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Comprehensive Psychiatric Evaluations
Comprehensive psychiatric evaluations are scheduled for 1.5 hours for adults and up to 2 hours for individuals 17 and younger. During the evaluation I will ask thoughtful, in-depth questions to learn about you, your background, and the broader context of your current concerns. Together we build a compassionate therapeutic alliance rooted in trust and collaboration—you are the expert on your own life, and my role is to help you gain insight, clarity, and understanding so I can best support your needs.
What to expect
A careful, thorough review of current symptoms, medical and psychiatric history, family history, social and developmental history, substance use, and past treatments.
Time to discuss your goals for treatment and what you hope to achieve, so we can set priorities and plan next steps.
Respectful, nonjudgmental listening and a thoughtful clinical assessment to guide clear, personalized recommendations.
For initial evaluations I do not typically start new prescriptions, though I will refill established medications when appropriate to ensure continuity of care.
If you have records, previous evaluations, or a list of current medications, please bring them to the appointment to help inform and enrich the assessment.
Comprehensive Psychiatric Evaluations
Comprehensive psychiatric evaluations are scheduled for 1.5 hours for adults and up to 2 hours for individuals 17 and younger. During the evaluation I will ask thoughtful, in-depth questions to learn about you, your background, and the broader context of your current concerns. Together we build a compassionate therapeutic alliance rooted in trust and collaboration—you are the expert on your own life, and my role is to help you gain insight, clarity, and understanding so I can best support your needs.
What to expect
A careful, thorough review of current symptoms, medical and psychiatric history, family history, social and developmental history, substance use, and past treatments.
Time to discuss your goals for treatment and what you hope to achieve, so we can set priorities and plan next steps.
Respectful, nonjudgmental listening and a thoughtful clinical assessment to guide clear, personalized recommendations.
For initial evaluations I do not typically start new prescriptions, though I will refill established medications when appropriate to ensure continuity of care.
If you have records, previous evaluations, or a list of current medications, please bring them to the appointment to help inform and enrich the assessment.