Every client is regarded as a unique constellation of personal history and current symptoms. The potentially reductive nature of mental health diagnoses are considered with every client. However, in terms of DSM-V diagnoses, the following are treated in office:

• ADHD

• Depression (including Unipolar Depression, Well-Managed Bipolar II Depression, Seasonal Affective Disorder, Post-Partum Depression, Premenstrual Dysphoric Disorder)

• Anxiety Spectrum Disorders (Generalized Anxiety, Social Anxiety, Separation Anxiety)

• Panic Attacks

• OCD

• Phobias* and Fears

• PTSD*

• Eating Disorders*

  *Current research strongly suggests first-line treatment for these illnesses is various modes of therapy. In these instances, medication will only be provided as an adjunct to commensurate outside therapy.

Other conditions/situations treated:

• Concentration

• Learning and memory in educational and vocational environments

• Irritability

• Relationship and Interpersonal Difficulties

• Grief

• Life Transitions (education, work, etc)

• Burnout

For various reasons, including clinical expertise, the need for multi-specialty treatment teams and limitations of our practice setting, the following conditions/services are NOT provided for:

• Psychiatric Emergencies

• Chronic suicidal ideation or self harm

• Psychotic Disorders

• Dementia

• Unmanaged/Severe Eating Disorders

• Substance Use Disorders

• Work Evaluations

• Disability Evaluations

• Concealed Weapon Evaluations

• Court-Ordered Treatment

• Forensic Psychiatry

• Domestic Violence