Mental Health
Private mental health visits for anxiety, depression, stress, sleep, mood, and medication questions.
Mental health visits can help with depression, anxiety, stress, sleep changes, grief, mood symptoms, medication questions, and questions about substance use. Care may include an evaluation, medication discussion or management, referral planning, crisis resources, or coordination with your medical provider when appropriate.
Both in-person and telehealth visits may be available. Call the office if you are not sure where to start.
Leave with one clear mental health next step.
Confirm the follow-up date, medication instructions if any, and who to contact if symptoms change before the next visit.
About this visit
What this visit covers
See common reasons to request this visit, what may be discussed, and what information is helpful to bring.
When it fits
Common concerns
Anxiety, depression, stress, sleep changes, or mood symptoms are affecting daily life.
You have questions about medication, symptoms, or ongoing support.
You want to talk privately about substance use or support options.
You are not in crisis, but you need a private place to start.
During the visit
What we may cover
A private conversation about symptoms, safety, history, medications, and goals.
Screening questions to guide the right level of support.
Next steps for follow-up, medication discussion, referral, crisis resources, or coordination with medical care.
Before the visit
Helpful to bring
Names and doses of mental health or medical medications.
Notes on symptoms, sleep changes, triggers, and what has or has not helped.
If you might hurt yourself or someone else, call 911 or go to the ER now instead of booking online.
Providers for this service
Questions
Frequently asked questions
What can I discuss at a mental health visit?
How is privacy handled?
What if I need urgent help?
Need help choosing?
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