Yes. We are in network with most major insurance plans. We also accept debit cards and all major credit cards.

Yes. We offer in-person appointments or Telehealth appointments may also be available depending on your location and clinical needs, for now only in Texas.

We work with children 13 years old and up. Please contact us to determine whether our services are appropriate for your child, teen, or adult.

Our practice has specific policies regarding controlled medications:

• Benzodiazepines: May be prescribed only in limited circumstances following an established patient relationship and an in-person evaluation. We do not prescribe benzodiazepines to new patients or through telehealth appointments.
• ADHD stimulant medications: We do not prescribe stimulant medications, including controlled stimulant medications commonly used to treat ADHD.
• Buprenorphine: We do not prescribe buprenorphine.

Any controlled-substance prescription is subject to applicable federal and Texas laws, clinical guidelines, and practice policies based on an individual clinical evaluation.

If you are currently taking a controlled medication prescribed by another clinician, please let us know when scheduling so we can determine whether our practice is able to provide appropriate ongoing care.?

If you are experiencing a mental health emergency or feel that you may hurt yourself or someone else, please do not wait for a routine appointment. Call 911, go to the nearest emergency department, or contact the 988 Suicide & Crisis Lifeline by calling or texting 988 in the United States.

If you are experiencing significant distress but are not in immediate danger, you may schedule an appointment with us. We can help determine the appropriate level of care and whether additional support is needed.

We currently provide services to patients located in Texas.

We understand that unexpected circumstances can arise. We kindly ask that you provide at least 24 hours' notice if you need to cancel or reschedule your appointment.

Appointments canceled with less than 24 hours' notice or missed without notice may be subject to a $100 late-cancellation/no-show fee. This fee is not billed to insurance and is the patient's responsibility.

Repeated late cancellations or missed appointments may affect our ability to schedule future appointments. We appreciate your consideration of our clinicians' time and the opportunity to make appointments available to other patients.

It's completely normal to feel uncertain about your first psychiatric appointment.

Your initial visit generally involves a conversation about what you've been experiencing, your mental and physical health history, medications or supplements you currently take, and how your symptoms are affecting your daily life. Your psychiatrist may also ask about sleep, mood, anxiety, concentration, relationships, work or school, substance use, and other relevant areas. Together, you will discuss possible explanations for your symptoms and treatment options. Treatment may include medication, psychotherapy recommendations, lifestyle changes, or a combination of approaches. You are not required to start medication simply because you schedule an appointment.

Yes. You do not need to know what's wrong before making an appointment.

People seek psychiatric care for many different reasons, including persistent anxiety, depression, difficulty sleeping, problems with concentration, mood changes, relationship difficulties, work or school challenges, or simply feeling that something isn't right.

A psychiatric evaluation can help you understand what may be contributing to what you're experiencing and whether treatment could be helpful. Seeking an evaluation does not mean that you have a severe mental illness or that you will automatically be prescribed medication. The goal is to understand your concerns and determine what type of support, if any, would be most appropriate for you.