Conditions
Mental health conditions treated
Evidence-based psychiatric care for a wide range of concerns. If you don’t see yours listed, call; we can talk through whether this practice is the right fit.
ADHD
Trouble focusing, losing track of tasks, feeling restless, or running late no matter how hard you try can wear you down at work, at school, and at home. A careful evaluation can tell you whether ADHD is part of the picture and what will actually help.
Learn about adhd treatment →Anxiety
Constant worry, a racing mind, tension you can’t shake, or sudden waves of panic can make ordinary days feel exhausting. Anxiety is one of the most treatable mental health conditions, and you don’t have to manage it alone.
Learn about anxiety treatment →Depression
Feeling down, empty, or numb for weeks at a time, losing interest in things you used to enjoy, or struggling to get through the day are signs worth taking seriously. Depression is common and treatable.
Learn about depression treatment →Bipolar disorder
Periods of very high energy, little need for sleep, or racing thoughts, followed by stretches of deep depression, can disrupt relationships, work, and health. The right treatment can bring more stability.
Learn about bipolar disorder treatment →OCD
Unwanted, intrusive thoughts and the urge to check, clean, count, or seek reassurance can take hours out of your day. OCD responds well to a combination of medication and focused therapy.
Learn about ocd treatment →Insomnia & sleep
Lying awake for hours, waking in the middle of the night, or never feeling rested affects mood, focus, and health. Sleep problems are often tied to anxiety, depression, or stress, and treating both together works best.
Learn about insomnia & sleep treatment →Trauma & PTSD
After a traumatic experience, nightmares, flashbacks, feeling constantly on guard, or shutting down emotionally can linger long after the event. Trauma-informed care helps you feel safe while you heal.
Learn about trauma & ptsd treatment →Other areas of expertise
- Mood disorders
- Stress
- Coping skills
- Anger management
- Behavioral issues
- Autism-related concerns
- Borderline personality disorder (BPD)
- Personality disorders
- Antisocial personality
- Dissociative disorders (DID)
- Psychosis
- Oppositional defiant disorder (ODD)
- Dementia-related behavior changes
- Suicidal ideation (outpatient follow-up care)
- Relationship issues
- Life transitions
- Transgender and gender-affirming mental health
- Veterans’ mental health
If you are having thoughts of suicide or are in immediate danger, please call or text 988, call 911, or go to the nearest emergency room. Outpatient care is not a substitute for emergency services.
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