Psychiatric & Behavioral Health Services
These psychiatric services address conditions that can affect mood, thinking, emotional regulation, behavior, relationships, and everyday functioning. Individuals may seek care when significant mood changes, longstanding interpersonal or behavioral patterns, unusual perceptions, or changes in thinking begin interfering with daily activities or relationships. Treatment is determined according to the specific condition, current symptoms, treatment history, and individual clinical needs.
How It Works
Support is focused on the symptoms and functional concerns associated with each specific psychiatric condition:
Bipolar Disorder
- Evaluation and monitoring of depressive and elevated or activated mood symptoms
- Medication management when clinically appropriate
- Support with recognizing changes in mood and maintaining treatment
Personality Disorders
- Evaluation of longstanding emotional, behavioral, and interpersonal patterns
- Psychotherapy focused on coping, emotional regulation, and interpersonal functioning
- Medication management for associated symptoms when clinically appropriate
Schizophrenia
- Monitoring changes in perception, thinking, behavior, and functioning
- Medication management when clinically appropriate
- Support with recognizing changes in symptoms and maintaining ongoing psychiatric care
What to Expect
Care generally begins with a review of current symptoms, psychiatric history, treatment history, and changes in everyday functioning. Depending on the condition and clinical presentation, treatment may include medication management, psychotherapy, or both. Follow-up visits are used to review symptoms and treatment response and determine whether changes to the treatment approach are appropriate.
Take the Next Step in Your Care
Contact us to discuss your mental health concerns and determine which care option may be appropriate. Get the information you need to make an informed decision about your next step.