Psychiatry Services in Florida
Psychiatric Care That Works With Your Therapy, Not Around It
At McNulty, our psychiatric providers are part of the same practice as our therapists — and when both are part of your care, they communicate directly, share context, and work toward the same goals. You don’t repeat your history twice.
And if you’re coming to us for psychiatry on its own, that’s completely straightforward too — no therapy required.
Whether you’ve never explored medication before, you’re being referred by your therapist, you’re unsatisfied with a previous provider, or you simply want a second opinion — we’re accepting new
patients now.
Who We Help
You Don’t Have to Be in Crisis to Benefit From Psychiatric Care
Many of our clients come to us before things get severe. If any of the following feels familiar, apsychiatric evaluation is worth exploring.
The McNulty Difference
What Makes McNulty Psychiatric Care Different
At most practices, your psychiatrist and therapist have never spoken. At McNulty, that’s not how it works.
When both are part of your care here, your providers communicate regularly — aligning on your goals, sharing context, and adjusting your approach together. You get the benefit of two specialist perspectives without the burden of being the go-between.
Of course, if you’re coming to us for psychiatry on its own, that works just as well — your evaluation
will shape the right level of support for your situation.
What is a Psychiatric Evaluation?
During a psychiatric evaluation, you and our Psychiatric Nurse Practitioner will dive deep into your history and discuss your symptoms to understand and treat any mental health issues.
These detailed evaluations provide insight into your overall health and guide the development of a personalized treatment plan, which may include medication. Openness and honesty during the evaluation are crucial for tailoring the best treatment approach for you.
In most cases, medication will be prescribed and filled that day so that you can get the relief you need as soon as possible. Your provider will follow up with you regularly to monitor how you’re responding and adjust your plan as needed. You’re never handed a prescription and left to figure
it out alone.
60 min
Initial evaluation
Comprehensive · Personalized
Follow-up visits: 30 min
Insurance Accepted
Signs It Might Be Time to Talk to a Psychiatric Provider
You don’t need to be in a crisis for this to be worth exploring. If any of the following has been showing up in your life, it’s worth a conversation.
How Does Medication Management Work?
If you need medication for mental health issues, there’s no shame in that; it’s often used both for immediate relief and long-term prevention of relapse. Medication may be just one part of your comprehensive treatment plan, which can also include recommendations for therapy, psychoeducation, and lifestyle changes
We’ll guide and educate you throughout your treatment to ensure you feel empowered and informed. Medications are prescribed to help regulate focus, mood, behavior, and emotions. Psychiatric medications can be effective in managing symptoms of conditions such as depression, anxiety, ADD/ADHD, insomnia, and more. They can improve quality of life and support other therapeutic interventions. The success of medication treatment varies from person to person, and it often requires careful monitoring and adjustment by a qualified healthcare provider.
Not sure if a psychiatric evaluation is the right next step? Our care coordinators are happy to talk it through with you — no commitment required.
Meet Our Psychiatric Providers
Rates & Insurance
Most plans accepted — your care may cost little or nothing.
Depending on your specific coverage, your psychiatric evaluation and follow-up visits may be covered at little or no out-of-pocket cost.
We’re transparent about pricing because you deserve to know before you commit to anything.
Insurance Accepted
$195-$390
Self-pay rates per session
Initial Intake (60 min): $390
30-Minute Follow-Up Visit: $195