Dr. Rafael Fabri
Psychiatry
Dr. Rafael Fabri is part of the clinical staff of the Clínica Medicina da Mulher, specializing in Psychiatry. Psychiatric consultation can help in the assessment of emotional, behavioral, sleep, attention, mood and anxiety symptoms, always on an individual basis.
In-person service in São Paulo and guidance on teleconsultation according to availability, clinical need and rules applicable to medical care.
Professional identification
CRM, RQE, full name, training, residence, titles, scope in pregnant women, postpartum women, adolescents, ADHD in adults and cannabinoids were not published as confirmed data in this version.
About Dr. Rafael Fabri
Dr. Rafael Fabri works in Psychiatry, a medical area dedicated to the assessment, diagnosis and monitoring of conditions related to mental health, mood, anxiety, sleep, attention, behavior and psychological distress. In the context of the Women's Medicine Clinic, its care can contribute to an integrated view of the patient's health at different stages of life.
Mental health can relate to moments such as reproductive planning, pregnancy, postpartum, infertility, endometriosis, chronic pain, menopause, cancer treatment, hormonal changes and life transitions. The assessment must consider clinical history, symptoms, ongoing treatments, routine, family context and care objectives.
Areas of activity
Anxiety
Assessment of anxious symptoms, persistent worries, crises, impact on sleep, routine and functioning, with definition of conduct according to individualized assessment.
Depression and mood changes
Assessment of persistent sadness, loss of interest, changes in energy, sleep, appetite, concentration and daily functioning, without reducing care to a single symptom.
Mental health during pregnancy and postpartum
Monitoring of emotional symptoms during pregnancy, postpartum and postpartum, in integration with obstetrics, pediatrics and other areas when necessary and confirmed.
Attention and functioning in adults
Assessment of difficulties with attention, organization, impulsivity and functional impact in adults, considering life history, current symptoms and differential diagnoses.
Sleep and mental health
Assessment of sleep complaints related to anxiety, mood, routine, stress, pain, pregnancy, menopause or other conditions.
Chronic pain, endometriosis and mental health
Psychiatric follow-up can be part of the multidisciplinary care of patients with chronic pain, endometriosis, emotional suffering and functional impact.
Menopause, mood and anxiety
During menopause and menopause, emotional symptoms, sleep, anxiety and mood may require integrated assessment with gynecology and endocrinology.
Mental health in an oncological context
Patients undergoing cancer investigation, treatment or follow-up can benefit from psychiatric support when there is emotional distress, sleep changes, anxiety, depression or functional impact.
Psychiatric Treatment Review
The consultation can help review diagnosis, symptoms, previous treatments, adverse effects, questions about medication and the need for integration with psychotherapy.
Mental health integrated into women's health
Mental health can influence and be influenced by different phases and conditions of a woman's health. Emotional symptoms, sleep changes, anxiety, mood, pain, infertility, pregnancy, postpartum period, menopause and cancer treatment may require an integrated approach between Psychiatry and other specialties.
Mental health during pregnancy, postpartum and postpartum
Pregnancy, childbirth and postpartum can involve emotional, physical, hormonal, family and social changes. Symptoms of anxiety, persistent sadness, irritability, insomnia, intrusive thoughts, excessive fear, difficulty bonding or feeling overwhelmed may require professional evaluation.
Baby blues, postpartum depression and anxiety
Some mild emotional changes may occur in the first few days after birth, but intense, persistent symptoms or symptoms that impair care, sleep, bonding or security should be evaluated.
Use of medication during pregnancy and breastfeeding
When there is a need for drug treatment, the decision must consider risks, benefits, patient history, severity of symptoms and integration with obstetrics and pediatrics.
Integrated care
Monitoring can occur in conjunction with obstetrics, fetal medicine, pediatrics, psychotherapy and a support network, depending on clinical need.
Chronic pain, endometriosis and mental health
Chronic pain, endometriosis and persistent symptoms can coexist with anxiety, mood changes, impaired sleep, tiredness and functional impact. Psychiatric evaluation does not replace gynecological care or pain management, but can be part of a multidisciplinary plan when indicated.
Menopause, sleep, anxiety and mood
During menopause and menopause, emotional symptoms, sleep changes, irritability, anxiety and mood changes may appear or intensify. These symptoms can have multiple causes and must be assessed in an integrated manner, without assuming that hormonal changes explain everything.
Training and trajectory
Academic training, medical residency, RQE, positions, medical societies, certifications, work with cannabinoids and external links must be published only after institutional validation.
- Full name: pending validation.
- CRM-SP and RQE: pending validation.
- Training and residency: pending validation.
- Specific areas of activity: pending institutional validation.
Care approach
The approach must value clinical listening, individualized assessment, history review, discussion of risks and benefits, shared decision-making and integration with other specialties when necessary.
Clinical listening
Understand symptoms, routine, sleep, work, relationships, family history, previous treatments and associated clinical conditions.
Individualized plan
Discuss therapeutic possibilities as assessed, without promising medication, lack of medication, deadlines or results.
Longitudinal care
Monitoring may require feedback, gradual adjustments, monitoring response, adverse effects and clinical evolution.
When to schedule an appointment with Dr. Rafael Fabri?
- Persistent anxiety or anxiety attacks
- Persistent sadness, loss of interest, or mood changes
- Irritability, emotional fluctuations or psychological distress
- Insomnia or significant sleep changes
- Difficulty concentrating and organizing
- Emotional symptoms during pregnancy
- Emotional symptoms after childbirth
- Suffering associated with infertility or human reproduction
- Suffering associated with endometriosis or chronic pain
- Emotional symptoms during climacteric or menopause
- Emotional impact of cancer diagnosis or treatment
- Psychiatric Treatment Review
- Questions about medication in use
- Need for second opinion
- Interest in teleconsultation
The presence of one of these symptoms does not confirm a psychiatric diagnosis. Medical evaluation is necessary to understand the context, investigate differential diagnoses and define the next steps.
If there is an immediate risk to life, risk of self-harm, risk to others, significant confusion, loss of contact with reality, intense agitation or emergency situation, seek emergency care immediately.
How does psychiatric consultation work?
Listening and clinical history
The consultation considers symptoms, routine, sleep, diet, work, relationships, family history, previous treatments, medications in use and associated clinical conditions.
Diagnostic assessment
The doctor evaluates diagnostic hypotheses, differential diagnoses and the need for integration with other professionals.
Therapeutic possibilities
The next steps may include psychiatric follow-up, psychotherapy, routine adjustments, exams, medication when indicated or integration with other specialties.
Follow-up plan
Care may require feedback, gradual adjustments, monitoring of response, adverse effects and clinical evolution.
Second opinion in Psychiatry
A second opinion can help review diagnosis, symptoms, previous treatments, adverse effects, questions about medication, need for psychotherapy, interaction with other clinical conditions and next steps. This process does not replace ongoing monitoring when necessary.
- Questions about diagnosis
- Persistent symptoms despite treatment
- Adverse effects
- Use of multiple medications
- Medication during pregnancy or breastfeeding
- Mental health associated with chronic pain
- Recurrent anxiety or depression
- Interest in reviewing therapeutic options
In-person service and teleconsultation
Clínica Medicina da Mulher provides face-to-face service in São Paulo and can provide guidance on teleconsultation with Dr. Rafael Fabri depending on availability, clinical need and rules applicable to medical care.
Some situations may require in-person monitoring, integration with other professionals or referral to more supportive services. The team will advise the most appropriate format for each case.
Frequently asked questions about care with Dr. Rafael Fabri
What is Dr. Rafael Fabri's area of expertise?
Dr. Rafael Fabri is part of the clinical staff of the Clínica Medicina da Mulher, specializing in Psychiatry and mental health care. CRM, RQE and registered specialty must still be institutionally validated before being published as formal credentials on this page.
When to see a psychiatrist?
The assessment may be considered in the event of persistent anxiety, mood changes, prolonged sadness, insomnia, difficulty concentrating, psychological distress, functional impact or doubts about ongoing treatment. These signs do not confirm a diagnosis alone and need to be analyzed in the context of each person.
Does a psychiatrist only treat serious cases?
Not necessarily. Psychiatric consultation can help in mild, moderate or complex situations, always according to an individual assessment. Monitoring may involve diagnosis, guidance, joint psychotherapy, medication when indicated and integration with other specialties, without promising results or a single approach.
Does a psychiatric consultation always involve medication?
No. The consultation may or may not involve medication. The decision depends on symptoms, history, risks, benefits, previous treatments, patient preferences and medical evaluation. Psychotherapy, routine, sleep, exams and integration with other professionals can also be discussed when this makes sense for the case.
Does Dr. Rafael Fabri treat anxiety and depression?
The page presents anxiety, depression and mood changes as possibilities for evaluation in Psychiatry, always without promising diagnosis, improvement or results. The consultation seeks to understand symptoms, duration, impact on daily life, previous treatments and possible differential diagnoses before defining next steps.
Can care help with mental health during pregnancy and postpartum?
Emotional symptoms during pregnancy, postpartum and postpartum may require professional assessment and integration with obstetrics, pediatrics, psychotherapy and a support network. The specific scope of care for pregnant and postpartum women by the doctor must be confirmed with the team at the time of scheduling.
Can mental health be related to endometriosis and chronic pain?
Endometriosis and chronic pain can coexist with emotional distress, anxiety, mood swings, impaired sleep and functional impact. Psychiatric assessment does not replace gynecology or pain management, but can be part of integrated care when indicated for the patient.
Can a psychiatrist monitor menopause symptoms?
During menopause and menopause, mood, anxiety, irritability and sleep symptoms may appear or intensify. They can have varied causes and need to be evaluated without assuming a single explanation. Care may involve gynecology, endocrinology, psychotherapy and psychiatry depending on each case.
Can the consultation be a second opinion?
Yes. A second opinion can review diagnosis, symptoms, previous treatments, adverse effects, medications in use, need for psychotherapy and integration with other clinical conditions. It does not promise a change in behavior and should not be used to interrupt treatment without medical advice.
Is it possible to have a teleconsultation with Dr. Rafael Fabri?
Clínica Medicina da Mulher can provide guidance on teleconsultation depending on availability, clinical need and rules applicable to medical care. Some situations may require in-person assessment, further support or referral. The team will indicate the most appropriate format during the scheduling contact.
What to bring to the appointment?
Bring information about symptoms, duration, impact on routine, previous treatments, medications in use, relevant exams and follow-up with other professionals. It is not necessary to send extensive reports or sensitive data in the open before the consultation, unless specifically instructed by the team.
Does Dr. Rafael Fabri prescribe medicinal cannabinoids?
This page does not confirm prescription of cannabinoids, medicinal cannabis or cannabidiol. This type of information requires medical, legal and institutional validation. If the patient has questions about specific treatments, she should talk to the team and discuss risks, benefits and limits during the consultation.
Does psychiatry replace psychotherapy?
Not necessarily. Psychiatry and psychotherapy can be complementary, depending on each case. The medical consultation can evaluate diagnosis, symptoms, risks, benefits, medication when indicated and the need for joint monitoring. The decision must consider history, objectives and availability of longitudinal care.
How does scheduling work?
Scheduling is done by the Women's Medicine Clinic team, through the channel indicated on this page. When you get in touch, state that you would like a consultation with Dr. Rafael Fabri and mention whether you are looking for an initial assessment, teleconsultation, second opinion or integration with another specialty.
Are CRM and physician EQR available?
In this version, CRM and RQE were maintained pending institutional validation. This data should only be displayed when confirmed by the CMS, by the clinic team or in an appropriate documentary source. Caution should be taken to avoid publishing incorrect numbers or credentials that have not yet been validated.
Institutional update and validation
Institutional profile updated in July 2026. Specific professional information, such as CRM, RQE, training, residency, scope of service and external links, must be reviewed by the Clínica Medicina da Mulher team before publication.
Schedule an evaluation with Dr. Rafael Fabri
A psychiatric consultation can help understand emotional symptoms, sleep changes, anxiety, mood, attention, previous treatments and care needs, with integration into women's health when indicated.