Dr. Randie Schacter is an osteopathic trained medical doctor that is board certified by the American Board of Psychiatry and Neurology in General Psychiatry and board certified in Child and Adolescent Psychiatry. In 2010, she left corporate medicine and opened her private practice, where she treats primarily women and children with a special passion in caring for women physicians. She continues to practice and learn new techniques in psycho-dynamically minded therapy, CBT and mindfulness, progressive, muscle relaxation, meditation, and other forms of non-pharmacologic treatments.  

She is the past president to the Charlotte Area Psychiatric Society. Although not a political group, it was a form for colleagues to come together, share experiences, and learn about current issues that affect them in medicine. Currently, she is the delegate to the NC Council of Child and Adolescent Psychiatry to the American Academy of Child and Adolescent Psychiatry Assembly and co-editor to their newsletter. She is a speaker for various organizing on managing stress and burnout and understanding gender differences in its presentation and its management. 

From an early age, she had a passion for food and cooking. Growing up in a Jewish-Moroccan home meant that culturally food is love. In Greece, she worked as a prep cook for a season. She has catered friend’s engagement parties, weddings, and Bnei Mitzvahs. She has taken cooking classes to learn and master more, always willing to learn from anyone willing to share. She is also a functional potter making everyday items from cups to platters. She is a member of the Charlotte Pottery Guild, Carolina Clay Matters, where she expands her pottery techniques.  

Together, she combines her passions to help women professionals navigate through stress and burnout.