cultural and social background and physical makeup, wellness requires an understanding of the whole person. Dr. Josué uses both medication and other evidence-based strategies (psychotherapy, nutrition, and brain/behavioral modification tools) to help patients develop and maintain stability and emotional wellness.

Dr. Josué received his medical degree from Morehouse School of Medicine in Atlanta, Georgia, and did his residency at the University of Illinois at Chicago, where he spent a year in pediatrics and three years in psychiatry, including women’s and veteran’s psychiatry, and received a year of special training in behavioral neurology and neuropsychiatry. He received an additional year of training in neuropsychiatry and developmental disorders at Shepherd-Pratt, under Dr. Vassilis Koliatsos. For the past twelve years, Dr. Josué has practiced medicine in the greater Washington, D.C., area, in

both private and group practice and correctional psychiatry. His memoir, Twelve Unending Summers:



Memoir of an Immigrant Child, is available at major booksellers. Visit Dr. Josué at drjosue.com and

mindbrainbody.net.



For more information, please check out his website: https://mindbrainbody.net/