Layne Gritti, DO

Dr. Gritti is a board-certified adult psychiatrist who is passionate about providing holistic and patient-centered care. She believes in the importance of treating the whole person and considers their physical, mental, emotional, and spiritual needs. She strives to meet her patients where they are in their journey and wants to help patients to lead fulfilling and healthful lives.

Dr. Gritti earned her Bachelor of Science in Pre-Medicine from the University of Dayton, where she also minored in Psychology and Philosophy. During her time at UD, she served as the president of the Active Minds chapter and worked as a volunteer EMT. She then attended Marian University College of Osteopathic Medicine, where she was part of the inaugural class. There she learned the importance of treating the whole patient to help her patients find health in their lives.

Dr. Gritti completed her Psychiatry residency at University Hospitals Cleveland Medical Center and Case Western Reserve University in Cleveland, OH. During her demanding training, she gained experience serving as the chair for philanthropy and advocacy before going on to become chief resident amid unprecedented changes caused by the COVID-19 pandemic. While serving as chief resident, she completed fellowships in Women’s Reproductive Mental Health and Community and Public Psychiatry. Through these experiences, Dr. Gritti furthered her education by treating patients during the periods before, during, and after pregnancy while navigating a complex healthcare system. She then completed a fellowship in Addiction Psychiatry, treating a diverse set of patients with substance use disorders and co-occurring psychiatric disorders in various treatment settings. She also educated medical students, psychiatry residents, other fellows, and the community.

Dr. Gritti is a Tobacco Treatment Specialist through the Mayo Clinic and an Acupuncture Detoxification Specialist through the National Acupuncture Detoxification Association.

Dr. Gritti’s rare mix of training experiences makes her uniquely qualified to treat the mental health needs of those with substance use disorders and reproductive mental health issues, including menopause, in addition to general psychiatry needs.

“The highest of all human goods is not happiness, feeling good, or satisfying appetites. Rather it is striving to achieve the best that is within us. Know yourself. Become who you are.” - Based on the theories of Aristotle in Nichomachean Ethics New York, Oxford University Press, 1925