SCOPE OF CARE

What we treat, what we coordinate, what we refer.

Naming the boundary is a trust signal, not a limitation. It also stops the wrong appointments from filling slots the right patients
need. This is the map — one page, three honest columns.

Eight care tracks

Structured twelve-week pathways with their own page, their own measures, and their own program name.

Mood & Momentum

Depression treatment-resistant depression

Calm & Confidence

Anxiety. panic. social & performance anxiety

Focus & Flow

Anxiety. panic. social & performance anxiety

Steady & Grounded

Bipolar I & II - emotional intensity mood instability

Loops & Freedom

OCD & obsessive-compulsive spectrum

Sleep & Restore

Insomnia. broken sleep. circadian disruption

Cycles & Rhythms

Perimenopause. PMDD perinatal & postpartum

Reset & Renew

Burnout - high-performer & professional care

Also treated

Treated here, with care coordinated alongside other clinicians. No standalone track page -listed honestly instead.

PTSD & trauma-related conditions

Medication management and stabilization, coordinated with a trauma- focused therapist. Program name: Roots & Rhythms.

Eating disorders

The psychiatric side only-mood, anxiety, and medication—always alongside a registered dietitian and medical monitoring. We refer to a higher level of care when that is what the situation needs.

Co-occurring substance use

Treated when it sits alongside a primary psychiatric condition. Primary addiction treatment and detox are referred out.

Grief, adjustment & life transition

Often better served by therapy alone - we will say so if that is the honest answer.

We refer out

Not because these are lesser - because they need something this practice is not built to give. You will leave with a name, not a shrug.

Inpatient & crisis stabilization

We are not a 24-hour or emergency service.

Detox & primary addiction programs

Referred to the appropriate level of care.

Court-ordered & forensic evaluations

Including custody, competency, and disability determinations.

Autism & learning-disability testing

Neuropsychological testing is referred to a psychologist.

Active psychosis requiring hospital care

Stabilized elsewhere first; we can pick up afterward.

CHILDREN & TEENS

A Thorough, Evaluation-First Approach to Your Child's Care

Deciding to seek psychiatric support for your child is an important step, which is why our practice relies on a strict evaluation-first process. Before any medication is prescribed, your child will undergo a complete and comprehensive workup. We will walk you through exactly what this initial evaluation involves, who will be in the room during the assessment, and how we collaborate with your child's school and pediatrician to ensure we have a complete picture of their well-being.

Navigating Scheduling, Consent, and Confidentiality

To ensure you remain fully involved in your child’s care, all initial booking and consent must be completed by a parent or legal guardian; we do not permit self-scheduling for anyone under the age of 18. We also know that navigating privacy can be complex, so we establish clear expectations around confidentiality right away. We will explain plainly what your teenager is allowed to share with us in a safe, private space, and exactly what vital information will always be communicated back to you.