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Peter Manza

PHD | Psychologist - Addiction (Substance Use Disorder)


  725 W Lombard St, Baltimore
     Maryland, 21201-1009
  410-706-2814    Maps & Directions
Peter Manza is a Baltimore, Maryland based psychologist who is specialized in Addiction (Substance Use Disorder) Psychology. His current practice location is 725 W Lombard St, Baltimore. Patients can reach him at 410-706-2814. Peter Manza is PHD in Addiction (Substance Use Disorder) Psychology and his NPI number (Unique professional ID assigned by NPPES) is 1013702919.
Peter Manza help patients to develop ways to cope with their drug cravings. Also, he can suggest strategies to avoid drugs and prevent relapse, and can offer suggestions on how to deal with a relapse if it occurs. He make patients more aware of their feelings, thoughts and teach them different ways to deal with their problems.
Complete Profile:
Peter Manza speciality, credentials, practice address, contact phone number and fax are as below. Patients can call on the below given phone number for appointment.
Name: Peter Manza
Specialization: Addiction (Substance Use Disorder) Psychology
Gender:Male
Credentials: PHD
Practice Address:725 W Lombard St, Baltimore,
Maryland, 21201-1009
Phone:410-706-2814
Professional Identification Codes:
NPI number stands for National Provider Identifier which is a unique 10-digit identification number issued to health care providers in the United States by the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS). NPI details are as mentioned below.
NPI Number: 1013702919
NPI Enumeration Date: 11 Apr, 2025
NPI Last Update On: 11 Apr, 2025

Business Mailing Address:
Business mailing address can be used for mailing purpose only, for visiting purpose patients need to refer above mentioned address.
Address: Peter Manza
2 E Montgomery St,
Baltimore, Maryland
Zip: 21230-3809
Phone Number: 845-541-6220
Patients can reach Peter Manza at 725 W Lombard St, Baltimore, Maryland or can call to book an appointment on 410-706-2814.
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**Data of this site is collected from Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS) and NPPES. Last updated on 08 December, 2025.

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