Deep-seated and debilitating fears that impede your ability to function normally.

A mental health condition characterized by frequent and unexpected panic attacks.

A chronic mental health condition that drastically affects a person’s thinking, changing their feelings and behaviors.

When you struggle with your appearance, you may resort to extreme measures to look the way you think you should.

A feeling of unhappiness that does not seem to go away, depression can rob you of the joy that even your favorite hobbies bring.

Your response to emotionally or psychologically distressing events may result in lasting trauma and even post-traumatic stress disorder.

If you experience excessive, unrealistic, and persistent worry about everyday things, you may have generalized anxiety disorder.

Characterized by extreme mood shifts, bipolar disorder impedes your ability to complete daily activities and negatively affects your relationships.

If you feel compelled to drink, rely on alcohol to get through the day, or find that you cannot stop drinking, you may be suffering from alcohol abuse.

Key symptoms of this disorder include recurring, unwanted thoughts and repetitive behaviors that a person feels driven to perform.

People with this disorder may struggle with sitting still and paying attention or impulsivity, amongst many other symptoms, resulting in an inability to complete tasks or organize their day-to-day activities.

Medication management refers to the systems that your doctor may put in place to ensure that you are receiving the proper medication and taking it as prescribed. This can be helpful for those who may have difficulty with memory or organization. It can also be helpful if you are concerned about administering the correct dosage and want to have some oversight involved in the process of taking your medication.

In order to determine what symptoms you are experiencing and better identify what course of treatment may best benefit you, it is important to undergo a full psychiatric evaluation. This evaluation often includes a clinical interview, medical history, and even diagnostic testing. By getting a full picture of who you are and what you are experiencing, our team can develop the most effective treatment plan to address your needs.

The Test of Variables of Attention (TOVA), a computerized assessment, is a useful tool in diagnosing ADHD. It can measure certain attributes, such as sustained attention, response time, impulsivity, and omissions, providing your psychiatrist with a better understanding of how you function.

Some elements of mental health are hereditary, or carried in your genes. By testing your genetics, we can determine what conditions you may be predisposed to or gain a better idea of how to treat a condition you are currently experiencing.

Spravato, a prescription nasal spray containing esketamine, has been shown to be effective in addressing treatment-resistant depression.

Suboxone, a prescription medication, can help treat opioid use disorders and support recovery.