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“You are stronger than you realize.”



1. Comprehensive Diagnostic Evaluation

Initial 45-60-minute comprehensive psychiatric evaluation to determine the potential diagnosis, triggers, relieving factors and create optimal treatment plans.  

2. Psychiatric Medication Management

Up to 30-minute follow-up appointments for ongoing management of prescription medications and supportive psychotherapy

Frequently asked questions

What will happen at my first appointment? 

Initial Diagnostic Evaluation

As one might anticipate, identifying psychiatric issues poses challenges due to their intricate nature and the vast array of ways they can manifest. Often, a definitive diagnosis might not be reached after several consultations. Nonetheless, the initial visit holds significant importance in establishing the direction for assessment and treatments. While each provider may have their own approach to the initial evaluation, the key areas of inquiry generally remain consistent. Our initial sessions typically last up to 60 minutes, during which we conduct an initial clinical assessment and offer treatment recommendations. It's evident that there's a considerable amount to address during this first encounter, and the process of assessment and information gathering continues beyond this session.


The following provides an overview of the fundamental structure of a psychiatric diagnostic evaluation that you can expect: 

- Relationships with significant others and any associated issues.
- School experiences, encompassing any history of learning difficulties or special needs.
- Legal matters and behavioral challenges.
- Work or career-related concerns.

- Identifying individual and family strengths and interests.
- Cultural and religious considerations.

What will happen at my follow up appointment? 

Follow up Appointment

Our follow up sessions typically last up to 30 minutes and involves several key components to monitor and manage the patient's condition effectively. Here's what you can generally expect:

Regular follow-ups are important to ensure that your treatment plan is effective and to make any necessary adjustments to improve your mental health.

Important info about medications

Medications are utilized to manage and alleviate the symptoms of mental disorders. Though they do not provide a cure, they can significantly help in restoring balance and enhancing the quality of life for patients. It is important to understand that medications have different effects on different individuals, making it essential to develop a personalized treatment and medication plan for each person. The outcomes and experiences with these treatments can vary widely. Some individuals may experience immediate and effective relief from their symptoms and might only need medication for a short period. Conversely, others may require long-term medication to manage their condition. It is quite common for patients to try multiple medications over time to find the one that works best for them. This trial-and-error process is crucial to achieving the optimal management of their mental health condition.


Several factors can influence the effectiveness of medication:

Considering these factors and monitoring patients closely can help healthcare providers tailor medication regimens to individual needs and maximize effectiveness while minimizing risks.

What is Psychotherapy?

Psychotherapy, also known as talk therapy or counseling, is a collaborative treatment approach between a trained provider and a client. It aims to help individuals explore their thoughts, feelings, behaviors, and experiences to improve mental health and well-being. Psychotherapy can encompass various techniques and approaches tailored to meet the specific needs of the client.

Examples of psychotherapy include:

These are just a few examples of the many types of psychotherapy available. The most appropriate approach depends on the individual's unique needs, preferences, and goals for therapy.

Are our visits confidential?

All communication between Alice and the patient is held in strict confidence, except in the following circumstances:

In cases of suspected abuse or concerns for safety, Alice is obligated by law to inform the relevant authorities and/or potential victims.