More than a med check.
Thoughtful, personalized medication care with extended 30–45 minute appointments for careful monitoring and adjustment — double or triple the industry-standard 15-minute visit.
Four commitments behind every prescription
Extended Appointments
30–45 minutes per visit to thoroughly assess how you're doing and make thoughtful adjustments, rather than a quick refill and out the door.
Careful Monitoring
Regular follow-ups to monitor response and side effects, especially when starting or changing medications.
Flexible Adjustments
If a medication doesn't work well, we adjust dosage or switch — we won't ask you to struggle with ineffective treatment.
Combine with Counseling
Pair medication with supportive counseling. Get both from one provider instead of coordinating between two separate offices.
Medication That Fits Your Routine
Good medication management accounts for your actual daily life — work schedule, other prescriptions, and what's realistic for you to stick with.
More than a quick prescription refill.
Extended appointments mean real time to talk through what's working and what isn't.
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An Ongoing, Collaborative Process
Psychiatric medication management is far more than writing prescriptions. It's an ongoing process where your provider prescribes, monitors, and adjusts medications to manage symptoms while minimizing side effects.
We go beyond symptom scores to discuss your overall quality of life — sleep, concentration, relationships, energy. Medication management can work alone or alongside counseling through our combined treatment approach.
A wide range of mental health conditions
Depression & Mood Disorders
Including major depression, persistent depressive disorder, and seasonal affective disorder, treated with antidepressants. See depression treatment.
Anxiety Disorders
Generalized anxiety, panic disorder, social anxiety, and phobias treated with SSRIs, SNRIs, or other medications. See anxiety treatment.
ADHD
Comprehensive evaluation and management using stimulant or non-stimulant medications for children, teens, and adults. See ADHD treatment.
Bipolar Disorder
Careful monitoring with mood stabilizers, antipsychotics, or other medications to prevent manic and depressive episodes. See bipolar treatment.
PTSD & Trauma
Medications to reduce intrusive thoughts, nightmares, and hyperarousal symptoms, often combined with therapy. See PTSD treatment.
OCD & Sleep Disorders
Higher-dose antidepressants for OCD, plus medication options for insomnia related to mental health conditions. See OCD treatment and insomnia treatment.
Learn more from the NIMH guide to psychiatric medications.
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About Psychiatric Medication
How long does it take for psychiatric medications to work?
Most antidepressants and anti-anxiety medications take two to six weeks to reach full effectiveness, though some people notice initial improvements within the first week or two. Mood stabilizers may take several weeks; ADHD medications often work faster.
What about side effects?
All medications can potentially cause side effects, but many are mild and temporary. Before prescribing, we discuss what to expect, and if side effects are severe or persist, we can switch to a different medication.
Will I become dependent on psychiatric medication?
Most psychiatric medications including antidepressants, mood stabilizers, and antipsychotics are not addictive. Some anti-anxiety medications, particularly benzodiazepines, can cause physical dependence with extended use, so we typically use these for short-term relief.
How long will I need to take medication?
Treatment duration varies by condition and individual response. For a first episode of depression or anxiety, many people take medication for six to twelve months, then taper gradually. We regularly review whether medication is still necessary.
Can I just do therapy without medication?
Absolutely. Not everyone needs medication, and therapy alone can be very effective, especially for mild to moderate depression or anxiety. We discuss all options during your initial evaluation.
Can psychiatric medications be managed virtually?
Yes. Virtual medication management via telepsychiatry is safe, effective, and now standard care, with outcomes equivalent to in-person visits for most conditions.