General Diagnosis

Your provider will conduct a comprehensive 60–90 minute evaluation to establish an accurate diagnosis. Together, you will create a personalized treatment plan tailored to your unique mental health needs.

Medication Management

Follow-up appointments, lasting 20–60 minutes, will be scheduled at regular intervals to monitor the effectiveness of your treatment plan. During these visits, we will discuss progress, challenges, any medication side effects, and make adjustments as needed to support your overall wellness.

GeneSite Testing

GeneSight® Testing helps personalize your medication plan by showing how your genes may affect your response to psychiatric medications. It can identify which meds may need dose changes, may not work well, or may cause more side effects based on your DNA. By using GeneSight, we can make more informed decisions about your treatment-helping you find the right medication sooner.

Behavioral Modification

Using motivational interviewing, your provider will work with you to create behavioral modifications that lead to lasting results. These may include adjustments to diet, exercise, positive affirmations, and mindfulness practices.

Looking Beyond the Basics

The body functions as an interconnected system, and care is focused on identifying and addressing potential medical contributors to mental health symptoms—such as thyroid dysfunction, hormone imbalances, or vitamin deficiencies. When these issues are present, appropriate treatment will be provided or a referral to a trusted specialist will be made as needed.

Common Mental Health Conditions Treated

Adult & Pediatric Services, Depression, Anxiety, PTSD, Bipolar and other Mood Disorders, ADHD, Peri-natal Conditions, Eating Disorders, OCD, Sleep Disorders

Referrals

Treatment planning includes building the strongest possible support team. Depending on individual needs, referrals may be made for psychological testing, therapy, ECT, ketamine treatment, dietitians, integrative or traditional primary care, pediatric services, or higher levels of care.

Colloboration

With your permission, collaboration with other providers—such as primary care physicians and specialists—can be arranged to ensure comprehensive, coordinated care.