Reyou Ketamine Treatments

Dr. Solomon Morgenstern brings over 20 years of clinical experience to his role as Medical Director at Reyou. A graduate of the Technion-Israel Institute of Technology Faculty of Medicine, he is a board-certified emergency medicine physician affiliated with Jersey Shore University Medical Center at Hackensack Meridian Health. His extensive background in emergency medicine gives him a deep command of IV protocols, acute patient care, and the precise dosing that ketamine therapy demands. Dr. Morgenstern’s transition into ketamine-assisted treatment was driven by a passion for healing that goes beyond stabilization, helping patients access lasting relief from depression, anxiety, and PTSD. At Reyou, he oversees all clinical staff and ensures every patient receives care that is both medically rigorous and deeply compassionate.

Lisa has spent her career at the intersection of clinical care and human possibility — and that journey has brought her to Reyou. After more than 20 years leading behavioral health organizations across New Jersey, Lisa has seen what happens when people finally find the right support — and what’s lost when they don’t. That understanding is what shapes everything she does at Reyou. As a LCSW, Lisa has always led from both the heart and the mind. At Reyou, she works primarily behind the scenes to make sure the clinical, operational, and human pieces all come together — so that when someone is ready to take the first step in their healing, everything is in place to meet them there.​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​ Lisa is passionate about expanding what’s possible in mental health care. She believes we are at a genuine turning point in how mental health is understood and treated. For Lisa, the most meaningful measure of her work is the moment a patient realizes that something has shifted. That relief is real. That Reyou is a place where transformation isn’t just promised - it’s felt.

Nicholas has always been drawn to the moments that matter most — when someone is at their lowest and needs more than just a clinical response. They need someone who truly shows up. Nicholas’s journey into psychiatric care began with a foundation built on discipline and drive. A student-athlete who competed in cross country and track at La Salle University — where he earned his Bachelor of Science in Nursing — he carried that same determination into the Emergency Department at Bayshore Medical Center. It was there, on the front lines of mental health crises, that his calling became clear. He transitioned into the crisis unit, immersing himself in the full spectrum of psychiatric emergencies and developing the kind of calm, compassionate expertise that can only come from experience. That commitment to going deeper led Nicholas to Monmouth University, where he pursued advanced practice education in psychiatry and became a board-certified Psychiatric-Mental Health Nurse Practitioner. He has since given back to the field as a mentor and preceptor for new nurses, and has contributed to safety and quality initiatives at both the hospital and network levels. Outside the clinic, Nicholas recharges the way he heals others — with intention and presence. You’ll find him hiking with his dog, biking, surfing, or doing what matters most to him: spending time with the people he loves. At Reyou, Nicholas brings his whole self to every patient interaction — the athlete, the crisis-trained clinician, the mentor — because he knows that getting someone back to themselves takes more than medicine. It takes connection.​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​

Robert believes healing is possible — even when it feels like everything else has been tried. As a board-certified Psychiatric-Mental Health Nurse Practitioner, Robert brings nearly a decade of hospital-based experience to his work at Reyou. His clinical foundation was forged at Richmond University Medical Center, where he cared for patients across medical-surgical, telemetry, and critical care settings — developing a deep understanding of how profoundly physical and mental health are intertwined. He earned his Master of Science in Nursing from Wilkes University, with advanced training in the evaluation and treatment of depression, anxiety, trauma-related disorders, and substance use. Robert’s path to ketamine therapy is rooted in both science and purpose. Drawn to its rapid-acting antidepressant properties and remarkable ability to offer relief where traditional treatments have fallen short, he is committed to providing care that is safe, evidence-based, and genuinely transformative. His approach blends neuroscience-informed practice with deep empathy — honoring both the complexity of the brain and the resilience of the human spirit. At Reyou, Robert’s mission is simple: to help each patient release what’s holding them back, reset the mind, and reconnect with who they truly are.

Tanisha has spent over two decades showing up for people in their hardest moments — and she's just getting started. With a career that spans emergency, trauma, critical care, and behavioral health, Tanisha brings a rare depth of clinical experience to every patient she serves. As a board-certified Psychiatric-Mental Health Nurse Practitioner, she provides compassionate, evidence-based care to children, adolescents, and adults — meeting each person exactly where they are, whether they’re navigating anxiety, depression, ADHD, ASD, or complex mood disorders. Tanisha's approach is rooted in the belief that no two healing journeys look the same. That’s what drew her to the forefront of innovative psychiatric treatment, including IV ketamine therapy and Spravato — because for patients who haven’t found relief through traditional treatments, a new path forward can change everything. Beyond her clinical work, Tanisha serves as an Adjunct Professor of Nursing, mentoring the next generation of practitioners and instilling the same values that define her own care: strong clinical judgment, genuine presence, and an unwavering focus on the whole person. At Reyou, Tanisha’s mission is what it has always been — to help each patient release the weight they've been carrying, rediscover emotional stability, and step back into a life that feels like their own again.