Psychiatry Services
Recognizing the Signs
We offer comprehensive psychiatric care and medication management tailored to meet your unique needs. Our experienced psychiatric team is dedicated to providing compassionate and effective treatment for various mental health conditions. Whether you’ve never been on medication before, you’re referred to us by your therapist, you’re unhappy with your current medication, you’ve felt like you’re on medication for too long, or are seeking a second opinion on your psychiatric care, we are here to help. Our goal is to ensure you receive the best possible care and support on your journey to mental well-being, and we are happy to consult with your therapist to develop a collaborative plan.
Some of the common reasons people seek a psychiatrist are:
- Depression
- Anxiety Disorders
- Attention Deficit Disorder (ADD/ADHD)
- Insomnia
- Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD)
- Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder (OCD)
- Bipolar Disorder
- Substance Use
How Can Psychiatry Help Me?
Our Psychiatric Nurse Practitioner manages medication types, dosages, and monitors progress to improve your mental health.
Proper diagnosis can lead to effective medication management. We ensure intensive collaboration between your therapist and nurse practitioner for the most efficient treatment at our office.
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.
Signs You or a Loved One May Need a Psychiatric Intervention
- Prolonged anxiety or high levels of stress
- Persistent feelings of depression, sadness, irritability, or hopelessness
- Extreme highs or lows in mood
- Withdrawal from socializing Difficulty sleeping
- Strong feelings of anger or guilt
- Trouble completing daily tasks, work, or school assignments
- Feeling uncomfortable in your own body
- Misusing drugs or alcohol
- Excessive or unusual rebellion, theft, vandalism
- Skipping school in children or teens
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.
If you’re unsure about your mental health or that of a loved one, seeking a professional assessment is crucial.
How much do psychiatry services cost?
$150-$300
Per Session
Initial Intake: $300
30-Minute Follow-Up Visit: $150
We accept most United, Aetna, and Cigna plans. Depending on your specific insurance coverage, your treatment may be provided at little or no cost should you choose to use insurance.
Meet Richardo Boyd
Psychiatric Nurse Practitioner
I am motivated, caring, and devoted to providing excellent patient-focused care. I’m committed to promoting, preventing, and treating mental health issues across the lifespan. I was prepared academically as a Nurse Practitioner with a focus on family-centered care where I eventually found my passion in psychiatric care. As a Psychiatric Mental Health Nurse Practitioner, I have a robust knowledge base in treatment guidelines and evidence-based practices that are the most current effective treatments. I thoroughly enjoy connecting with clients and helping them get to the core of their mental health issues.
If You’re Experiencing These Symptoms, It May Be Time For Professional Help.
