Our Services

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Medication management is more than writing prescriptions. It is finding the right medication, at a dose that

works, with side effects you can live with — and being willing to change course when something isn't working.

At each visit we review how you are doing, what has improved, what hasn't, and how you are tolerating

treatment. We explain what each medication does and why we chose it. When lab work or medical factors are

relevant, we account for them.

You should understand your own treatment.

 If you don't, ask — that is part of the visit.

Medication is one piece of the picture. During appointments we also use supportive psychotherapy — helping

you make sense of your symptoms, work through stressors, build coping skills, and move toward goals that

actually matter to you.

This is not a replacement for dedicated therapy. When you need deeper or more specialized work, we will help

you find a therapist and coordinate with them.

Understanding what you are dealing with starts with a careful evaluation.

We assess ADHD, depression, anxiety, mood disorders, trauma-related conditions, psychotic disorders, and

complex presentations that have never been clearly explained. That means taking a real history — current and

past symptoms, medical and psychiatric background, every medication you have tried and how it worked, family

history, development, and the circumstances of your life. We use validated screening tools where they add

clarity.

Many conditions look alike from the outside. Getting the diagnosis right is what makes the treatment work.

Mental health is not static, and neither is treatment.

At follow-up visits we track your symptoms, your response, side effects, and what has changed in your life. Doses

get adjusted. Medications get switched. Plans get revised.

The goal is a working relationship over time — not a prescription and a wave goodbye.

Sometimes the right next step is something we don't provide.

We coordinate referrals for CBT, DBT, EMDR, TMS, ketamine and esketamine treatment, substance use services,

and other specialized behavioral or medical care when clinically appropriate. We are also glad to work alongside

your therapist, primary care provider, OB-GYN, or other specialists.

Psychiatric care works better when the people involved talk to each other.