Behavioral Health
Psychiatry & Medication Management
Careful, coordinated psychiatric care — not a five-minute prescription refill.
How Psychiatric Care Works Here
Psychiatric medication can make a real, meaningful difference for conditions like depression, anxiety, PTSD, and bipolar disorder — but it works best when it's carefully evaluated, monitored, and coordinated with therapy rather than treated as a standalone fix. Our psychiatry team conducts a thorough evaluation before recommending medication, and stays closely connected with your therapist if you're also in counseling.
What We Treat
- Depression
- Anxiety disorders
- PTSD and trauma-related conditions
- Bipolar disorder
- Co-occurring mental health conditions related to substance use
- Mental health conditions connected to a workplace injury or accident
What to Expect
Your first psychiatric evaluation is thorough — covering your history, current symptoms, prior treatment, and goals. If medication is appropriate, we start carefully and monitor your response closely, particularly in the early weeks, adjusting as needed. Follow-up appointments track how you're responding and whether the plan needs to change.
How It Fits Into Your Plan
- Coordinated directly with individual or group therapy when you're engaged in both
- Coordinated with primary care for your overall health picture
- Coordinated with our substance abuse treatment team for dual diagnosis cases
- Adjusted over time as your symptoms and needs change
Frequently Asked Questions
Will I definitely be prescribed medication?
Not necessarily — medication is recommended when it's clinically appropriate for your specific situation, not as a default outcome of every evaluation.
How often will I need follow-up appointments?
This varies by patient and medication, typically more frequent early on and spacing out as your symptoms stabilize.
Can you prescribe medication for a condition related to a car accident or workplace injury?
Yes — psychiatric medication management is available for PTSD, anxiety, depression, or other conditions connected to an accident or injury, coordinated with your personal injury or workers' compensation care.
Medication is one tool, used carefully and in coordination with the rest of your care — not a substitute for understanding what's actually going on.
Confidential · No Pressure · Coordinated Care
Start today. Walk-ins welcome.
Call us, send a message, or just come by the clinic. Same-day appointments are available, and our team will meet you without judgment.
1010 E McDowell Rd, Suite 410, Phoenix, AZ 85006 · Open until 7 PM Wednesdays