Common conditions and concerns

  • Inattention and difficulty concentrating can impact both work and home life. Every psychiatric evaluation includes a review of ADHD symptoms and developmental history to determine whether lifestyle changes or medication (non-stimulants or stimulants) may be appropriate.

  • Anxiety symptoms can include excessive worry, feeling restless or on edge, difficulty relaxing, racing thoughts, irritability, trouble concentrating, and sleep difficulties. Physical symptoms may include a rapid heartbeat, muscle tension, sweating, shortness of breath, or stomach discomfort.

  • OCD commonly involves persistent, unwanted thoughts, images, or urges (obsessions) and repetitive behaviors or mental rituals (compulsions) performed to reduce anxiety or prevent feared outcomes. Symptoms can be time-consuming, distressing, and interfere with daily functioning.

  • Depression can include persistent sadness, irritability, low motivation, loss of interest or pleasure, mood swings, feelings of hopelessness, or unusually elevated or energized moods.

  • Bipolar disorder involves episodes of mood elevation and depression. Symptoms may include mood swings, sleep changes, impulsivity, or low mood, decreased energy, difficulty concentrating, and loss of interest or pleasure.

  • Trauma can cause both physical and psychological symptoms which may be confused for other Psychiatric conditions. Proper diagnosis of trauma-related conditions can help shape the treatment plan and avoid unnecessary pharmacological treatment.

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Initial Consultation
60-90mins

$250-$300

The Initial Consultation is a one-on-one video visit with a licensed psychiatrist to review your medical history, current symptoms, and to provide diagnoses and a treatment plan.

Treatment plans may or may not incorporate psychopharmacology based on each individual's needs.

Follow-up Appointments
20-45mins

$100-150

Follow-up appointments include making medication adjustments and continuing therapeutic intervention.

Once symptoms are stable, your Primary Care Provider can take over medication management. If any new questions or concerns arise, you can always schedule a follow-up appointment as needed.

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