The first step to developing a treatment plan that truly works for you is to evaluate and understand your symptoms and how they are impacting your life.
How do these behaviors or symptoms affect your work or school performance; relationships with others like spouse, family members, and coworkers; as well as involvement in activities and family life.
We will gather information about your personal and family history of emotional, behavioral, or developmental disorders as well as a medical and treatment history.
To develop a full perspective of your situation generally requires two sessions. The first is usually with a member of our team who is a mental health professional. They will gather information, suggest next steps, and arrange to complete the assessment phase by scheduling an appointment with a psychiatrist or nurse practitioner. While this takes place, you may get started with the initial sessions of psychotherapy.
Our experienced team of care providers want to understand you better so that we can treat you best. A full-picture view of the relationship between your brain and your behavior gives us the insights we need to improve your outcome.