Location

Arbor Psychiatry is located in Bethesda, MD. There is a parking garage located next to the office as well as metered street parking. The office is a 10-minute walk from Bethesda Metro station.

Address:

Cohn Counseling Suite

4905 Del Ray Avenue, Suite 210,

Bethesda, Maryland 20814

Meet Dr. Burruss

Hello! I'm Dr. Nina (Cami) Burruss, MD. I am a licensed and double board-certified child, adolescent, and adult psychiatrist in Maryland. I became a psychiatrist because I am passionate about partnering with patients and their families to ensure that they are living a life in which they thrive. My practice is evidence-based and person-centered. I value collaborating with families to ensure that our treatment plans are in alignment with their values. I value diversity and welcome patients of any race, gender, sexual orientation, spiritual practice, or cultural background.

A Bit More About Me...

Prior to opening Arbor Psychiatry, I trained at Johns Hopkins/Kennedy Krieger Institute and worked at The Chesapeake Center for ADHD, Learning, and Behavioral Health. In addition to my clinical work, I serve as a part-time Assistant Professor at the Johns Hopkins Hospital where I am involved in research on the impact of arts-based interventions on mental health.

Outside of clinic, I enjoy spending time in nature hiking & foraging, hanging out with my family, and being creative. I am a lifelong visual artist and my work is strongly influenced by Pahari miniature painting, which I studied extensively before medical school.

Areas of Focus

Anxiety disorders
Depression
ADHD
OCD
Trauma-related disorders
Neurodevelopmental disorders (including Autism Spectrum Disorder)
Reproductive and perinatal psychiatry

Affiliations and Recognition

Gold Humanism Honor Society (2020)
Alpha Omega Alpha Honor Society (2023)
North Carolina Psychiatric Association Executive Council (2021-2023)
Maryland Regional Council of Child & Adolescent Psychiatry (2023-2025)
Member of the American Academy of Child and Adolescent Psychiatry (AACAP) and the American Psychiatric Association (APA)