Concierge Psychiatry
of Main Line Where Your Story Matters
of Main Line Where Your Story Matters
An intimate practice built on lasting relationships—where your dedicated psychiatrist knows your complete history and is reachable through a direct line.
Founding Director
MD, Triple Board-Certified Psychiatrist
Dr. Aqsa M. Malik is a triple board-certified psychiatrist and the Founding Director of Concierge Psychiatry of Main Line (CPOML). She is board-certified in Psychiatry, Child & Adolescent Psychiatry, and Addiction Psychiatry, and her training spans the care of adults, children and adolescents, and people with substance use disorders.
She has also completed Harvard Medical School continuing-education certificate courses in nutrition, which inform her whole-person approach—allowing her to consider sleep, nutrition, and daily habits alongside medication and therapy.
Dr. Malik founded CPOML to create the kind of practice where deep, lasting relationships with members are possible—where your psychiatrist truly knows you, remembers your complete history, and is reachable through a direct line during office hours.
"Our philosophy is simple: lasting relationships, not revolving doors."
Board-certified in Psychiatry, Child & Adolescent Psychiatry, and Addiction Psychiatry
Fatima Jinnah Medical College (now Fatima Jinnah Medical University), Lahore, Pakistan
Drexel University College of Medicine, Philadelphia
Einstein Healthcare Network (now Jefferson Einstein), Philadelphia
Jefferson Health, Philadelphia
Harvard Medical School
continuing-education certificate courses in nutrition (online):
Lifestyle and Wellness
Coaching
Health and Wellness: Designing a Sustainable Nutrition Plan
Today, Dr. Malik is CPOML's psychiatrist. As our practice grows, we are welcoming additional psychiatrists and licensed therapists who share our commitment to building deep, lasting relationships with members.
Learn About Joining Our PracticeWe selectively welcome new members seeking a deeper, more personalized approach to mental healthcare.
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