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Frequently Asked Questions
What services do you offer?
We provide comprehensive psychiatric evaluations and medication management for a range of concerns including depression, anxiety, trauma, ADHD, and more. Our care is thoughtful, collaborative, and grounded in evidence-based treatment.
Do you prescribe medication?
Yes. When appropriate, we offer evidence-based medication options as part of a personalized treatment plan. We take time to discuss the risks, benefits, and alternatives, and we always respect your comfort and preferences.
Can I be seen if I’m not sure I want medication?
Absolutely. Many people come to us unsure about medication or seeking more information before deciding. Our role is to listen, assess, and collaborate with you—not to pressure or rush decisions
How do I get started?
Simply call or email us to inquire about availability or ask questions. We’ll walk you through the next steps, which may include a brief phone consultation and scheduling your first appointment.
What is your approach to care?
We take a thoughtful, individualized approach rooted in evidence-based medicine and trauma-informed care. We believe in meeting people where they are—with respect, honesty, and compassion. Your voice and values guide the process.
Do you treat children or adolescents?
Yes, we do see children and adolescents, in addition to adults. Our approach is age-sensitive and collaborative—we work closely with families while always centering the needs of the child or teen receiving care.
Do you offer support specifically for women?
Yes. We offer specialized care for women across all stages of life. Whether you’re navigating postpartum changes, hormonal shifts, parenting stress, caregiving fatigue, or the unique pressures women often carry silently, we’re here to listen and support you. Our approach honors the complexity of women’s lives and creates space for you to be heard, understood, and cared for with intention and respect.
Do you see men?
Yes. Many men come to us carrying a quiet weight—stress, sadness, irritability, or burnout they’ve learned to push through without asking for help. We want you to know that you're not alone, and you don’t have to hold it all in.
We offer a space where you can speak freely, be heard without judgment, and explore what healing might look like for you. You won’t be expected to have the right words or the perfect explanation—we’ll figure it out together, step by step. Your mental health matters just as much as anyone else's, and we're here when you're ready.
How often will I need to be seen?
This varies based on your needs. Some patients begin with more frequent visits for stabilization, while others benefit from monthly check-ins. We'll decide together what feels appropriate and sustainable for your care.