Our Team and Staff

Margaret J. Dorfman, MD, DLFAPA (retired)
Psychiatrist

Dr. Dorfman is an honors graduate of Tufts Medical School and was the chief psychiatric resident at the UNC Medical School where she has a faculty appointment.  She served as president of the NC Psychiatric Association and as a multi-term NC representative to the American Psychiatric Assembly.  She has been honored by her peers as a Distinguished Life Fellow of the American Psychiatric Association.  She is also, according to a recent patient's letter, "the most down-to-earth, kind-hearted doctor I ever met." (Included at the insistence of her husband and daughter).  Dr Dorfman practices evidence based medicine with a human touch that combines a deep appreciation of the patient's own perspective with contemporary scientific research and decades of clinical experience.  

William R. Cannon, MD

Psychiatrist

Dr. Bill Cannon completed his psychiatric training at Harvard Longwood, where he served as chief resident of outpatient psychiatry at Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center. He developed a passion for providing psychotherapy and completed an additional fellowship in psychoanalytic psychotherapy from the Boston Psychoanalytic Society.

Dr. Cannon strives for a collaborative and humanistic approach to mental health through integration of psychotherapy, psychoeducation, and careful consideration of medications in his clinical work. Thus, his patients have described him as compassionate and thoughtful. He takes an integrative approach to psychotherapy and utilizes cognitive behavioral therapy techniques, short and long term psychodynamic psychotherapy, and/or exploration of existential themes. He feels fortunate for the privilege to learn and to grow with his patients.

Stephen Chandler, MA, MDiv, LPC

Psychotherapist

Stephen Chandler holds graduate degrees from Duke and Yale Universities and has practiced psychotherapy in the Triangle for 20+ years.  In his earlier career he was a consultant to high tech managers in developing their interpersonal management skills.  He writes: "Practicing psychotherapy gives me the deeply satisfying opportunity to help people have more choice in managing what goes on in their minds and lives. How they think, what they prioritize, and ultimately what they do to build happier more satisfying lives for themselves and the people they love."  

Ori Chandler, LCSW

Psychotherapist

Ori has their Master's in Social Work from Western Carolina University.  They have worked in the mental health field for several years before joining our practice.  Ori has helped a wide variety of patients to grow and improve their lives, and especially enjoys working with members of the LGBT community--particularly transgender, non-binary, and gender-nonconforming individuals--women, and older adolescents.  

Fathima Reyman, MD, MPH, FAPA

Psychiatrist

Dr. Reyman is a Double Board Certified Psychiatrist who completed her psychiatric training at Duke University Medical Center and advanced training at Yale University. She believes in a holistic and neuro affirming approach to mental health and works with a combination of medications, psychotherapy, nutrition, and lifestyle changes. Her areas of interest include adult ADHD, women's health, trauma related disorders, mood disorders, and anxiety disorders. She works with individuals 18 years and older. She is an Assistant Consulting Professor in the Department of Psychiatry and Behavioral Sciences at Duke University, an Honorary Fellow of the American Psychiatric Association, member of the North Carolina Psychiatric Association, and member of the American Academy of Psychiatry and the Law. She is fluent in English and Hindi.

Aylin Kaya, PHD

Psychologist