We’ve Been Where You Are
We know what it feels like to push through another shift when you have nothing left to give. To lie awake at night questioning whether you can keep doing this. To wonder what happened to the person who once found deep meaning in their work.
Gladstone Wellness was founded by Dr. Surbhi Khanna and Dr. Anthony Massey, two physicians who have spent their careers understanding burnout, addiction, and what it actually takes to change behavior and rebuild wellbeing. We didn’t just study this problem from the outside. We’ve worked alongside healthcare professionals navigating it for decades.
That work taught us something important: burnout isn’t a personal failure. It’s a predictable response to working in systems that demand everything from the people who care for others while offering little support in return. And with the right guidance, it’s something you can move through—not by working harder or becoming more resilient, but by reconnecting with what matters and building sustainable practices that actually fit your life.
Who We Serve
Gladstone Wellness supports professionals across various disciplines who are experiencing burnout or working to prevent it.
We serve individuals seeking personalized coaching and support. We also partner with organizations committed to meaningful investment in workforce well-being.
Whether you’re an executive questioning how much longer you can sustain this pace, a hospitalist carrying the emotional weight of difficult cases with nowhere to process them, or an organizational leader searching for programs that your staff will actually trust, we designed our approach with your reality in mind.
Our Approach
Generic wellness advice doesn’t work. We’ve sat through enough “self-care” presentations to know that telling exhausted professionals to take nature walks misses the point entirely.
Our programs are built on evidence, drawing from decades of experience in the healthcare field, mindfulness practices, and resilience research, delivered through a coaching model that meets you where you are. This isn’t therapy. It’s a future-oriented, action-focused process designed to help you regain clarity, rebuild your sense of agency, and reconnect with why your work matters.
We combine individual coaching sessions with smaller workgroups, creating both personalized support and a community of peers who understand your experience without explanation. Everything is delivered virtually, making meaningful support accessible regardless of where you are.
What We Believe
Meet the Founders
At Gladstone Wellness, Dr. Khanna and Dr. Massey’s approach is rooted in the shared conviction that true resilience stems from tending to complete well-being. This encompasses attention to lifestyle management, self-care, and a commitment to one’s inner journey towards finding meaning.
Dr. Surbhi Khanna, MD, FAPA
Dr. Surbhi Khanna is a board-certified psychiatrist and addiction psychiatrist who serves as President of Gladstone Psychiatry and Wellness. She completed her psychiatry residency at the University of Virginia and her addiction psychiatry fellowship at the Medical University of South Carolina.
Beyond her clinical expertise, Dr. Khanna is a certified Professional Life Coach with training in Neuro-Linguistic Programming. Her published research on physician burnout, quality of life, and emotional flooding reflects her commitment to understanding the challenges healthcare professionals face.
Dr. Anthony Massey, MD, FAPA, MBA
Dr. Anthony Massey is a board-certified psychiatrist and addiction psychiatrist. He is the founder and CEO of Gladstone Psychiatry and Wellness with more than two decades of experience in behavioral health and wellness coaching.
Before founding Gladstone, Dr. Massey served as Chief Medical Officer at Vielife, leading wellness product development and speaking internationally on workplace wellbeing. At Cigna, he directed wellness coaching programs for stress management and behavior change at scale. He also served in the U.S. Navy leading the substance abuse program at Camp Pendleton Naval Hospital, and taught at the University of Maryland School of Medicine. He holds an MD from Louisiana State University and an MBA from Johns Hopkins.