Thoughtful, unhurried care. Genuinely personalized.
A private, cash-pay psychiatric practice where you are seen as a whole person - not a 15- minute appointment slot. Serving children, adolescents and adults across metro Detroit and now North Carolina.
Integrative Mental Health Support Across the Lifespan.
Child, Adolescent and Adult Psychiatry **
Hour Detroit Top Docs 2025
** Virtual and In Person **
Child, Adolescent and Adult Psychiatry ** Hour Detroit Top Docs 2025 ** Virtual and In Person **
Care without compromise.
I’m Dr. Saba Maroof, a double board certified Child, Adolescent and Adult Psychiatrist. Originally from North Carolina where I went to UNC (Go Tarheels!) I have lived in the Metro Detroit area since the early 2000’s, and it is here I received my medical education at Wayne State University and my residency in Psychiatry at Henry Ford and fellowship at DMC/Children’s Hospital. I have had an enriching 15 years practicing psychiatry in various settings across the area, including helping start free mental health care in Detroit and over a decade at Rivers Bend in Troy.
Now I am choosing an out of network model where I hope to have the freedom to spend more than 15 minutes with you to actually know you - your history, your family, your work, what keeps you up at night…
Choosing a direct pay practice means you are investing in a different model of care - one where your appointments have enough time to matter.
For patients who want thoughtful, individualized psychiatric care, this model makes it possible.
Psychiatric Care, Thoughtfully Delivered
Comprehensive Evaluations
We take time to understand your history, current symptoms, and goals before making any treatment recommendations.
Collaborative Treatment Planning
Medication decisions are made carefully and together. Treatment is grounded in current research yet tailored to your needs- not rushed or standardized.
Ongoing, Attentive Care
Regular follow-up appointments focus on clarity, adjustment, and steady progress. Care is structured, consistent, and responsive as your needs evolve.
Meet Dr. Maroof
“As a dual board-certified psychiatrist, I believe mental health care should feel thoughtful, collaborative, and steady. My approach combines a careful evaluation with evidence-informed treatment, always grounded in respect for your experience and cultural context.
I work with children, adolescents, adults and families navigating the complexities of life and emotions. My aim is to create a space where you feel heard, understood, and supported in making decisions about your mental health. I utilize evidence informed care, infused with cultural understanding and integrative medicine - addressing nutrition, physical activity, spirituality, social support, and your passions - because these are all dimensions of your life that make you YOU.”
Getting Started
1. Send Us A Message
What brings you here? Describe your needs and what you are seeking to see if we might be a good fit.
2. Schedule a Psychiatric Evaluation
We will contact you to schedule your first appointment which includes a thorough psychiatric assessment and time to review your history and goals. Being out of network gives us the flexibility to truly get to know you, without limitations on time. We can also collaborate with other providers and family members.
3. Lets Embark on a Personalized Treatment Plan
We will develop a plan tailored to your symptoms, preferences, and long-term well-being, to address all aspects of your life. Regular appointments ensure steady progress and we hope, long term gains.
Common Questions
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Yes. Medication management is offered when clinically appropriate and discussed collaboratively.
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Appointments focus on psychiatric evaluation and medication management. If therapy would be helpful, referrals can be provided.
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Insurance and private pay options are available. Details can be reviewed during your consultation.
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Initial evaluations are comprehensive and follow-up appointments are structured to monitor progress and adjust treatment as needed.
Steady, Evidence-Based Care Starts Here.
Contact us to see if this practice is the right fit for you.
Dr. Saba Maroof is a psychiatrist with over 15 years of experience providing comprehensive psychiatric care across the lifespan. Her approach integrates clinical expertise on diagnoses, presentations and psychopharmacology infused with cross-cultural understanding, helping patients and families feel supported in every step of their care.
She specializes in working with children, families, and adults as well as providing psycho-education and consultations to other professionals and community organizations. Dr. Maroof values minority experiences and faith-informed, culturally responsive care for those who wish to integrate their beliefs and values into treatment.
With her extensive experience serving the Metro Detroit area since medical school, she has gained the trust of countless colleagues and peers. She leans on the many other physicians, therapists, educators and advocates in providing the very best resources to her patients.
Our Philosophy:
“Every person’s path to health and wellness is unique. My role is to help illuminate that path—one step at a time.”
Meet Your Psychiatrist
Dr. Maroof attended The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill where she majored in Psychology with minors in Biology and Chemistry. She then completed a Masters in Basic Medical Sciences at Wayne State University where she obtained her medical degree from the School of Medicine in 2007. She did her Adult Psychiatry training at Henry Ford Hospital and completed additional training at Wayne State University / Detroit Medical Center in Child and Adolescent Psychiatry. She has been in outpatient settings since 2013 and has worked in several group practices across the Metro Detroit Area.
She was honored to be recognized as an Hour Detroit’s 2025 Top Doc.
She has volunteered with various community organizations and initiatives, including spearheading free mental health care in Detroit at Huda Clinic. She enjoys reading, cooking, travel, and networking with fellow physicians, mental health professionals and book worms.
