Seth E. Tabb, M.D.

Diagnostic Evaluations, Psychiatrists, School Support + 2 more
  • Address: 1400 Crescent Green #120 | Cary, NC 27518
  • Rating: 1.00 (2 reviews)
  • Insurances: No info provided
  • Ages Served: 4 years to adults

About Seth E. Tabb, M.D.

Seth E. Tabb, M.D. is the Founder and Medical Director of Family Psychiatry & Psychology Associates, P.A. (FPPA). In addition to his functions as a Child, Adolescent and Adult Psychiatrist, Dr. Tabb has embedded himself in the community in multiple professional roles. Recently, for five years, Dr. Tabb sat on the Board of Directors of Wake County Human and Environmental Services and is a past Chairman of the Wake County Human Services Mental Health, Developmental Disabilities, and Substance Abuse Continuum of Care Committee where he had been a member for over seven years. Dr. Tabb was a member of the Child Fatality and Child Protection Task Force and has worked closely with County Commissioners on committees overseeing the successful development of a county psychiatric hospital and out-patient continuum of mental health care. He has served on the Board of Directors and was a Founding Member of the Miracle League of the Triangle, a baseball program for children with disabilities who would otherwise be precluded from this wonderful sport. As well, Dr. Tabb has served as Adjunct Faculty to the Department of Psychiatry at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill beginning in 1996 teaching medical students, residents, child psychiatry fellows as well as psychology graduate students. From 1995 to 1996, Dr. Tabb was an attending physician at Holly Hill Hospital and served as Medical Director of a separate facility, American Day Treatment Partial Hospitalization Program, from 1996 to 1997. Today, Dr. Tabb continues to see patients in his office at FPPA and participate in numerous community activities where he is a frequent invited keynote speaker.

Conditions Supported

  • checked iconDepression
  • checked iconAnxiety
  • checked iconADHD
  • checked iconBipolar

Care Settings

  • Virtual

Age Ranges Served

  • person icon4 years to adults

Practice Names

  • Practice iconFamily Psychiatry & Psychology Associates

Board Certifications

  • Certification badgeChild, Adolescent & Adult Psychiatrist

Education and Training

  • Education badgeMedical Doctorate from the University of Florida where he won the Alpha-Omega-Alpha Walt Oppelt Memorial Award for excellence in Pharmacology and Therapeutics
  • Education badgeGeneral Psychiatry Residency at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill where he was the APA/Burroughs Welcome Fellow in 1992
  • Education badgeChild and Adolescent Psychiatry Fellowship at the Neuropsychiatric Institute at the University of California, Los Angeles (UCLA-NPI), where Dr. Tabb was Chief Fellow from 1994 to 1995 and won the prestigious Gertrude Rogers Greenblatt Award

Provider's Gender

  • maleMale

Waiting List Length

(Updated: 10/19/2022)
hour glass icon orangeDiagnostic Evaluations:
1 WeekAM1 WeekPM

Languages

  • English

1400 Crescent Green #120,NC,27518

Get in Contact

  • (919) 233-4131

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Run, don’t walk. He is sick and dangerous.
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Anonymous
August 8, 2025
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Seth Tabb was a my doctor for 8 years. When I developed a pain condition, he periodically wrote me opioid painkillers. One day, my pain was particularly severe and I was very desperate. He then told me by e-mail that I should not be asking, that it was inappropriate, that he could not treat me anymore. I never saw him again. In other words, he fostered a dependency on opioids, then shamed me for needing them and cut me off from both the medication and my mental health treatment. This was years ago, and I still have not recovered. My new doctor said he ought to go before an ethics board. He never will, but I can at least warn others.
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Brittany
December 14, 2023

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