Our signature programs organize psychiatric care around specific areas of assessment, treatment, and mental wellness. Each program brings related services together while allowing care to remain focused on the individual’s symptoms, circumstances, and clinical needs.
Infinity ADHD Excellence Program
The Infinity ADHD Excellence Program focuses on evaluating and treating ADHD-related concerns that can affect attention, organization, impulse control, and everyday functioning. It is intended for children and adults ages 5 through adulthood seeking a clearer understanding of ADHD symptoms and appropriate treatment options.
Services Within This Program
How Care Is Provided
Care begins with an evaluation of attention, executive functioning, impulsivity, activity level, and other relevant concerns, using DSM-5-TR criteria to evaluate symptoms and clinical findings. When medication is appropriate, treatment response and reported concerns can be reviewed through ongoing medication management alongside practical strategies for everyday functioning.
What to Expect
The process typically starts with a discussion of symptoms, history, and how ADHD-related concerns affect daily responsibilities, relationships, school, or work. Recommendations are based on the individual’s clinical presentation, with follow-up used to review symptoms and treatment response.
Autism Assessment Program
The Autism Assessment Program focuses on understanding social communication, behavioral, developmental, and sensory patterns that may be associated with autism spectrum disorder. It provides a structured evaluation for children and adults ages 5 through adulthood seeking greater clarity about longstanding patterns or current concerns.
Services Within This Program
How Care Is Provided
The evaluation considers social communication and interaction, behavioral patterns, sensory characteristics, developmental history, and current functioning, using DSM-5-TR criteria to compare patients’ symptoms and findings. Findings are interpreted within the individual’s overall clinical presentation rather than relying on a single characteristic or concern.
What to Expect
The process begins with a discussion of the individual’s concerns, developmental history, social communication, behaviors, sensory experiences, and day-to-day functioning. Relevant information and experiences are reviewed to help provide a comprehensive understanding of the individual’s needs.
Following the assessment, findings are reviewed and discussed, including whether the evaluation supports an autism spectrum disorder diagnosis and what recommendations or next steps may be appropriate based on the individual’s needs.
Brain Health Program
The Brain Health Program brings together psychiatric care for conditions that can affect mood, thinking, sleep, emotional regulation, behavior, and everyday functioning. The program may be relevant when individuals are experiencing persistent symptoms, changes in functioning, or multiple concerns that require psychiatric evaluation and ongoing treatment.
Services Within This Program
How Care Is Provided
Care is based on the specific symptoms and conditions affecting the individual rather than applying one approach to every concern. Depending on the clinical situation, support may involve psychiatric evaluation, using DSM-5-TR criteria to compare patients’ symptoms and findings, medication management, psychotherapy, counseling, symptom monitoring, and practical strategies for managing day-to-day challenges.
What to Expect
An initial visit generally includes a discussion of current concerns, relevant history, symptoms, and how they affect everyday functioning. The evaluation helps identify the concerns that may be contributing to changes in mood, thinking, sleep, behavior, or emotional regulation.
Treatment recommendations depend on the individual’s clinical presentation and may involve one or more appropriate services, such as medication management, therapy, counseling, or ongoing psychiatric care. Follow-up visits can be used to monitor symptoms, assess treatment response, and adjust the care approach as clinically appropriate.
Women’s Mental Wellness Program
The Women’s Mental Wellness Program focuses on mental health concerns that may arise or change during pregnancy and the postpartum period. Its confirmed clinical focus is perinatal mental health, providing psychiatric support for individuals navigating emotional or mood-related concerns during these stages.
Services Within This Program
How Care Is Provided
Perinatal psychiatric care may address anxiety, depression, mood changes, stress, and other mental health symptoms occurring during pregnancy or after childbirth. When a psychiatric assessment is part of care, DSM-5-TR criteria are used to compare patients’ symptoms and findings. Treatment may include psychiatric evaluation, medication management when clinically appropriate, psychotherapy, and practical coping strategies.
What to Expect
Care begins with a discussion of current symptoms, mental health history, and circumstances related to pregnancy or the postpartum period. The individual’s emotional well-being, symptoms, and daily functioning are considered part of the overall clinical picture.
Treatment considerations are based on the individual’s clinical needs and may include psychiatric care, medication management when appropriate, psychotherapy, or supportive strategies. Follow-up allows symptoms and treatment response to be reviewed as circumstances change throughout the perinatal period.
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